Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-08-27
Successor at Special Town
on Roads and Bridges to Be
Registrants-Pleasing Piano

! Sunday night on Russell street when
Charles Tuttle. one of the owners OF
! the garage drove out from that build.
ing into the street as Mrs. Moliie NJ
! Stewart drove up the street. Mr.
| Tuttle sustained damages to his We
/ hicle which will require the replace
| ment Of a running board and the
axle, while Mrs. Stewards car was
damaged in about the. same manner
| A mysterious woman has been
! frequently seen evenings on Elm
street in the vicinity of Somerset
| hospital, the Public library and
near some Of the residences IN that
I locality. At other times she is seen
lingering in that vicinity for a con
siderable length of time: she does
! not annoy people, but evidently at
tempts 10 evade meeting persons, as
she has glided behind trees for the
sake of obscucity, it is claimed, or
, started toward the nearby river
bank. While it may be simply some
of the towKspeople who happen TO
tske pleasure III evening walks or
| whether it is really mystery case
remains Yet to be solved.
,, Mrs. Frank Dore, who still ra-
mains critically i'll, has been remov-
ed from Somerset hospital 10 ner
home.
Robert Young has received word
that his son. Corp Clifford T..
Young, Co H. 516th Division, has ar
rived overseas. He has been i'll train
ing in New York and latter was sta
toned at Washington.
Mrs. Z. W. Briggs gave a party
Saturday afternoon in honor uf the
sixth birthday of her son. Master
Gordon Briggs. There We're about Is
children present and they enjoyed
themselves in very happy manner
about the house and grounds.
Lunch was served on the piazza.
Mr., and Mrs. j j. Lambert Of New
York have been guests this week Of
Mr.. and Mrs Walter F. Ordway.
They have been touring this section
of the State and are returning home
! by the way Of the mountains.
j. Harvey White with Nj, and Mrs
c. w Malley and Mr. and Mrs. r..
f. Symons. have returned from Il
trip to Belfast.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Lyons and
child of Boston are visiting his pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. David Lyons Of
Free street.
The piano pupils Of Mrs. A. B.
Borden gave very delightful recit-
al Sunday evening at her home on
Water street. During the evening
Miss Nellie Hamilton sang The Eos-
ary" but otherwise the numbers
We're entirely instrumental and in
Guided solos and duets. and one es
pecially pleasing trio. Santiago by
Blanche Bernier. Elizabeth Lewis
and Henrietta Poulin. Miss Rose
Lcmeux opened the program with
a solo "Riding Down the Rapids. T"
while those playing duets We're:
Gladys Lashon and Elvina Thibo-
, deau Blanche Bernier and Annette
Poulin and Miss Rose LemieuX and
Mrs. Borden, the latter duet being
"Loyes Caprice" Solos were lay
Cd BY Elvina Thibodeau. -Aiolphe
FIuett. Henrietta Poulin, Phillip
Poulir, Eliza beth Lewia. Jos. Thib-
cQc&u, Ethel Hamilton. RAYMOND
Dulac, Beatrice PoloW. Blanche Ber-
n.er and Gladys Lashon. After the
program refreshments were served.
Mother St. Angelus, principal of the
parCchial schools, with Sister Emil
da and another Sister, who have
been at Mount Merici convent a
part of the summer, are back again
at the local nunnery on water
street. School will open either the
9th or the 10th.
At meeting Of about so of the
j lanco- American residents of the
/ town Sunday afternoon at Convent
| He'll various citizens were considered
as successor to the late w. r. Demo
on the board of selectmen. Major
/ Foster presided and the names of
! .ilne Lewia, George Groder and Be-
| loni Foster were suggested as cam
didates. Finally the nomination Of
! 4 lie Lewia resulted and it is un-
! derstood he will be a candidate at
! the special town meeting on Satur-
| day He is connected with the Lew
; ia Shoe Co, shoe dealers here.
! Thomas Dionne, a farmer, has also
announced himself as a candidate
, for the office.
! Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Fogler and
! c.Jldfen nave returned 10 tnelT nome
in Washington, d. c.
! EAST-Mrs. Mary Goodrich and
| little daughter have been passing a
| two weeks vacation with relatives in
Athens and Madison
The farmers have improved the
pleasant weather Of the past week
BY harvesting their grain. Arthur
FCynton has been reapine grain on
ttt river road
Miss Della Hilton returned Fiji
cay from a weeks visit with rela-
! tives in Bingham.
f. B. Richardson and wife and Mrs.
F.vander Mitchell attended the re-
union of the Ames family at East
Nassalboro Aug. 20.
Some needed repairs are being
made on the interior of the school
fnuse in the Parker district.
Frank B. Pooler, who went re-
Gently to training school in Boston.
ard Roy K. Goodrich and Roy Ellis
who went recently to Camp Devens,
; Rave been heard from and are COM
10, tably situated in their new quar-
ters.
1t is reported that Donald Austin
I has been transferred to a training
camp in Maryland.
BINGHAM