Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-25

The City Bakery business which has
been conducted by J. D. Symonds for
the past II years has been sold to
Wallace Billodeau and William Pool
err These two gentlemen know the
business WE'LL both having been en-
ployed by Mr.. Symonds for several
years.
Mrs Leon Bailey has returned to
her home in Medford. after having
been at the home Of Dr. F. S. Bigelow
since last March.
The selectmen of the town have an
nounced that bids for the sale of
Skowhegan High school coupon bonds
amounting to $4,000 at per cent.
dated July l, 1915, $4,000 due each year
from 1916 to 1880 inclusive, will be
received until II O'Clock A. NJ. Oct. /.
The institute meetings of Group ,.
Maine Methodist Conference, will he
as follows: North Arson, Oct. 3; Sol
on. Oct s; Madison. Oct. I; Skowhe-
gan, Oct. S: Oakland, Oct. ~: Fair
field. Oct 13, the last being the fall
ministers meeting for the district.
A 20-room hotel has just been COM
pleted at Lake Moxie station by Is. A.
LaXson. This is fitted with modern
conveniences and will be run the year
round. A modern garage 40 X 40 is
connected with the hotel. This Is To-
Gated on the Somerset branch of the
Maine Central railroad and all traf-
fic for The Forks. 512 miles distant.
and West Forks goes through Lake
Moxie Mr.. Laxson came to Lake
MoXie nine years ago and was station
agent until 1911. The work OF build
ing the hotel has been done by James
Ryan and T. D. Rollins of Skowhegan,
Forest Furbush, Eugene Powell and
Ernest Fentiman Of Bingham.
Following are the vital statistics fol
Somerset county for the past week
Deaths: Cambridge, Mass, Mrs. Ju
liza Lincoln Morrison, IS. formerly o.
East Madison; Lockhaven, Pa. Sept
q, Charles E. Withee, Il, formerly o.
Norridgewock; Pittsfield. Sept. q
Glen Mason Of Canaan, 20 years o.
age: ST. Adams. Sept. II, Reid Adams
IS, a native Of Prince Edward Island
Starks. 6-months son Of Mr.. ane
Mrs. George Oliver; Hartland, Mrs
Janette H. Turner Blake, IS; Wes1
Athens. Mrs. Jed Brown: Caratunk
Sept. IA, Celey Carbine, 6s. Marriages
St. Adams, Sept. is, Miss Clara Stew
ems and c. Hull Wilkins; Wayne. Mes
Sept. Is, Minta May johnson aa4
Charley Stanley Colt Of Athens: Ais
ems, Sept. 4. Edward J. McQuilkins -
Eva S. Brown OF Cornville; Sk0&9f
gan, Sept. 20, Fred Provencal and
Flora Cariveau. M 60
At the Bethany Baptist church Sun
day morning Rev. George MeFria1s
will speak upon "a Great Confessions.
and at the P. NJ. service on "Doinl
Our Best" At the Island Avenue Con-
gregational church Prof. Arthur r.
Hertell OF Bates College will preach
Sunday. Rev. ]. w. Packard Will
preach Sunday at the Covell meeting
house in North Fairfield.
DR.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Cover and Mu-
riel and Merrill Cover left town
Thursday to pass a week with Mrs.
Covers mother, Mrs. James Pillsbury
in Limington. They made the trip by
automobile.
Bison & Conant will open their new
shoe store in the Wentworth block,
where the postoffice was formerly To-
Gated, Saturday. They were complet-
ing the moving of their stock from
their old store two doors farther down
Water street Friday. The new store
has been finely fitted up for their use,
having new show windows on both
Water and Russell streets and inside
there is a new hardwood floor, new fin
ish on the walls and other changes.
John NJ. Little. who has made his
home with Edward J. Quincy and
family for the past two years. has
taken a suite Of rooms in Portland for
the fall and winter. IS