Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-13
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL
Telephone 1885

DAILY kENNEBEC JOURNAL
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Friday, April 10, 1917.
AUGUSTA LOCALS
One of the Thursday business arri-
walls in this city was r. E. Weeks of
Portland.
Among the Thursday arrivals in
this city were Mr.. and Mrs. w. Os-
borne of Newport.
Among the business arrivals in this
city Thursday was r. K. Hogan of
Patten.
George Savage of Bangor arrived in
this city Wednesday and remained over
Thursday on matters or business.
Among the Thursday arrivals in this
city were F.. W. Judkins and ebert E.
Ames of Dixfeld.
Among the Thursday callers in this
city on matters of business was A. T.
Clark of Sidney.
One of the business callers in this
city on Wednesday and Thursday was
T. J. Close of Portland.
Among the Wednesday business ar
rivals in this city was Charles Nc
Manus of Whitefeld.
Frank E. Southland was visitor
Thursday in Portland on matters of le-
gal business.
L. S. Young. tel. 5SS-Clams in and
out of she'll. smelts, halibut, salmon,
finnanhaddie. etc, and dill pickles.-Adv.
NJ. f. Turner of Lowell Mass. was
in the city Thursday for a few hours
on his way to Bangor.
Street Commissioner Varney has
purchased Ford car for use in con-
nection with his work on the city
highways.
Miss Doris Clifford. a student at the
Shaw Business College. has returned
from her home in Belfast, where she
has been passing few days with her
relatives and friends.
The Trinity Quartet of this city has
been engaged to go to Rockland on
Tuesday to assist in comforting the
18th and 18th Scottish Rites Masonry
at Rose CroiX Chapter. With them will
go Prof. Wass as organist
The many friends of Robert NJ
Moore in this city will he interested
to learn that his wedding announce
nents have been received here, the
marriage taking place in Biddeford on
| Tuesday. His wife was formerly Miss
| Marcia Fogg of that city.
First Lieut.. T. w. Jackson, former
ly of Fort Wright n. V, now retired
and living with relatives in Mt Yer
non, was in the city for a short time
on Thursday visiting friends. He is
contemplating a return to the service,
as there is a shortage of trained off,
GERS.
Among the visitors in this city on
Thursday was Dean Kenneth Stills of
! Bowdon College, VINO called on Prin-
cipal Cobb at the High school during
the forenoon. He came to the city to
attend a meeting of the Committee Of
Safety.
Word was received Thursday from
Donald g. Burleigh of this city and
Alden Stafford of Hallowell, who are
members of the unit from Bowdoin
College in the New England Coast Pa
troll that the unit had been assigned
for quarters to the ship SQutherly at
the Portsmouth navy yard.
The dropping of the trolley wire
from five poles south of the car barn
on lower State street at about 4
o'clock Thursday afternoon caused
some little delay in the car service.
The passengers were obliged to change
from one car to another until the
wire was put in repair early in the
evening and the through service re
sumed.
The first litter of black fox puppies
ever born in this vicinity in captivity
arrived last Tuesday at the new fox
farm on the Bond Brook road. Thorn
as Critchely announced that he had
seen the mother fox carrying some of
her babies, but that the people i'll
charge of the foxes do not know how
many there are as vet, as it is not safe
to bother them while they are very
young.