Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-06


ran away to join his piaymates' ap-
parently unhurt- Everyone "h"
messed the accident felt that ths GIN"
had a very narrow escape
Work on the new section OF the
State road beyond Shawmut is pro-
crossing slowly, owing to sesefai CON
fiictions in the working oroer. IL -
doubted whether that section OF foao
will be completed before snow rams.
when finished, that new stretcn OF
public way will be one of the best IN
this part Of the State.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Hayes, VINO
have been passing several weeks at
Bangor and vicinity. left MONDAY Iof
Hopedaie, Mass, where they Will make
their home in the future. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Hayes have been recently mar
RED. she formerly being Miss Mildred
Williams Of this town.
{ Miss Ruby Johnson. who has been
Passing two weeks al Rumford Falls
as tire guest Of her sister. Mrs AL
fred Jones. returned home Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shorey return
ed Tuesday from a several days stay
at Whiteheld with friends and reia-
: tiyes.
! Raymond Varney. who has been
passing several days at Boston and
vicinity with friends and relatives. re-
turned home Monday.
I Miss Gladys Elwell has returned
from a several days visit at her home
a, Boston.
! Ernest H. Holman and Maurice wy
man arrived home Monday after sew
eral days trip to Washington. D. c,
where they attended the National En-
campment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Higgins, who have
been passing the summer at ocean
Point. are guests of Miss Cora Emery
Mr. Higgins was in Albion Sunday TO
attend the funeral services OF his
father. H. Benson Higgins.
DR.. ". S. Miller and son. DR.. Leland
Miller. were at Troy over Sunday
where Mrs. Leland Miller and son are
Passing several days with relatives.
Mrs. Fred o. Savage has returned
from a few days stay at Winslow.
Mrs. Savage occupied the pulpit of the
Baptist church at the Sunday SER
vices.
J The condition of Miss Gertrude
Waldron. who is quite i'll at her home
at Vassalboro. does not improve. She
is suffering from eye AID throat
trouble.
Miss Arlene Spaulding Of Albion and
/ formerly of this town. passed Mon
day in town with friends and relatives
, Mrs. Carrie Williams left this week
for Bethel. where she will be en-
pioyed.
/ Hugh Footman has returned from a
few days. visit at Hallowell, where he
was the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Izella
Monahan Jordan.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Maxfield have
/ moved their family and household
goods from Sangerville into the Nor
gan house on Elm street, where they
Will make their home in the future.
The children of Grades VII and VIII
tof the South Grammar school are rails
ing money with which they will pur,-
chase a piano to be used in the school
At present the little boys and girls
are making cut soap orders for the
money premiums. and later they will
give various entertainments. all for
the same fund.
The members of the Loyal Club were
ientertained Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Neil Gregory, Pleasant
street. The ladies passed the time
very pleasantly in playing cards and
prizes were awarded. The hosts served
a light luncheon.
Mrs. D. E. Fisher Of Braintree,
Mass. arrived in town this week to
visit her sister. Mrs. Roxanna Dean,
az the home of Mr.. and Mrs Abbot
Adams.
The first meeting of the season of
the Clionea Club will be held wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jo-
seph W. Sawyer. Mrs. Herbert Brown
will have the paper of the afternoon.
taking for her subject. Maine as a
Winter Resort
The annual inspection of E. P. Pratt
Corps, W. R c., will be held wednes-
day evening at Grand Army hall. Mrs.
Hattie Sprague Of Bangor. one Of the
district department officers, will be
present and conduct the work of in
specting.