Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-29
CLINTON
Harold c. Bremner

Late Friday evening Harry Cham
berlain, secretary of Pine Tree Lodge
/. o. o. F., received a telegram an
nouncing the death of Harold c.
Bremner in Lawrencebury, Ind. De
tails were not given, only the fact
that he was killed by train His
only marks of Identification was the
receipt Of dues paid to Pine Tree
Lodge. Local officers of the lodge al
once wired instructions for the body
to be forwarded to Clinton. Harold
, Bremner was well known and pop
ular young man. His age was 80. He
was the son of the late J. r. and Mrs
Ella Bremner. besides whom he leaves
two sisters. Mrs. Edith b. Hackett
and Mrs. Della 3. Brown. He served
three years in the navy receiving his
discharge few months ago. He left
here in May for PENNSYLVANIA where
he was engaged in the garage bus
mess. His relatives here had no
knowledge of his having gone to
Indiana and are very much shocked
at the sad news. Further details are
expected at anytime.
T Friends here of Mr.. and Mrs. F. X
Conant Will be interested to learn that
they have recently moved to Epping,
\. H.. where Mrs. Conant will teach
Latin and French in the High school
and Mr.. Conant has a position in the
elementary schools.
Mrs. Irving Lewis is the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. Rilla Sargent of
Skowheran.
Mrs, Jennie Stuart left Friday for
a visit with relatives in Providence
r. J.
Miss Leva Newcomb of NeHburg is
the guest of her uncle, DR. Charles II
Newcomb and Mrs Newcomb.
Frank Spinney who is employed in
a Waterville barber shop has been in
Portland for the purpose of specializ
ing in children's hair cutting
Everett and Arthur Salisbury OF
Canaan, passed last week with their
era ndmother, Mrs Eta Salisbury,
One of the pleasantest social ar
fairs of the past week was the an
nual picnic of the members of the
Arcar1a Club and their families. This
was held at Lake George, Canaan.
The party included DR.. and Mrs. A.
A. Shaw, Miss winhifred, Donald
and eKnneth Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs
Marcellus Cain, Miss Olive and Stan
lay Cain, Mr.. and Mrs Wesley NJ
Keene, Miss Barbara and Carroll
! keene, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II
Ward. Maxwell Ward. Mr.. and Mrs
Llewellyn Decker, Jr.. Norman and
Lawrence Decker. Mrs. Ida East
, man, Mrs. Sadie Eastman, Mr.. and
Mrs, Arthur Holt. Miss Esth Holt
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Holt. Miss Mar
tina Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. Perley L.
. Cotton. Miss Martha Wheeler. Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph r. Runnels and fam
lily. The days festivities were ar
ranged by the picnic committee of
the Club, Mrs Lottie S. Cain and
Mrs. Nettie b. kecne. and their care
full attention to details and the xra
/ cious manner with which they dis
pensed the hospitality or the Club
made the entire day of unusual en-
! joyment 70 all. The bathing and
other outdoor sports Allied the hours
! pSAc'i iooh anu everyone was pre-
pared to do ample ustice to the
! bountiful picnic dinner served on the
veranda Of the hotel overlooking the
Lake. Before leaving for home a
ball game was put on. the PLAYERS
/ being selected from the picnic party
! While not played at all times accord
ing TO rules it was very exciting and
was wildly cheered by the or,iokers
Like all the occasions when the
members Of the Arcana Club efter
tain their families. this gathering
was made delightful by the spirit q,
good fellowship which prevailed
and to all present 1t vii llong be a
day for happy recollectiohs.
Mrs. Nellie Luce Cain was hostes,
to the members Of the Ladies' Aid oil
Brown Memorial Methodist church
at silver tea" Friday afternoon
Thirty members of the society were