Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-05

ing house. which 1t Is understood - 10
be occupied by his son when COM
pleted.
Miss Anna G. Kennedy arrived home
Monday forenoon from visit with
friends in Jackman.
FIR. ]. L. A. Renaude preached last
evening In the church OF the 1mmacu-
late Heart of Mary in Fairfield. it be-
ing one OF the services Of the Forty
Hours Devotion in the Catholic parish
of that town.
J. M. Dysart has moved his family
to Fairfield. where they have engaged
rooms during the winter in order to be
near the new box mill which he has
lately opened in that town. The plant
which was the one formerly occupied
by the Maine Screen Co. is to be SUI
perintended by II. B. Dysart Of Corn
vile.
Miss Margaret Green returned yes
terday to resume her studies at He
bron Academy. following a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Green.
Mrs. Matte Mason. who has been
passing some time In Hartland and st.
Adams visiting relatives and old ac-
4udIitdUCcS, II cApSCleu uCSOdy loI
visit with her sister, Mrs. B. F.
Flanders.
Roy Paddock returned Monday to
Lynn, Mass. to resume his duties in
the plant of the United Shoe Machin-
cry Co.
Miss Myra Cross of Colby College,
who has been the guest Of Miss Mari
on 0. Steward, has returned to that
institution. Among other students to
return to Colby yesterday after the
Thanksgiving vacation at their homes
here were the Misses Eunice and
Gladys Chase, Miss Lucy Taylor, Car
roll p. Flanders and Chas. Coburn
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Galusha Of Low
ell. Mass. started on their return
nome Monday morning following a Wis
II with the sister of Mrs. Galusha,
Mrs. H. r. Bearce. North avenue.
Miss Ruby Packard returned Mon
Day to Winslow, where she is employ
ed after visit with the family Of Ell
wynn Packard on Water street.
Frank Palmer, one of the big farm
ers OF this section, who lives on the
Marston farm. is selling his hav NJ
which he has 100 tons. This hav de,,,,-
eleo at the Skowhegan station, brings
W. faifher w per ton impressed for
.ne cest grades. while his mixed hav
IS bringing $40 per ton. This year his
nop VI apples which were BaIdwins
hen Davis and Spys, amounted to
apout ooo barrels. He has disposed of
inns at ~ per barrel. It is understood
'hat Henry Wentworth, another hio
orchardfst of Skowhegan, received 90 "a
each Tor his 1900 barrels of fruit nnostI,,
Ben Davis. Aios'iy
oupt' Gerrish. who has been III ~
ms nome on North avenue was in his
once yesterday again. Mr.. Cerr;s,,
stated Yesterday that the even;nn
scnool conducted at the higb snhaa,
o"ilo'ng was more largely attended
.n"ii any previous session held bara
III winters past Some 50 students b,va
'eeh registered thus far and mucb j.,
.eress IS manifest in the manual tr.in
,ns department in charge of Frank w
NhoWlton and the commercial donort
'''ent IN charge Of Miss Pearl Meader
There will be a special ser,,;oa =.
,hnch interest in the vestry of tho 49,.
tenary M. E. church next rb,,rssn
eVenlrs. when Rev. D. b. Holt d;stn; s
and Rev. w g
humphrey of New York will sne.,, :.
oehalf of ministers pensions. The -
topic upon which much atteptior :!
pelhg given at the present time nv tha
=! :ae'hodlst parishes in this State and
~ IS tnelr present intention to raise ,
lund OF 100000 in the Maine Confer
ehce for pension purposes.
Mr.
day
The Royal Arch degree was con-
1erred upon three candidates at a spe-
ciai meeting of the Royal Arch Chan !
Ter last evening.
me Ladies' Social of the NJ r.
cnurch will hold a meeting in the YES
tries OF the church Wednesday after
noon to prepare for their fair which il
10 be held Dec. II and IS. In the eve
hlng Wednesday, the Epworth League
viii hold social in the vestries.
DIN and Leighton Tracy, twin sons
or DR.. 0. H. Tracy and his wife, the
Rev Eta Goodwin Tracy, returned to
Lewiston yesterday to resume their
studies at Bates College after a TO-
days vacation at home.
Chas. H. Gardner. president of the /
Farmers Union of Maine, was in St /
Adams last evening to attend a meet |
ing. of the Farmers Union in that /
place. Today he will be in Dover and /
Wednesday evening at Lubec, where .
he will organize a Union.
Davis Brenton
recenf maria 90 soler,n;zed hare