Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-03

the track Of a man presumably Tut
tie from the rear of the buildings
to tho rund hut was unable To trace
II further He called the officers VINO
have as yet bean unable 70 locate
futile. The supposition is that Tut
tie Is in hiding as the trains and cars
have been watched carefully.
Regular meeting az the I. O. o. r.
will be held Wednesday evening. De-
cember 3rti.. in their hall al which
time the third degree will be worked
and refreshments served.
On Thursday evening al the Ted
GRATED church viii occur me mid
week prayer service and Bible study
Of 1.-THE Life of Christ.
Rev Charles H mckinney went to
Waterville Monday afternoon 10 at
tend the State convention of Congre-
gariunai churches. Mr. mckinney rs
chairman IF one of the most import
ant committees and also a member
Of the board of directors which body
will hold meeting Monday evening.
The moving picture benefit given
on Thanksgiving eve nerIed Sorosis
$11s This is the largest amount ever
received from sale of seats for a
moving picture benefit. The next
benefit for a district nurse to be
gwen by Sorosis will ne On New
Years eve and will be a card party
which will ne held in the municipal
court room at the municipal build
ing.
Mrs John Burke Of Jackman. ar
rived In town Tuesday to visit her
husband
Fred r. Lawrence. assistant 10 the
attorney general arrived in Skowhe-
gan Tuesday forenoon.
Wilkie Clark Of Waterville. was in
town Tuesday. the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Sac r Clark Of Hotel
Oxford
Mrs Fl. L Nichols class of Young
ladies Of the Methodist church will
give supper to the two young mans
classes at the vestry on Wednesday,
A social evening will follow.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the
Methodist church met MONDAY after
noon at the parsonage. The ladies
are sewing for their fair which is to
be held Thursday Dec nth. and
much work was accomplished,
Thomas L. Nichols went 10 Port
land. Tuesday morning where he will
meet his father, Rev. Fl. L. Nichols
and return with him on "Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. G. Ernest Avore en-
ter,ained dinner party Of eight
-ir-fr in hmm. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Owen Childs ri
Medford, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. james Gilfillan Of Bar
Harbor have been in town over the
holidays visiting with Mr.. Gilfillan's
parents and with her mother. Mrs.
Smith Nutting They came by auto
across country and Mr., Gilfillan re
turned by machine. Mrs. Gilfllan
and the baby returned by Tuesday
moons train.
George Merriam. son Of Rev
George Merriam. who has been for
the last nine months IN the Y NJ. c.
A. work located at Brest, France. is
visiting with his parents for a few
days Mr.. Merriam returned on the
George Washington amt il ~ inter
esting TO note that this is the last
VOYAGE which the Washington made
under the control of the navy. II is
now 10 he turned over 10 the army
J. W Blunt left for Boston On u
business trip Monday afternoon.
Augustus GilbiHir went TO Bangor
Tuesday where he will purchase a
stock OF goods for a store which he
will open in the building on Cente-
street formerly used by him as al
undertaking room but which has
been closed for some time.
Mr. J. H Kane. landlord Of the
Canaan hotel who has been absent
for some time in Massachusetts ana
Rhode Island returned home last
evening. Mrs. Kane who recently
underwent an operation at the Som
,erse1 hospital is reported as very
comfortable.