Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-14
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An enthusiastic meeting OF the
Maine Wooen Manufacturers Assoc
citation was held, Friday morning, at
the Lancey House, with the following
members present: M. S. Holway. Al
susta: A. p Abbott, Dexter; c. Il.
Jones. Newport; John Houston, c. p.
Turner and l.. A. Houston of Gull
ford. The officers elected for the COM
ing year were: President. Gordon
Dobson. Pittsiieid vice president, A..
F. Abbott. Dexter: secretary AID
treasurer, John Houston, Guiiford;
executive committee, Gordon Dobson
lex oficio). Herbert Gray. old Town;
William T. Haines, Waterville: Geo.
w Walker Warren. Ellis Jones,
Newport; Daniel a. Hurd, North Ber-
wick. Considerable length of time
was passed in discussing the tariff.
The town schools closed Friday aft
ernoon, with the exception of Grade
VII in the Grammar, which will keep
few days to make up last time.
Pleasing exercises were given in all
the schools. Z number of visitors be-
ing present. The graduating exercises
of the Grammar school We're held at
the Uniyersalist church, which was
Hastily decorated. The program con-
sisted of readings, vocal and violin
selections and a debate, Resolved,
That Pennsylvania Is More Value AS
a State than California" After the
program Grades VII and VIII ana
their parents and friends present Ice
cream and cake were served.
Rev. F. S. Walker was in Hartiand,
Friday, to officiate at a funeral.
The home of Principal +. L. Land
man of NJ c. |. was the scene, Thurs
day evening of happy Surprise par
ty. when the members of the Senior
class made their appearance in body.
The evening was passed socially with
parlor amusements. Refreshments
were served. George Green, in be-
half of the class, presented Prof.
Landman with a large reading lamp.
The right hand Of fellowship Will
be given at the Free Baptist church,
at 6 p. NJ, Sunday, to several mem
bers
Hon. and Mrs. Frederick a. Powers
of Houlton are passing a vacation at
! the old Powers homestead in the
| west part of the town.
Commencement exercises at Maine
| Central Institute will open, at lo.3o
A. NJ. Sunday, at the Free Baptist
church. when an address will be Civ
| en- 70 the Christian Association by
! Rev. H. F. Dunnack of Augusta. Al
| 7.30 o'clock, at Union hall, Rev. MT.
| Dunnaek will deliver the Baccalaure-
ate sermon. The speaking for the
| Alumni prize will occur. Monday eve>
| ming, at Powers hail. and Tuesday eve
ming speaking for the Manson prize.
Many of the townspeople were in
St. Adams, Friday, to attend the Cen
tennial celebration. Co. A, y. q. >.
| NJ. took part in the program. nuns
| her who were not able to attend the
| DAVIS exercises went, on the late art
| ernoon train, arriving home en- a
| special train, which was run after the
| ball.
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford of Baton
Rouge, La, who are on their wedding
| trip. arrived in town, Friday, Tor
visit with his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
H. M. Ford.
| Hon. I. C. Morse of Liberty was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f. Bag
| lev, over Thursday night.
| Mrs. Smith of West Pembroke is IN
| town Ia attend Commencement exer-
| ciees At NJ e. Her daughter, Miss
! blanche Smith, is a member OF tire
| graduating class.
The marriage of Miss Ellie Cole OF
| this town and Charles dalen Oh ioui-
ton occurred here. "Wednesday. After
. wedding trip passed in Portland
they will reside in this town.
Asa Haines is passing a few days
| in Clinton with his sister.
| Miss Iona Perkins returned FRI
day. from a weeks visit IN bos'oh.
Miss Eva Allen left, frloaS, ior .
and New Hampshire
Cashier II. f. Libby of the ioca
National pank and Mrs. Libby will sc
to Boothbay Harbor. SATURDAY to at
tend the meeting of the Bankers AS
4 ISOLATION.
Guy powell is assisting at the otic'