Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-06

Thorndike. land In Unity. J. w. Fietcn,
er, Lincolnville, to Ida e. Mitchell oo'
land in Lincolnville. Lizzie Matthew'S
Boston, to Chesley Matthews. Sears
port, land in Searsport. Eva ]. Dean'
Ilncolnville, to Joseph T. Lamb, do
land and buildings in Lincolnvflle. Jo-
seph T. Lamb, Lincolnville. to Carohhe
Clark. do, land in Lincolnville. Har-
riett A. Adams. Lynn. Mass, ct ais.
to Elijah S. Shuman, Belfast. land ana
buildings in Belfast. o. B. Mckecnnle'
Burnham, to Charles e. Mitchell, 90,
land in Burnham. Bangor Investment
Co., Bangor, to Northern Maine Sears
port Railroad Co., land in Searsport
Vesta NJ. Freeman, Lawrence, Mass,
to Hiram A. Hustus, Monroe, land In
Monroe.
The community was shocked to hear
Of the sudden death Of Hugh Dean NC
Lellan. Jr, the little son Of Hugh Dean
and Nina (Poor) Mcclellan, of Lexing-
ton, Mass which occurred Friday aft
ernoon about o'clock at the home OF
Hon. Clarence c. Poor and Mrs. Poor
on Church street The child was i'll but
few hours Of acute indigestion and
the end came. Mr.. and Mrs Mcclellan
and children arrived Friday morning
on the boat from Boston for the sum-
mer.
P. G. W. Anderson Of Boston, inspec-
tor Of Underwriters Bureau Of New
England. was in the city Friday and
inspected and tested the city water
supply for fire purposes, with a crew
from Hose I. under Engineer l. T.
Clough. He condemned the city's gas
oline fire engine as unserviceable. The
engine blew out a cylinder during the
test.
At the last meeting Of Seaside
Grange. a picture was formally hung.
Of the past masters of the order from
1882 to 1915, including photos of Os-
car Hills, Hazen McKeen. Edgar Cum
ningham. Isaac Brown. James Perkins,
Bert Perkins. Harvey Cunningham,
Hon. William P. Thompson of Bangor.
Albert Mudgett Henry Chaples, Geo.
w. Miller. Giles G. Abbott. Fred lib
belts, Charles b. Eaton, A D. Hayes.
J. Earl Braley. The Third and Fourth
degrees we're conferred and a program
given followed by refreshments. One
more meeting will be held before the
summer vacation. Dances every
Wednesday night open to the public.
The funeral Of Hugh D., Jr., little
son of MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Dean Nc
Lellan of Boston, took place Sunday
afternoon at the home of Hon. and
Mrs. c. o. Poor, Church street. Revs.
H. S. Pearl and A. E. Wilson of the
Congregational and Unitarian churches
officiated and the bearers were James
H. Howes, Ralph H. Howes, DR.. w. c.
Libbey and Thomas B. Dinsmore.
The Belfast Water Co. is running a
main to the foot of Condor street,
where hydrant will be placed The
cottagers along the harbor front on
both sides of the street will also put
in city water and convenience which
will be greatly appreciated.
A thimble party will be held at the
home of Miss Loula A. Mason. Waldo
avenue, on Thursday afternoon for the
members of the Social Aid Of the Uni
versalst church. Cards for those who
wish to play auction.
Miss Bertha Wiley gave a very
pretty luncheon Sunday at her home
on Congress street in honor of Miss
Elsey Bicknell of Rockland and Miss
Louise j. Read of this city. two pros
pective brides of the coming fall. Miss
Bicknell the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Z. Bicknell of Rockland. will
be married in September to Norman
a. Read, son of George T. Read of
this city. and partner of Maine Hills
in the City drug store on Main street.
Miss Read, a sister of Norman A.
| Read, is to be married in October to
Charles E. Brown Of this city, her en-
gagement having been announced sew
eral weeks ago.