Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-29

| II. F. Danforth e Son, $7.2S; Eugene
| Danforth, s53.26; r. X. Edwards $685.
Oh; Rev. c. *. Evan, Sill: l.. +. Ed
wards estate, s9s.90: hrs. Betsey Ellis.
s53.4S: Ernest Emerson, $76.16;. File
| brown 81 Gray, $3.50 E. M Fletcher,
| $500; w. L. French, $685. w. f.
Greene, $500: Fred A. Gilman, Sl26.S9;
c. w. Greene S6970: X. c. Gray $500
Mrs Abbie Gray, sG6.T0; r. g. Greene
estate, S1S4; Great Northern Paper
Co, l0,53l70; George +. Gray. Sj4 80;
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunnewel S54.40: T.
ii. Holt, $3.50; Harry Hagopian, S57.-
sc; Walter Head, S6l.53: c. S. Humph-
reys, s62.sp; Nj. j Haines, S7545; II. H.
Haines, s95; j. NJ. Hilton estate. $3.50;
A. c. Walton, s51.30; II. b. Weston,
si16.74; \. A. Weston, $273.25; f. c.
Weston. s91.21: a. J. Williams. SOS. 20:
j. +. Withee, 1886: f. w. Weber
Mercantile Co, $3.50; E. W. Wright,
S60.50: @. s. Wescott, $3.50 NJ S.
Ward, s11s.45; c. A. WILDER, $13s.94;
George Washburn, s213.S0 Perkins &
Weston, $50; F. ]. Ward, $50. "a: d. /.
Walker & Son, s671S: NJ. p. ]. Yves
ton estate, S255.S1. Non residents
American Wooden CO., S2053. 9S: Angus
Ia Trust Co, 1872: George Collins. $50;
c. FL. Davis, $l19.03; Mrs Sarah Elms,
$57.50; George b, Fairgraves, $500;
Holllngsworth & Whitney Co. s5555. SIS:
Edward w. Hamilton. S119.60; Charles
Folsom Jones. s1o2. 50; j. p Merrill.
$3.50; II. c. Prince, $3.50; Somerset
Worsted Co. s2S0.60; Somerset Traction
Co., s12S.S0; l.. w. Weston, S142 co.
Rainbow Branch of the Interna tional
Sunshine Society will meet at the
home of Mrs. William Bottom, Weston
avenue. Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. G. E. McColley, who has been
the guest of Mrs. w. G.. SAWYER and
other friends in Madison for the past
week, returned, Monday noon, to her
home in Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Dyer. who has been
staying with her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Il. Davis, in Fairfield for the past few
weeks, has returned to her home in
Madison
Albion C. Hilton, Arthur B. Heal ],
Irving Foss, and Douglas G. Warman
went Tuesday night, to Bakers Sid
ing on a fishing trip.
Miss Evelyn Scott is confined to
her home on Weston avenue with an
attack of German measles.
George A. Herrick went, to Boston
to meet Mrs Herrick, who has been
passing the winter in Southern Cali
fornia. Mr.. and Mrs. Herrick will
visit relatives in Portland and will ar
rive home, Saturday night. j. F.
Withee is assisting in the post office,
during Mr.. Herrick's absence.
Albert Perkins ap6 Jan1pS w par-
kins, who have been at work on
government irrigation dam in Pres
ton. Idaho, for the past two months,
arrived home, Monday evening.
Luke Sawyer of Dover arrived in
town, Wednesday forenoon, and is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Healu.
Mr.. Sawyer was formerly weii-
known resident of this place
Miss Sadie Ward of Skowhegan was
the guest, Wednesday, of Mrs. H. a.
Johnson. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Swart, who expects to start a
class in painting in this village.
Mrs. Frank Gilbert was called to
Skowhegan. Tuesday, by the death of
a relative.
Mrs. Anna Dumas and son left
lOWH, w euueSudy IofenOOI, lOF 81
George Beauce. Province of Quebec,
Canada, where they will make an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
Mrs. John Mcnamara has gone to
Passadumkeag, where she will visit
relatives and friends for few days.
Dean Rollins, for three years prin-
cipal of Madison High school, has
resigned to accept a similar one else
where. Mr.. Rollins, during his SER
vices, has brought the High school to
a higher standard than ever before
and for the first time has been placed
on the approved list of schools of the
New England College Certificate
Board for three years