Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-11
Maine Gossip
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bzll game al Portland SATURDAY dis
closea Z romance when some u Ias
J Wsitnan fans say among the xperrs
tors wei!-Enown .oung Ws!-ham
couple. Mar Kennedy. aged =, 4
wal,han High graduate ana Franz;
Rogers. aged T. MOTORCYCLE racer
The fans sG=pe tied al elopem@nt and
ire question being put Up 20 ne COUPE
they admitted il and then formally an
nounced their El4rr.age The! enter
,sined their WaI,han friends tazE
evening.
The Portland knights u Columbus
are planning neT: quarters and COM
rni,tee is considering he proposition
Of our.ng or building. Several build
said 10 be available
The Grand Trunk Railroad. when
the var broke out, announced that -he
names Of all employees who yo.un
teered with the Allies WOULD remain
for a period Of six months on the pay
roll. Many If those Who volunteered
belonging in Maine The money vas
to 60 % the families Of the men. The
time in almost ali cases having .x
pired. it Is said that the names are
now being dropped from the list q.
Grand Trunk employees
That was particularly id.o,ic
stunt pulled b. the Saco I--year-old
lad who Tuesday afternoon. when be-
a quarter BY companion that ha
could not board q passing freight
train. made a jump and bearded the
car nearest him, nearly losing his life
in the attempt, then jumping Of and
coming out with badly cut head and
face and torn clothes. He didn't even
get the quarter. but ne should have
got the worst trouncing OF his life
, from his father.
The ladies who will receive 1900
each by the will Of the late Mrs. F.
W Hill. being members Of the same
card clubs. are: Bangor Monday
| CIub-Mrg. Edward E. Lyon, Mrs. E
r. Burpee. Mrs. L. l. Paine. Mrs. II.
H. Andrews. Mrs. E. c. Nichols. Mrs.
Frank A Owen, Mrs. Arthur Chaplin.
Mrs. A. B. Farnham. Mrs. Arthur F.
Ste;son. Mrs. Bernhard Pol, Mrs.
Henry Mclaughlin, Mrs. Harry Thurs
ton ard Mrs. Laura French. Outing
Club. Rockiand-Mrs. F. E Hitchcock.
Mrs s H. Webb. Mrs w T. Cobb.
Mrs. W. s. White. Mrs. c. H. Berry,
Mrs. F. r Spear. Mrs. J. H. Wiggin,
Mrs. Lucy Kennedy, Mrs. c. N. Kali
loch Of Rckland: Mrs. E. J. wardell.
Camden: Mrs. H. L. Shepherd. Rock
port: Mrs. Helen e. Smith, Mrs.
Emily c. Smith. Mrs c. A. Leighton
and Miss II. J. Watts Of Thomaston:
Mrs. F. F. Kelly. Cambridge. Mass,
and Mrs. Mary H. Russell, Brookline.
Mass.
Another Bar Harbor summer resi-
dent has discovered a splendid plan
for doing practical good. The town of
Bass Harbor has a good system Of
graded schools, but no High school.
This woman has arranged to have six
girls from this place attend the Bar
Harbor High school, with tuition and
board and room at the T. NJ. c. A.
building all paid. With the success Of
this plan shown. the donor also plans
to increase the size Of the gift, so
hat a larger number of girls may re-