Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
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nouncement Friday morning Of the
appointment of w. H. Watson Of st.
Adams as a deputy to succeed
Frank n. vining. lately deceased. of
that town. Mr.. Watson was on duty
here during the festivities Of June
S. having received his appointment
prior to the opening Of that day.
Mr.. Watson Is very we'll known and
10 a prominent citizen of St. Adams.
He was for some years a leading
merchant Of that community and
was a close personal friends Of the
late Mr.. Vining. People in Eastern
Somerset are reported as being we'll
pleased with the appointment. Mr..
Watson married Miss Cora Dilling-
ham of st. Adams.
County Agent R M. Stiles was In
town during the day Thursday on
business. He stated that he had
arranged to have a demonstration
for killing kale and wild mustard in
grain by spraying at the home Of
H. H. Cheviot in Norridgewock
for Thursday, June -. at 10 A. NJ.
also one for the 18th at 10 A. NJ. at
the home of Will Marston in Smith
field. There is to be another meeting
of the Boys Agricultural Club here
at an early date.
Judge and Mrs. Edward F. DAN
forth left Friday morning for Will
mtngton. DEL. where Judge Dan
forth has business. They will visit
points Of interest along the route
between here and Wilmington. Mrs.
Annie Greenleaf and Mrs. Bertha
Smith, two aunts of Mrs. Danforth.
who have been her guests, departed
also Friday for their homes. Mrs.
Greenleafs home being in Portland
and Mrs. Smiths in Newcomers
town. Mass.
Charles r. Swift Of Lewiston. for
merly located here, departed Friday
after visiting In town over the Gel
ebration. He was one Of the or
iginal Co. e men but was rejected
At Augusta after leaving Skowhegan
because of his physical condition.
James Hall of Manchester, N. H.,
lately discharged from overseas SER
vice. 10 visiting his aunt. Miss EN-
ma NJ. Hall.
Mrs. F. L. Tozier Of Fairfield has
been visiting this week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. p Pennell.
Miss Gladys Chase returned to
Waterville Friday after being at
home for a short visit. She was &C.
companied by Miss Katherine Cav
ell Of Bangor. both young ladies be-
ing students at Colby College.
The condition Of Michael Nc
1870 NH 49,
Gus accident Thursday morning re-
mains much the same and yesterday
he was still unconscious. His sis
ter. Mrs. Marshall Of Auburn is with
him, having arrived Thursday aft.
ernoon accompanied by the father
and brother of the injured man.
The father and brother returned to
Auburn Thursday night.
Mrs. S. c. Durgin Of The Forks
was the guest Thursday and Friday
of her mother. Mrs. Flora Savage
Of Middle street.
Miss Verna Abbey went to Bruns-
wick Friday to attend Ivy Day fes-
Invites at Bowdoin College.
Mrs. Ida Dennis Of Augusta depart
ed Friday morning after visiting
here with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
b. D. Green.
Miss Ethel Garside Of Augusta re-
turned Friday after visiting with
Mrs. Horace Jewett in town for a
short time.
The Offices Of the Somerset county
court house will be closed Saturday
afternoons during the months Of
June, July and August.
Arthur H. McQuillan who has
lately returned from overseas service
went to Brunswick to visit Bowdoin
College Friday. He was a student