Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-06
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To Rebuild Eridce

| Chairman of the State Highway
| Commissioners, Frank Peabody of
| Houlton. Lyman H. Nelson of Port
| land and William Lannigan OF
| Watevile of the commission, Paul
D. Sargent, chief engineer of Au
| gusta and Mr.. Edwards, the bridge
| engineer, and the three county COM
missioncrs. Henry Curvell, Skow-
| hogan, Harry Goodrich Palmyra
and :. J. Whitney of Bingham. the
last of the week inspected and voted
to rebuild five bridges, one of them
being a small bridge in this village
| for which the inhabitants are very
grateful.
Mrs Mildred Kelly is having a
garage built at her home on Spear
hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Matthews and
MI. and Mrs. Moses Knox made an
auto trip to Good Will "Wednesday
!! evening.
Mrs. James Morton and her grand
daughter. Miss Idella Brown. passed
Wednesday in Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Petty and
family of Hartford. Conn, and
Walter Hart of Philadelphia have
returned to their homes after pass
Pitlcys mother, Mrs. Dan Pitley.
William Dixon has returned to
his home in this place after passing
a two weeks vacation in Farmville.
Va. Washington and New York City.
Clyde Baxter of Oakland is passing
two weeks vacation at the home Of
his father, Carl Baxter.
Morrill, Walker. Frank Carle5on
and Morrill, Paine have returned to
Pittsburg, Penn, after passing a
vacation at their homes in this place
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Matthews and
Joe Cameron took an auto trip to
SkOwhegan Tuesday evening and
called on Mr.. Matthews son,
Philip, who is working on the
Merrill farm.
The Misses Fanny and Rinnie
Tinkham left Friday for Old
Orchard to attend the Christian
Alliance camp meeting.
Frank Frederic has bought what
is known as the Sheldon Greenleaf
place on Upper Main street and
after making extensive repairs will
move his family there in tho fall
Ralph Matthews passed Wcdnes-
day at the home of Henry Smith
Albert Jollymcre of Old Town
visited his son. who is working for
the Foundation company, also his
cousin. Nose Knox, on Wednesday.
James Seams has moved his fam
lily into the upstairs rent of the War
rem Knox house on Main street
\ still alarm was given for a
chimney fire at 10 O'Clock Wcdnes-
day morning in the house occupied
by Roy Matthews. No damage was
reported
\
land are visiting friends in town.
Walter Roy has moved his family
into the house recently purchased
by him on Nichols Hill.
Raymond Billings made business
trip to New Vineyard Wednesday.
Mrs. Leona Tranton has gone to
Indian pond to visit her mother,
Mrs. Warren Knox, for a few days.
Albert Clark of North Arson was
in town on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Croswell Of
| Long Beach. Cal. and Mr.. Manter's
sister, Mrs. Flora Parker and daugh-
ter, Carolyn of Pennington. were
callers at the Manter home Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Knox went on
Il raspberrying trip Tuesday and re-
port a small crop.
Nichols and Billings are building a
piazza on the south side of their
garage for the tenement upstairs.
Harold Reed, who has been en-
pIoyed by the Foundation company,
has completed his duties and return
ed to his home in Ashland.
Twenty-Five of the Sunday school
pupils of the Arson church. with
their teachers. held social in the
vestry of the church on Wednes-
day afternoon. Games were played