Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-15

| work in China, building a shed for
Daniel Clark.
Rev. Robert Morris rendered his res
ignation to the Baptist church, last
Sunday. Mr.. Morris has been preach
ing here and at North Vassalboro for
the past year.
SIDNEY.
Mrs Eliza a. Moore, wife of A. B.
Moore. passed To the higher life, April
6. Her age was " years, months and
% days. She had been in feeble health
for the past 26 years. having suffered
from chronic bronchitis and general
debility, but the end came suddenly,
being confined to her bed only one
week previous to her death She is
survived by husband, two sons and
three daughters. The oldest son hav-
ing died some 20 years ago. She was
the daughter of Calvin and Carolina
(BakeD Reynolds and of the family
three sisters, Miss Mary A. Reynolds
Of Lewiston. Mrs. Abbie ii. Burgess
of Sidney, Mrs. J. b. Scouller of North |
East, Pa, and two brothers, Gilbert
Reynolds of Sidney, and milford Rev
nolds of Augusta, survive her. The |
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Sidney was sustained one year ago. |
The deceased was devoted wife and
| mother, ever thoughtful for the good of
others. and her gentle loving ways en-
deared her to all who knew her. For |
many years she had been a firm be- |
never in Spiiitualsm. The funeral oc- |
cured, Thursday at 100 p. NJ, Rev. c. |
A. Hayden of the Winthrop Street /
''nlversalist church, Augusta, officiated
and spoke words of comfort to the
bereaved family and friends.
NORTH WINDSOR.
~: a feeling akin to that experienced byh
lhe elders of Ephesus at the departure of
gathered at the Methodist Chapel. Nora
windsor Sunday afternoon April ~ an
they listened to the closing discourse sof1is
the conference year by the beloved pastor T
Rev. {, w. Lowell This was not Sfhes Z
farewell service, nevertheless a feeling of &
saaness prevailed as they realized thar
perhaps 1t might be the last time that MlmI
LoWeH would ever speak to them from theH
pulpit Inc evening service following was
abr i y Attended 4h and was very impressive.
IIlS IS the fourth year of MIR. IoWell's
1althful and successful pastorate on the
charge During. the four years he has
seen some. Of the fruits of his earnest
christian labor. Thirteen have accented
the sacred ordinance Of baptism and
twenty have been admitted TO member
able pre- acher of the gospel. man of
sterling worth. never estimating his
own ability, but ever holding the cross of
Christ before him. Both Rev. Mr. and
Mis-. Lowell are highly esteemed by all
and by their quiet Christian integrity have
Won to themselves a wide circle of friends
not only among their own denomination
but of the entire community with whom
they have come in touch. With regret
al witness their departure but as they
so from here they have the sincere affec-
ton and earnest prayers of many true
and loyal hearts, that will ever cherish
tender memories of loving associations |
A social service will be held the FRIDAY
evening following by the pastor closing
Wtth the the, sacrament h am of 1he Lords srer
are cordially invited to attend.
ALBION. l.
Mrs. Chandler and daughter, who have
Il short time. returned, Saturday, to their
home in Bangor.
Amos Harding of Massachusetts, who
has been visiting his sister. Mrs l.. Keay.
returned home, Monday, April Is.
Mrs Lyons of Lowell Mass. is in town.
called by the sickness and death OF her
sister, Miss Delana Chalmers
The Sunshine Society will meet, this
week at NJ. Hammonds.
The parsonage has received a coat of
paint
Delana Chalmers died. Sunday. She
was confined to her bed but a short time
She leaves an aged mother. for whom she
has faithfully cared for many years. She /
was christian woman of deepest integ- T
rity.. and her death will be sincerely felt
by, the church Of which she was a faith
ful member. She leaves also one sister,
Mrs. Lyons of Lowell. Mass. The de ,
ceased was about sixty years of age
READFIELD DEPOT.
'Fhe Once Week Club. Readneld Depot.
net with Mrs George Royal president. Z
Thursday evening. April D. The following {
program rendered: Roll call: Quotations.; :
Alice and Phcbe Cary. current topics; Dis
T fTIln women Nnve n9sts Tf
Talk. Women Journalists"
Miss Julia Gordon; Talk, Writers OF {
Ghildren's. Stories Miss Emma Morrill,;
Flanders, An interesting letter, written 9
by Mrs. Edythe Morrill, Packard, Baker n
City, Oregon, was read by Mrs. Geo. Il
Royal Description, Kosmus Club, :
music for the evening, mandolin, Miss
Marcia Carl and Miss IEfiie Alden. The
evening was enjoyed by all
FAYETTE.
Walter Underwood went to Boston last
week and bought a horse. 4
Mrs. Clason NJ Robe has sold her farm, 4
TO Mrs. Georgina Taylor of Lowell, Mass,
and she is moving now.
g. II. Tobin is serving on the traversel
Jury, ut the superior court at Augusta
a. e.. Campbell has returned fron,
and is working at North Wayne II
Roads are drying off and are in fairly I,
good condition J
READFIELD. e
Much building and repairing are being II
lone about town now.
j. VI. Williams has added to the east 2
III of his house and also put an upper sto-
~ to the same, to be used for mis- own W