Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-28
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Mrs. Louise Haynes and son, Fred
Haynes. of New Sharon. who form
erly resided here, have taken rooms
in the Belle Ramsdell house on the
north side OF the river for a time.
Albert Farley had the misfortune
to break his wrist while cranking a
car.
Miss Hilda Wing OF Flagstaff last
week visited her cousin, Mrs. Rena
Blaisdell.
Lauriston Lowe has had his build
ings on upper Main street painted.
George Hussey and Fred Gibbs do
ing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shear Of
Waldoboro spent the week end in
town at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cony Russell and were pleasantly
greeted by many friends. Mr.. Sheaff
was formerly pastor OF the .Congre-
gational Church, but is now located
| in Waldoboro, where he holds the
position of superintendent okschools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Brown have
returned to their home in Attleboro
Mass. after spending their summer
vacation at the home Of Mrs.
Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
White.
Phillip Thissell is working in the
cutting room at the Skowhegan shoe
factory.
Last week a carload containing
40 pieces of finished cut granite was
shipped from the Gerald Marble
stone sheds here to Worcester for a
building for the Holy Cross College.
The workmanship is of very high
order.
Miss Beatrice Francis of Portland
Is visiting her cousin, Marion WEIGH,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hadley Richardson
| and family spent the week end at
Belgrade Lakes with their daughter.
| Miss George. who has been en-
ployed there during the summer
months.
Mrs. Frank Jewell and daughter,
Miss Louise are spending the week
at their camp at North Pond.
Elmer Farley and Gerald Dever-
eaux have gone to the Canadian
Northwest where they have employ
ment during the harvesting season.
Work has been begun on the
Stanley garage which is to be con-
siderably enlarged. Mr.. Stanley
plans to cut the building in two
lengthwise. and move in 8 feet near
er the railroad track, so that ,the
finished building will give him a
floor space of 32x60 feet. There will
also be a 20-foot annex on the rear
which will be used for a room in
which to keep automobile parts
Kenneth Berry and Ernest Wade
have gone to Warren, where they
Will be employed in the shoe factory.
Judge Edward Danforth with Mrs.
Danforth, and Mr.. and Mrs. i. T..
| Greenwood of SKowhegan were sun
| day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cony
| Russell.
| A postoffice inspector from Boston
will be in town Thursday to con-
! slider proposals for new location
| for q poStoffice. 1t is understood
that several bids will be submitted
and it is hoped that the matter will
be definitely settled at this time in
order that the postoffice may be To-
Gated in new quarters before cold
weather begins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Tibbetts
passed the week end in Watervillc
at the home of Mrs. Tibbetts' sister,
Mrs. E. L. Barker.
The LADIES of Marshall p. Hale
| Circle enjoyed a picnic on Thursday
of last week at the home OF one of
their members, Mrs. William Allen
on the Smithfield road. AS the
weather was cloudy, dinner was
served in the house at the noon
hour. There were about 20 present,
as well as the Civil War veterans.
In the afternoon a pleasant social
time was enjoyed. with music on the
violin by Mr.. Allen with Mrs. Allen
at the piano. A feature of the day
was the singing of old war songs by
the old soldiers and the other guests.
Mrs. Blanche Moore of Maiden,
! Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas Miller.
Mrs. Edward Simoneau and son.
Forest, visited relatives in Waterville
last week while Supt. Simoneau> was
absent at Castine, where he attended
the conference of superintendent of
the public schools.
A meeting of the Jolly Glee Club
was held Saturday afternoon and
evening at the home of Mrs. Alice
Robbins on the Wilder Hill road.
There were about 40 present. This
was a summer reunion of old mem
bers and friends and was held par
ticularly in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Will Fairfield, who now make their
home in Portland. Supper was
served on the lawn and a literary
! program given.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kennedy of
Industry have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Clayton Upper. On
Sunday, the two families visited Mrs.
| kennedy'S old home in East Madi-
son, the Daniel Harding place, which
she had not seen for forty years.
Miss Irene Griswold of New York
who is summering at North Pond
has been spending a few days with
Mrs. Glenys Butter.
There is to be meeting of River
view Cemetery Association at the
BAPTIST Vestry. Monday evening,
| Sept. ], at o'clock, to elect officers
for the coming year and to transact
| other necessary business.
READFIELD