Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-31
"viIdac"

Mid-Lent was marked here Thursday
night in the parish of st. Mary's
church by the presentation of three
act drama. "Vildac" under the direc-
ton Of the new rector, Rev. j. L. A.
Renaud. The play was given in French.
Those in the play We're: Rene Sirois,
Alonzo LaCroix. Joseph Fluet, Amidee
Courture, Joseph Thibodeau, Hector
Thobeau. Leon Boutin, Eugene Du-
mont, Horace Fortier Robert Bolduc,
Willie Lewis, Linwood Lewis, Wilfred
Cowett, Ned Lessor, George Boutin,
Thomas Lessard, Joseph Provost, Clar-
ence Syncir. Napoleon Latulippe. Err
nest Bolduc, Willie and John Lessor
The call for the Progressive party
caucus to be held in the municipal
court room, at P. NJ, April 3, has
been posted by the committee, c. J.
Abbey and F. P. Pennell. The business
Of the caucus will include the election
of delegates to the State and Third
district conventions in Bangor, April
5; to fix the number and to elect a
town or city committee for the next
two years.
Mrs. Susie Savage Of Fairfield, who
has been visiting Mrs. Carrie Bragg,
went Thursday night to Arson.
The case of John Kolasen against
the Great Northern Paper Co. Of Mad
ison will be retired at this coming
term of court. The suit involves the
sum Of $4,000.
Miss Bessie Charles, who has pre-
viously taught in Gardiner and during
this year in Belfast, has been engaged
to teach in Grade VII at the High
school building in place Of Mrs. Della
Wyman Healey, who resigned.
Lieut.. George J. Robinson, End In
fantry, has been appointed a perma-
nent summary court to try all cases
involving a violation of the Military
pany orders of Co. E.
Rev. Arthur w. Bailey, South Had
ley, Mass. will preach in the Congre-
gational church next Sunday
Miss Faith Harris and Miss Freda
Harris. valedictorian and salutatorian
of the High school last year, have both
been given scholarships at Mt. Hol-
yoke College where they are Fresh
men.
Harold Symons, who has been at
tending business college in Portland
has accepted a position as stenographer
in the office Of F. w. Briggs
The Community Sunday School
Teachers Training class which meets
Monday evenings at the Philathea
rest rooms. has completed the first nine
lessons Of the course. Examinations
over this section Of the work will be
given Monday evening in the High
school building.
Charles H. Davis has engaged
Charles A. Leighton, a former florist
in Skowhegan. to take charge of the
gardening at his summer place. THE
Antlers" on Raquette lake in the Ad-
irondacks.
The annual meeting Of the Board OF
Trade has been set for April 6.
The biggest lumber cut in northern
Somerset for long period has been
conducted the present winter, totaling
about 100000, 900 feet. The cuttings of
some Of the big firms are as follows:
Hollingsworth & Whitney Of Water
Vile and winslow. 65,Oo0,O0o; Great
Northern, $4,000, 900: Jackman Lumber
20. for their own mill. s5.ooo.ooo; Law
rence Brothers, South Gardiner. 15.OOo,-
noo. south Gardiner Lumber Co., H.
ooo mo. Hume & Newhan Co.. S,OOO'OOo;
a ,,.,sta Lumber Co.. 5000. 1000; Ken
ashec lumber Co. Of Augusta, 5!0OO.ooo;
pnvI & Harvey 5000, 900; S. D. War
ran 100000; Newcastle Lumber Co.
. - noo ~ feet for their mill at North