Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-29

leave them at Mrs. Palmer'a homo IN
order that the article or articles
might BE- completed.
Miss Ine1 Phillips, who has been the
guest for o number Of months Of her
sister, Mrs. Howard Durriu Of Bap-
fist hill departed Tuesday on the mid
day train.
Attorney and Mrs. Daniel Lewis left
Tuesday morning for Southport where
they are to join their son. John Lewis
ana wife at the Lewis cottage.
George Welch left here Tuesday for
Philadelphia where he will visit his
uncle. the superintendent Of the Edi-
son Ammunition Co. He will be away
until Sept. 16.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. James Nichol. Jr.. Of
West RoxbCry, Mass, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Smith.
Ben 7. Steward, who Joined Mrs. Stew
ard for an outing at Boothbay Saturday.
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Barton and daugh-
ter Alice Of St. Adams. VT. arrived Tues
day forenoon to visit the family OF Ed.
Clough on Madison avenue. Other guests
at the Clough home are Mr.. and Mrs. L.
o. Tuckey of Auburn.
GlueE MdSulTe, WHO mas lately peSn
employed in the store of the Atlantic &
Pacific Tea Co. in Portland, arrived home
Tuesday forenoon. having completed his
duties In that city, and accepted a posi-
ton nearer home.
Mrs. Imogene Clark Merrill Of CaratunK
arrived in town Tuesday forenoon. being
on her way from Temple Heights where
she had been attending the Spiritualist
campmeeting, to Lakewood. Mrs Merrill
will stay for some time at her Lakewood
cottage. remaining until after the camp
meeting of the Madison Spiritual Associa-
ton.
Much interest is occasioped among the
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs Mark Emery
over the arrival of a little son in their
home Monday night
Rev. Q. II. Tracy. Phi. D.. with his sons
DIN and Leighton have returned to Skov.
hegan and are at the parsonage of the
First Baptist church, They have passed
much of the summer at their summer
place in Durham Services will be resun-
ed at the First church on Sunday Re-
ports from Rev. Eta G. Tracy, DR.. Ira.
cys wife, who has been in Woodfords
hospital for a number of weeks, are more
encouraging.
The attention of Judge C. o. Small was
again occupied Tuesday in probate court
with further hearing in the case or the
central Maine Power Co. VS.. ex-Con-
gresham S. w Gould The case dates
back TO the time of the rebuilding Of the
oxford Hotel and the payment for wiring
the building by the company.
Joseph Abbott Eonahue. foreman Of the
keyes Fibre Co. and g years old, made
application for declaration of intentions
or naturalization at the courthouse the
nrst OF the week. He was born IN Fred
ericton. N. B.. is unmarried and lives at
70 Main street, Fairfield. He came to
Maine. arriving at Vanceboro about
March II. 1912. Paul Napoleon Murray,
81. has also taken a similar step. He Is
a weaver In the worsted mill, living at IL
French street, Skowhegan. and was born
IN St George, P. O.. coming here about
Oct. is. 1894.
The Young Ladies' Sodality will meet
for the O'Clock mass next Sunday morn.
Ing at ST. Mary's Catholic church. Plans
are being made for a lawn party as q
dedication for the schools grounds which
are III progress or renovation on the par
ish property.
The Sunday services at Bethany church
will be resumed next Sunday.
Additional Jurors have been reported
for Somerset county to serve at the Sep
TENDER term Of supreme judicial court as
follows: Grand: Minot Lucas ST. AL
bans; Lindsay H. Stevens, Smithficld;
Howard Fitch. Starks; Milton F. Wood
cock, Ripley: Melvin Ford. Hartland; D.
Lewis Allen, Fremont II. Hubbard,
Pittsfeld. Traverse: George A. Libby, St.
Adams; c. f. Corson, Mercer; Jonas Hoi-
den. Jackmon; John j. Buzzel Athens;
William A. Deering. Hartland.
w. H. Clark OF Caratunk, a we'll known
Somerset county lumberman. was in town
Tuesday.