Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-14

convention.
No clue has yet been found to .he
burglar or burglars who made the Sec
ond entrance within few weeks Sat
urday night into the store Of Dostie
Brothers, lower Main street. The
break was discovered about 6 A, NJ
Sunday by Arthur Dostie, one of the
proprietors. II is thought that the
break was made by tramps. who have
a rendezvous on the river bank a short
way from the store.
The marriage intentions Of Joseph
Grivoix Of Fairfield and Josephine
Poulin of Winslow have been filed at
the town clerks Office.
George Weir of Augusta is in town
for few days, the guest of his uncle.
Howard Weir.
Miss Lois Piper left this week for
kennebago lake, where she will be en-
gagged as teacher.
Phillip Mutt has returned to his
home at Clinton, after passing a few
days at West Benton. the guest OF his
sister, Mrs. Clyde Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Julian of Water.
willie have moved their household soeda
to this town into the Fogg house on up-
per Main street, where they will make
their home in the future.
Russell Jewell, Tho has been nassinp
few days as the guest Of his brother
Der, Jewell, has returned 70 his home in
Dixmont.
Mrs. Stella Richardson returned Sun
day to her home at Wn:tefeld after
passing several weeks as the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Georg. shorey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shorey accompanied Mrs. Richard.
son and they made the trip in the Shorey
automobile
John York, Jr., is confined 10 his home
on Osborne street by iliu-ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert C,osby passed
the week end at their cottage at Webber
pond.
Mrs. Bert L.. Blakney returned Mon
day from Oakland. where she has been
caring for Mrs.~Archie Towie during the
latter's illness, She will be engaged in
caring for her father, E. W. Watson,
who had the misfortune Saturday to fall
and break his arm.
Reginald L. Craig has gone to Ports.
mouth \. H.. to pass some time with
friends and relatives
Charles Pooier left Monday for Boston
on a several days business trip.
Roscoe Holway and John H. Cox went
to Unity Monday. making the trip in Mr.
CoXs automobile. Mr.. Cox returned
Monday evening and Mr. Eolway will re-
main few days, having an eating booth
at the fair
Mrs. Abbott Nelson and two daughters
left Monday for Ma,tawamkeag, where
they will visit Mrs. Nelson's father
Mrs. Angie Smith passed the week end
at Lakeside with friends
Miss Isabelle Spaulding returned Mon
day from Hinckley after passing a few
days at Corners grove Mrs. Spaulding
and son Raymond will remain for a few
days longer
Two DRINKS appeared before Judge
Harvey H. Brazzell Saturday. were found
guilty, paid the usual fines and costs
and departed.
george A. Bragg. an employee of the
United Paper Board Co. at the Benton
rails pulp mill, is having a few days
forced vacation because of injuries re-
He had his left hand badly bruised when
another employee mis- .7lculated ana
drove pinchbar down onto il.
Mrs James knight l.. ill at her home
on Maple street
Mrs Grace Gibson will go to Unity
Tuesday, where she will attend the
fair.
j. E. Still. who has been passing sew
eral weeks in town as a guese OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lawry and Mr. and
Mrs. W. S Simpson returned Monday
to his home at Boston.
Frank Savage left this week for Oro-
no. where he will resume his studies at
L. of NJ. after passing the summer at
his home in town.
The Ladies' Circle Of the Benton
Grange will have an all-day meeting
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Ever.
son Brown
The Lawrence High School Athletic
Association had a meeting Monday
morning. The constitution and by
laws were read and approved. The
sub-master, Ralph Bramhall, was ap-
pointed financial secretary of the as
ISOLATION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rollins and
daughters, Mary and Katheryn, and
son Henry. have returned from China
lake.
Misses Jane Gibson and Ida Leslie
arrived Monday afternoon for four
weeks visit with Mrs. w. T. Gibson.
Mrs Everett Woodman and three
children passed the weekend in
Winslow with her mother Mrs. Tim
othy Reynolds.
Miss Loretta Romeo has returned
from China lake.
DR.. and Mrs. Russell and two chill
dren of Brewer have been the recent
guests Of Mrs. Gale Pollard
Mrs. Adra Flood entertained the
sweet Sixteen Club Monday afternoon
at her home on Main street. After the
business session Of the meeting a So
'ial hour was held and refreshments
we're served.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shorey and
Lester Brownell returned Monday at
.ernoon from Pemaquid. They made
he trip in their new Overland car.
The Younger Set will meet wednes-
lay evening at the home of Mrs. Ethel
Davis.