Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-03

Mrs. Joseph Wakefield is very i'll an
not expected to live many DAYS.
| Mr.. Benner. who has suffered a Ion
| sickness at his home on High stree
is worse.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton of Boston. ar
visiting Mrs. Eaton's mother and sis
ter Mrs. Rankin and Mrs. Albert Full
Ter. u.,1.ss bre .,....- -
The districtesdliools will all CLOSE
| this week. With the exception. of III
Browns Corner school. A livery sue
| cessful term is reported. st,a 80
oj FARMINGDALE. rs
Bertha Lewis went to Portland f.
take a college examination, last week
her sister Marion, joined her Thursda,
and they will spend a number of day,
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hernaldo Libby hav,
returned from South Paris, where the,
had been passing a few days.
Mrs. Chas. Drake ST. and son Archie
left July first to join her son Charlie, il
New York.
BERTHE Moody left, Monday, to spent
week at Mr.. Plummer's in Montville
Mrs. Oscar McCausland was il
Palermo, Monday and Tuesday of this
week.
Mrs. Joan Brann has been quite i'll.
MONMOUTH.
An Eastern Star Chapter will soon be
organized here in connection with the
Masonic Lodge. A petition has beer
signed and forwarded asking for q
charter.
Miss Hattie Clifford will study music
during the summer with Prof. Z. w
Hanscom of Auburn.
Miss Una Crosman is in Lewiston for
a visit.
Fred and Ed Sylvester and their
wives of Seattle, are expected here in
the latter part of the season. The ladies
are pleasantly remembered by a large
circle of acquaintance as the daugh-
tiers OF John Witherell, who was East
a year ago after an absence of 20 years
Mrs. Ella Berry and daughter of Bos-
ton. are on Norris Hill for the month
of July.
Miss Elizabeth Ham of Auburn,
passed Sunday with o. NJ. Maxwell S
family, leaving, Monday, for Fairfield,
where she will spend the season with
her sister. Mrs. Weber.
The death of Mrs. Della Philbrick of
North Monmouth, a few days abo, at
80 years of age, removes one of the
towns most respected as well as aged
women.
Mrs. Cora Gilman of Portland, opened
her cottage on Cochnewagan shore,
Monday.
Herbert owen of Woburn, Mass, ar
rived at his cottage with his family,
Tuesday. These cottages are just built
this year and add not little to the
shore.
DR.. and Mrs. Marston entertained
Mrs. Ernest Folsom and two children
of Kent's Hill, over Sunday.
Miss Mildred Morse of Melrose, ar
rived, Monday, for the season.
READFIELD.
Mrs. Dudley w. Haines passed away,
June Z. at her home in Readfield, at the
age of 81 years, s months. Mrs. Halnes
was born in Readfield, where she
passed the whole Of her life. A COM
plication of diseases was the cause of
her death. after many long and weary
weeks of suffering, borne with great
patience. She was a member of the
Universalist church and was always a
staunch defender of her faith. Words
fail to describe the beautiful character
of such as she-always faithful, loving
and kind in her home and out of 1t,
ever thoughtful of the comfort of 9TH
ers. Even in the last moments of her
life her thoughts were for her husband
and children and not of herself. Her
disposition, which was quiet ana I'M
assuming. won her many friends VINO
loved her for her kindness OF heart ana
uprightneSs of character. she was the
daughter of William and Thank1ul
Henderson. and is survived by hus-
band. three daughters and one son
who mourn for that greatest of all His
creation. a faithful wife and kind and
loving mother. Il have fought good
fight. | have finished my course, have
kept the faith"
A good attendance greeted Mrs. ). j.
Halves at the NJ f. III ~ ~ 49, 100000
on Wednesday last.
Annie Weston of Belgrade. is VISITING
the family of Mrs. $. G. Fosg' TINS
week.
Mrs Chase Fogg and children visited
hoy father. n. Jordan. last week.
Jud ge T. Q. Bean is having his bulld-
ings re-painted.
Walter Nickerson and crew of mei
are re-shingling the roof of Masonic
block in this village.
Bert Coombs and his family physician
from New York, visited Mi. Coofhps
mother III Winthrop, Sunday.
r Nelson has added piazza TO MS
buildings: making it very pleasant fo'
his summer guests. Is of whom are now
| there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dudley started
on their wedding trip and for their new
ZONE in New York, Wednesday.
| News reached here, Friday. OF TN
death of Mrs. Geo. Whittier OF everett
| Mass Mrs. Whittier was well KNOW
and much respected here, where sh
lived for a few years. The family hav
the sympathy of many friends mere Il
.lo;r sorrow tEi