Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

small sum was due however 70 III
ness in the family Of Mrs. Russell,
which prevented her from attending
to her Official duties in this work.
One half Of these sums will be donat-
ed to the church and the remaining
half will enrich the Golfers OF the
Philathea treasury. The money has
been raised through suppers. picture
benefits, socials, soap orders. etc.
Haas. Nc Donneli
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage on Saturday last OF Jo-
seph Francis Haas and Miss Frances
Elizabeth Mcdonnell, which occurred
in the Kew Gardens. New York.
Many friends will be interested to
learn Of these nuptials as the bride
has been quite we'll known here in
the past. She IL the daughter Of
Mrs, N. A. Mcdonnell Of New York
who usually spends her summers 1t
her cottage at Lakewood. once or
twice remaining for the winter
months. Her daughter has also been
much at lakewood and one or two
seasons appeared frequently In the.
atrical productions at Lakewood
Theater. Her brother, J. 2. McDon-
nell was with his mother at the lake
when war was declared. enlisted with
Company e and went overseas. He
was sent back before the end Of the
war invaded but later recovered SUI
mciently to remain in the service. It
IL understood that Mr.. Haas is con-
nected with an automobile concern
In New York.
An unusual express shipment was
made from the local railway station
Thursday on the 8 o'clock train when
a highly bred horse valued at $500
was shipped by Seth Young Of Cam
bridge to W. H. Curtis, the owner OF
the animal, the destination being
Oakland Pier, Calf. The express
charges were $10.0S. The horse was
years old, and was examined by DR..
Salley prior to shipment.
Register Of Probate Philo Steward
and Mrs. Steward are spending few
days in Bath with Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
hum Steward, formerly Of Skowhe-
gan.
t.
idence, r. l., are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Jones Of Bush and East
Leavitt streets.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Webster are guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Decker. Mrs. Webster was formerly
Miss M. B. Stevens Of Chesterville.
formerly teacher Of drawing in the
public schools Of this town.
There wa large attendance at
the motion picture benefit given I'M
der the direction Of the Ella F.
Mitchell Philathea Glass Of the Beth
any Church Wednesday night. 1t is
understood over 700 tickets were sold.
The proceeds go to the class and
will doubtless be used toward defray-
ing music expenses at the Bethany
church.
The families Of H. L. SWEET and e.
p. Whiting ere at the Lake, the
Writings for two weeks and the
Swett's probably for the season.
Mass for the repose Of the soul of
the late Patrick Peters, son Of An
drew and Mary (Ledger) Peters who
died of tuberculosis earlier in the
week was offered Thursday morning
at 9 o'clock by FIR. Renaud from the
altar Of Our Lady Of Lourdes Cath
olic Church. Relatives and friends
were in attendance and the church
choir assisted in the mass. The re-
mains were inferred at Calvary Gem |
etery on North Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. e. H. Smith Of Stam-
81 No
Of Limington have departed after be-
ing house guests OF DR.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Cover The three ladies' mentioned are
sisters.
Forrest Fletcher left Thursday morn
ing for visit in East Wilton.
Mrs. B. I. Rice left Thursday morn !
ing for Boston to meet her husband.
who 10 returning from Germany, where |
he has been serving in the Army Of o.
curation. He expects shortly to get
his discharge. He was at one time in |
days Of peace captain Of Company e.
but lett Skowhegen when the organ
cation WIS., not active.
Mrs. M. c. viles and children are at
Long island for an outing at the viles
cottage Mr.. V'les drove down with
them and returned Wednesday night
with his father. ]. c. viles. and a par
ty Of friends who have been at the
cottage for an outing. Miss Ruth viles
remained at the shore.
Mrs. Mae Dane left Thursday morn
ing fer Portland. she was to be joined
in Augusta by Mr.. Dane. who would
make the remainder Of the Journey
With her