Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-23
June Is Will Be Observed
Decorating G. A. R. Graves.
Piils'i'ld A. A. Defeats Dexter
By a Score Of q 10 |.
William Blanchard Elected TO Gap.
tain N. Z. |. for the Next Year.

The members VIII go to the cemetery
for the purpose of decorating the
graves Of The deceased members. after
the meeting of The Woman's Relief
Corps. which will be held. Wednesday
afternoon. June % in accordance to n
custom Of setting apart a day in Junt
fer this purpose
Oscar II. Gledhill who has been de-
sisner at the Pioneer mill, finished his
duties, Saturday. and will leave. Mon
day. ior Foxcroft, where he win hold
the position as assistant supcrntend-
ent ana designer at the Mayo mil.
Eugene Drake left Saturday for a
few days visit at southwest Harhor
with friends.
Miss Louise Hurley of Skowhegan
was the guest Saturday and Sunday,
of Miss Jessie Spaulding
iir. and Mrs. William b. Gates. who
have tcen residents Of this town for 4
number OF Years. left. Saturday, for
Monroe. where they will locate.
The home of Fremont Hubbard Is
quarantined on account of the illness
of his son George. who has scarlet fe-
Yer.
Harry f. Condor. assistant postmas-
Ter at the Pittsfield Office left, Satur-
day, for New Meadows Inn, to attend
the convention of the Maine State As
ISOLATION of Assistant Pestmasters.
Captain and Mrs. W. l.. Ross return
cd, Saturday. from Portland. where
they attended the annual encampment
of the Maine G. \. Il. and W. r. c.
Captain Ross was appointed assistant
adjutant general.
Mr.. and Mrs. W NJ. Priay and
daughter Neda and Mrs. c. L. Henry
left, Friday. for Ocean Park. where
they will be for the summer. Mr.. Pri-
lay will conduct a post card shop in
Old Orchard and also one at York
Beach.
Miss Hope Buxton of Abbott, who
has been a guest of Mrs T. L. GetchelI.
has returned home.
Sixteen pupils of Grade TX of the
Newport Grammar school enjoyed a
straw ride here. Friday, returning 70
Newport, early in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hackett are
passing a few days in Northport
Henry Green of Fairfield is visiting
his niece, Mrs. S. T. Nash, for a few
days.
Roland Eaton, N. c. l., '13, left. Sat
urday, for his home in Phippsburg.
Miss Eunice Story of Uxbridge. Mass,
teacher of expression at NJ. c. L.. went
to Phippsburg. Saturday, for n visit
before returning home.
Prof. Foye, who has been coach for
the NJ. C. /. baseball team, left, Sat
gurday, for his home in Lowell, Mass.
William Buckland will be captain fer
NJ. c. |. team for the season of 1914.
Look out for the new change I'm the
NJ, c. r. r. timetable, which goes
into effect, Monday, June %.
Mrs. j. H. Moulton and daughter
Miss Mary, left, Saturday, for visit
in Bangor.
good game of baseball was played
on Hunnewell field. Saturday after
noon. between the teams of Dexter a.
A. and Pittsfield a. A. The result of
the game was to in favor of Pitts
, field.
Mrs. William Cargill of Liberty ar
rived in town, Saturday, for a visit
until Sunday with Miss Iona Perkins.
Dwight Kimball of Liberty was the
guest, Saturday and Sunday, of his
/ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Kimball.
Miss Mertie Kinney of West tal-
, mouth is visiting her sister. Mrs. Eye
| iyn A. Call.