Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-11

Plans, for the Murray CLUB May
Party are progressing rapidly. and the
committee in charge report a large
advance sale of tickets. This VIII De
one of the events Of the early summer
season, and a fine time is being an
ticipated.
Charles Pooler and Willis Keene OF
the Emery Kinds Camp, 8. OF v, lis
triot aid. were at Canaan this week.
where they started plans for the or
ganization' of a camp there.
Mr.. and Mrs: ershGom B. Rollins OF
Mt. Desert arrived in town Monday,
being called here by the passing away
of Mrs. Rollins grandfather. Warren
Clark. They are guests OF Mrs. Rol-
Inns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Richardson. West street, during their
stay in town.
Sunday to her home on Western ave-
nue.; after several weeks stay at
Portland. Miss Crummett underwent
an operation at hospital in Portland
and since her recovery has been Wis
ting her sister. Mrs. Ray Mitchell in
that city.
Mrs. William Tracy has returned
from tW0-weeks stay in Boston and
vicinity, where she went In company
with her cousin. Mrs. Frank sohler
OF Gerseyville, Cal, who had been
passing several weeks in town.
Lawrence High school will play the
Maine Central Institute team of Pitts
field Wednesday afternoon on the West
street diamond and on the following
Saturday they win play Gardiner on
the local diamond.
Mrs. Della King Of Gardiner Is the
guest In town Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Dyer, lower Main street. Miss Beatrice
Beaurosouss returned Monday to her
home in Gardiner, after short visit
in town, as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dyer.
Mrs Minnie Adams, Mrs. Bertha An
derson, Mrs. Mabel Mayo and Miss
Angie Witham went to Waterville on
Monday where they were entertained
at the home Of Mrs. Ludlow, upper
Main street.
Miss Grace Spinney is confined to her
home on Silver street by illness.
A new telephone has been installed
in the camps of the Kennebec Log
Driving Co., the call for which Is 34-2,
A daughter was born Friday. May
to Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Cain, Sill
yer street. and the little new conner
has been named Mary Elizabeth.
Deputy Sheriff Henry D.. Brephy
made two seizures Saturday at the
American Express office. One lot
contained six quart bottles Of whiskey
and one quart Of wine. The other lot
contained keg in which was rs
quarts of whiskey. The libel will ex-
pire May IS.
Miss Edithe v. Spaulding assumed
her duties Monday at the Wilson
Pharmacy as clerk at the soda foun-
tain, succeeding Miss Hazel Fogg,
who is employed at the post Office
Miss Mona Philbrook returned Mon
day to her home on lower Main
street. after passing a few days at
Augusta, the guest of her grand
mother.
Memorial services will be held Sun |
day, May 23 at the Baptist church and
Rev. E. c. Whittemorc of Waterville |
will occupy the pulpit. The E. P. Pratt
Post, G. A. R., E. P, Pratt Corps. G.
A. r., and Emery-Hinds Camp. S. OF
v, will attend the services in a body.
William Haryell will leave this. week
for Quebec after passing several
weeks at his home in town.
Miss Lima Mitchell OF North Arson
passed the weekend as the guest Of
Mrs. H. H. Spinney, Silver street,
DR.. and Mrs. /. p. fash returned |
Monday to their home on Summit |
street, after passing several days at
their cottage at Windemere, Unity
Harold E. Weeks left Monday for a
several days. fishing trip to Moose
river with a party of five Waterville |
friends.