Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28
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| lowell, occupied the pulpit ef the Eci-
versalist church Sunday. Three were
admitted into the church and the sac
| fament was observed. The music was
\ in charge Of Mrs. Ruby Hartman, or
! 2anist, Il quartet consisting Of Dir. and
Mrs. Fred Walker, Mrs. Mona Elliot
and Hartwell Hunton. Mrs. Elliot sang
a beautiful solo. Mr.. Marley leaves
Maine this week for his new charge IN
I .Eew Jersey. All are sorry to lose
him.
Miss Frances Mitchell passed Satur-
day in Winthrop.
Eli Merriman Of Portland spent the
Sabbath with his parents, who are
very poorly.
c. S. Brown has taken possession
Of his new store.
e. II. Davis is passing few days
with his mother.
Mrs. Eta Smith. former resident
OF Readtied. is guest Of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Chase Fogg.
Mrs. G. w. Manter is gaining slow
~ from q severe attack Of pneumonia.
Miss Louise Jose has arrived in
Walla Walla, Wash, and reports fine
"trip. She will visit the San Francisco
Exposition.
Rents are very scarce in town, but
there are q number Of houses for sale.
Mr.. Reed, the new telephone man
ager. has rented George Carson's
house, one Of the most modern IN
town. Mr. and Mrs. Carson have
IN n
where Mr.. Carson has fine business.
DEPOT.-Fred Goodwin, with a par
ty of his friends from Boston, arrived
ct his cottage, Craig's Point, Friday.
Mrs. Goodwin has passed severa! pre-
vious seasons at Lake Maranacook
Edward Andrews and son, Edward,
Jr., who had been visiting relatives It
few days, left last week for WaVerly,
Macs. ACCOMPANIED By Mrs. Andrews
who had been caring for her mother,
Mrs. Lawrence, several weeks.
Masters owen Coleman, and Edgar
Luce went by bicycle to Vassalboro
and return Saturday, after dining with
OWENS uncle, Edmund Coleman. The
number Of miles travelled was 40, 20
each way.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Wells and
daughter, Miss Alice Sanborn, were
over Sunday guests Of Mrs. Willis
Bickford.
| f. w. Henry, Eddington, Pa, arrived
Thursday, visiting relatives and calling
on friends until Sunday, when he left
/ for Augusta He will there visit his
daughter, Mrs. Roland Scribner, before
returning to his home.
Frank Lambert left Wednesday Cor
Van Buren,, where he will remain dur
ing the summer
Miss Norah Greeley of Oakland was
a caller on Mrs. J. +. Denton, on her
way from Portland. Saturday.
| Prospects for new station at Mar
anacook seem very bright. The lum-
Der has already been hauled for The
building.
Willis Bickford left Monday morning,
for Cumberland Center, where he will
commence work as section foreman.
| EAST-Arthur Lanctot has returned
to his work in North Arson.
Mrs. w. D. Haines Of Waterville
passed several days last week with her
sister, Mrs. c. G. Morrill,.
A good crowd was present at th2
auction held by S. c. Brown last Weo-
ncaday.
I +. D. Gordon has taken down tho
large barn on the farm formerly owned
by the late G. S. Morrill, and now own
ed by the Augusta Water District, anc
is building an addition to his barn.
Mrs George Tibbetts Of Belgrade
passed rcveral days at her place here
last week.
The sclectmen have finished assess
ing the tax in town. The rate Is z
mills.