Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-31

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The lecture to be given by Rev.
John a. Bellows, this tMonday) eve
nine, in the Unitarian parlors, will be-
ginsat p. NJ
Henry Tetreau!t, who had been en-
ioyine a visit at his home in this citv
left, sunday morning. for New Haven
Conn. To resume his studies in Yai
college.
Daniel e. stanwooa, who has been
the guest of Mrs. J.. Manchester
Haynes. since Wednesday. left. sun
day morning. Intending to sail, Thurs.
day. from New York for England
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farr left, sat,
arday, for Medferd, Mass, called
there by the Illness of her brother
Mrs. Farr expects to remain in Med.
fesd fer ahoat3tao weeks. S
Max Wilder son Of Dr. and. Mrs
Milan Wilder and Frederick Jones
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w Jones,
both students at the University of
Maine. arrives. in town. SATURDAY at
ternoon. for 4 short visit at their n
srectve homes.
Harry TIs Deboe. steveaore. has
painted his steam holster fiaat AMI
got his engine into readiness for the
season. and VIII probably launch tn
craft. tfis week. from the shore 81
the cove below the old fort. where Ii
pa ssed the winter
II Is now expected that the shipping
season at the port Of Augusta wils
open within 4 few DAYS. as the harg
MaaatMnee has been loading cot
fer IL Purinten I2ros, Co. and her.
arrival is looked for. at almost any
time.
That the Entertainment given. las.
Wednesday evening, at City hall. To-
the benefit rf st. Mafy's Catholic
church was successful financially as
well q otherwise. is shown by IN
Statement lat the amount realized
fer the entertainment was about Sl2
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Edward Allen Whitney. who Is a.
school in concord. y. H.. and had heen
enjoying a short visit with friends n
New York, arrived home. Sunday aft
ernoon! for week with his parents.
AR ant Mrs. Arthur ". Whitney,
State steee
Hon. sgln1ar p. Spenerd. Chairman
Of the Bard of Railroad Commission
ers. whs has been III at his roora.ss a
the Falmouth hotel Portland. Cor The
past 10 siays. has fully recovered mud
was attending. Saturday. TO the da-
ties OF his office.
Hon. Charles A. MiiIiken returned
Saturday afternoon. from o trip &c
Stockholm, where he has extensive
lumber interests Mr. Mlliken reports
that thers is q rise of 10 feet in the
ST. John river, and that THURSDAY.
storm inithav section was one of the
rough ofess af fhe wIntera
At tifeaaoetsnsss Monday. OF The Wo-
mans Reara md Young Woman
League iof The tsungresational church.
committees viii DC appointed to re-
ceire, Tuesday. "a the chapet articles
If clothing wiisch viii be Forwarded
to the sufferers from Tire great Hoods
ia tue w ef1St = fttf - = 80 -
sired at both meetings. -
The W, C t. q. is. in need 81 cloth
ing for boys and girls, stiso shoes and
stockings. Several childYeneare anxious
TO attend church and sunday school, Z
they can be supplied With suitable
clothing. II anyone fiaying such things
viii send a card TO. MFs Joseph Lafasl-
bee. Grove strhet, the new superintend-
mt Of the Re*c,ic. md Relief work, the
t1ll he caiied for. e
Farmers institute at So. Windhanf.
A Farmers Institute Will be held
thursday, April 10, in pheasant Riv-
& Grange hall. South Windham. a !
bnenoon and afternoon session will be
hid. the forenoon session opening, at |
=, 80 o'clock. The subjects of dairy
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