Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-12

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Wa w.. theatre-Mary Carr in 'The
c.n,, a Cup" Hoot Gibson in Sin
sic han nera house-"The Sunshine
CiVs With Douglas MacLean; Will
Trail ,,nssell in Good Bye Girls"
liam No. !, Fighting Blood"
wizard Jennys spent the day
.D...rday at North pond.
- sturgis of Portland was a
fss caller in the city yesterday.
a., George Pooler Of Bartlett
Mo ,sft Yesterday for Boston.
A.. Eugene Strong and Mrs.
MI Emery have gone to Lake
ha. eea,onskee for the summer.
a. and Mrs. Napoleon Poirier Of
rieemont avenue are receiving con-
sSraatulations on the nirth OF a son.
u.r,,n L. Goodhue and children,
c.roline and Erland, of Sidney was
N the city yesterday.
n.o,ss Nickerson has taken a
.. v with the American Express
g. driving a team.
n, and Mrs. Roscoe Paine ana
,,mv are spending a two weeks
r ,si at Old Orchard.
r Larrabee, assistant post
...,sr and family have gone to
T,.snnebunk for a 10 day vacation.
urs william Herkus of Brooklyn,
w is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs E. L. Russakoff for several
weeks.
Mrs. C. T. Sayward left yesterday
,,ornins by auto for visit to friends
IN dorchester. Mass. Mr.. Sayward
mans to join her Saturday.
Rudolph Quint has returned to his
home In New Portland after spend
inc week with his aunt, Miss Edna
Mitchell.
Edward Mccarthy of Bartlett
street left yesterday for an extended
visit to relatives in Boston and
Lynn.
Percy Levine went to Snow pond
Yesterday and S the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. L. H. Dunn, at their cot
tage
Donald H. Fassett of West Med
ford, Mass, who is spending the
summer at Messalonskee lake was q
caller in the city yesterday.
James Barry, formerly a linotype
operator on the Sentinel, now with
the Boston American left for Bangor
Yesterday after a short visit with
friends in this city.
The Daughters of Veterans will
meet at Grand Army hall this after
noon to sew. There will be picnic
supper for the members and a regu-
lar business meeting in the evening.
There will be a meeting Of the
guarantors for 1923 at
The Chamber of Commerce rooms
his evening to meet Mrs. Winifred
r. Cook, advance agent for the
Chautauqua.
Mrs Efie Jackson Simpson, who
has been employed at the Armstrong
'estaurant at the Maine Central sta
ion for the past eight years has
Completed her duties there. Her
llace has been taken by Mrs. Caro-
inc Roderick.
CharIand. Colin
Miss Lena Colin and Arthur Char
and we're united in marriage Tues
lay morning at the Notre Dame
hurch by FIR. Orieux. The bride was
TENDED by her father. Joseph Colin
nd the groom's attendant was his
ather, Charles Charland. The couple
eft on a welding trip to McGrath
,ond and will reside in this city on
heir return.
Edward w. Beane LII
Edward w. Beane died early yes
eEday morning at his home, Is
Maple street. Mr.. Beane was born
. Milan, N. H., in 1875, the son of
.aleb and Betsey Beane. He had
WE'D in Waterville for the past 10
ears and was employed by the Hol-
lnsworth and Whitney company. He
survived by a wife, Nettie Beane,
stepson, Earle and several brothers
IND sisters. There will be prayer
ervlce from his late home and the
eInainS will ho folxan IN yNoct Milan