Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-17

been completed by Manager E. E. Nc
Neelie of the Skowhegan baseball
team: Saturday, June II. Colby Col
lege at Skowhegan; Monday. June 10,
Rockland at Rockland; Tuesday, June
20. Gardiner Trolley League at Gar
diner; Wednesday, June q, Winthrop
Trolley League at Skowhegan; Thurs
day, June %, Rumford at Skowhegan;
Friday, June %, Augusta Trolley
League at Augusta; Saturday, June "a,
Hallowell Trolley League at Skowhe-
ley League at Skowhegan; Tuesday.
June q, Rumford at Rumford;
Wednesday, June 2S, Gardiner Trolley
League at Skowhegan; Thursday June
%, Belfast at Skowhegan; Friday, June
so, Augusta Trolley League at Angus
ia; Saturday, July 1, Lewiston Trolley
League at Skowhegan; Monday, July 8,
Belfast at Belfast; Tuesday, July 4,
Sanford at Skowhegan, forenoon and
afternoon; Wednesday, July 81 Halo
we'll Trolley League at Hallowell;
Thursday, July 6, Rumford at Skowhe-
gan; Friday, July Z, Rockland at Rock
land; Saturday, July s, Belfast at
Skowhegan; Monday, July 10, Belfast
at Belfast; Tuesday, July IL, Augusta
Trolley League at SkOWhegan;
Wednesday, July Il, Winthrop Trolley
League at Winthrop; Thursday, July
10, Belfast at Skowhegan; Friday, July
IA, Gardiner Trolley League at Gardi-
ner; Saturday, July Is, Belfast at Bel
fast
The American Wooden Co. has re-
Gently erected a water tower between
the Arms mill and the old shoe shop.
The 90-foot steal uprights are embed
ded in a cement foundation. On top of
these tank rests which is II feet high
and holds about $1,000 gallons.
The law is off on what perch within
the weight limit at Lake Wesserunsett
next Tuesday, the Goth.
The marriage of Lester Bernard
Bragg, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. N.
Bragg Of Skowhegan, and Miss Rose
Agnes Landry, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. f. Landry Of Waterville, will
take place at the Sacred Heart church,
couple will be at home after July 10,
at "a Oak street, Waterville.
The Baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class of the Skowhegan
high school will be delivered in the
Opera house, at 7.30 P. M. Sunday eve
ming By the Rev. Charles H. Neil
hiney of the Island Avenue Congrega-
oh, ho
vice of all the churches.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Lou Cass of Portland, daughter
of Capt. Edward A. Cass of this town,
and Emery Fletcher of Ely, New, for
merly of Skowhegan. Mr.. Fletcher is
now owner of garage.
Ephram Cowett is doing splendid
work with his new power concrete mix
err This is the first machine of the kind
to be owned by a Somerset county
builder.
Margery Morrison, who has been in
New York City for the last few WIN
tiers has come here to visit her aunt,
Miss Ann Morrison until the last of
July.
Sewell Salisbury Of Canaan, Ted
Cameron and George Nutter of Hart
land, who joined the navy over three
months ago and have been at home on
a 10-days furlough with their parents,
will leave Monday for Newport, r. l.,
to return to their duties.
Bert Hilton of Arson has lately sold
to Roscoe Bigelow of Sllowhegan a
pair of fancy white-faced steers, two
years old last fall, that measure six
feet and two inches in their present
form.
Canaan Grange will hold an all-day
meeting Tuesday, this being their an
nual Veterans day.
Skowhegan fans learn with pleasure
that Skowhegan and Augusta are to
contest in series of ball games this
season for a silver cup and the same
has already been ordered and will be
on exhibition portion of the time in
each city as soon as it arrives.
At business meeting of the Church
of the Open Door held Wednesday eve
ming, seven new members were receiv-
ed. An address on Healing" was Civ
en- by Timothy Barrett, Esq, and a
developing circle held. Plans are laid
for a social and dance by the young
people of the church very soon. The
committee on care Of the sick will fol-
low the system used by some of the
fraternal lodges.
Miss Lizzie T. Hussey left Friday for
Moosehead lake where she will visit
DR.. and Mrs. William Mebane for sew
eral days.
James Dysart left Thursday after
noon for a business trip to Augusta
and other places.
At a meeting of the State Board of
Veterinary Examiners in Augusta, DR..
I. l.. Salley of Skowhegan was. elected
chairman.
Friends Of Nathan Brewer Of Larone
will be interested to learn he is soon to
be married in San Francisco and then
will go to China where he has been
appointed an official missionary for the
Seventh Day Adventists.
Adolph Beaulier has completed his
course in Shaw's Business College and
now has position in the Office Of
Swift & Co. in Augusta.
Frank Huckins, son Of Mrs. Nancy
Huckins, has a position on the staff OF
the Lewiston Sun and plans to contin-