Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-26
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STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
MON MOUTH.

! The members of the Ladies Circle OF
| the Methodist church, ana friends
| spent very enjoyable afternoon anG
| evening, Tuesday, with Mrs. and Mis-.
| Clifford at their pleasant home over
| looking the COchneWagan lake. Supper
| was served on the lawn. An impromptu
| program was rendered in the evening
| consisting OF reading and instrumental
| music by Mrs. Clifford, vocal solos by
| Mrs Herbert Blake. Mrs. Clifford re-
cited one of the favorite poems from
! Whittier. Some of the old hymns were
sung by the company and prayeri was
offered by the pastor. The party was a
| surprise to Mrs. Clifford, who has foi
many years been Il member of the cir
| Gle. Miss Clifford left, Friday, for At
| lanta, Ga. to resume her work as music
teacher in the University, to the regret
of her many friends in Monmouth.
Many of the farmers are shipping fall
apples to Boston.
Mrs. Ida Pierce has harvested IL
barrels Of Harvey Greetings.
II. II. Witherell has moved into the
Macomber block.
Mr.. Leighton of Mount Vernon, has
rented shop here, and is engaged in
manufacturing barrels.
Mrs. l.. Macombcr, who has been Wis
ting her daughter in Boston, has re-
turned.
The High School gave a social at
Cumston Hall, Thursday evening, for
the benefit of the ball team.
The ladies of the Congregational
Circle, served a supper at the vestry,
Thursday evening.
G. L. Thompson has moved into the
store recently occpied by John Wheeler.
WINTHROP CENTER.
j. e. Briggs, who has been to New
York on a short business trip, has re-
turned home.
Winthrop monthly meeting of
Friends was held here at Winthrop
Center. Friday morning. Warner l..
Carver, American Sunday School Union
missionary, Headquarters at Boston,
was present ana, addressed the meet
ing. Several Friends from Augusta,
Haliowell and Manchester were at the
Center to attend the meeting.
J. NJ. Benjamin Of Winthrop, was at
the Center, Friday - -aT
CROSS HILL.
DR.. and Mrs. s.. A. Jones and faily,
guests of MI. and Mrs. H. III. Austin.
returned to their home in Vermont,
Tuesday,
MT. and Mrs w. NJ Tobey have re-
turned to their home, after visiting
friends in Boston and vicinity
Miss Eva Norris, guest of Mrs. c. r.
Tobey. left for her home in Lynn, Mass.
this week. LID a
NORTH VASSALBORO.
At the Baptist church, next Sunday
both services will be conducted by the
pastor, Rev. +. S. Clark. Morning serv-
ice ut 1890 A. NJ. Subject, left Alone"
Evening service at 80 o'clock. Subject,
"a Miserable End"
SOUTH CHINA.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Pullen of Little
river Cali. have been spending = few
days With his cousin, Everett Clark,
and calling on other friends Mr.. Pull
len has not visited Maine since he left
it, 80 years ago.
Miss Nellie Malcolm of Weeks Mills.
~ i'''sii'o iiOi II itltB MIS-. Ever
EFT Clark, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hallowel of
Taunton, Mass, are the guests of their
parents. n. 7. Hallowell and c. F..
Choate of China.
CLINTON.
Everett Wight aged q years. died at
NE home Of his father. Lowell Wight in
thnton. Sept $. He was an only son. the
taSt member of Mr.. Nights family.
WITHIN few years death has claimed
hiSt the wife and mother. then the daugh-
ter(Mrs. Whitten) and now the son.
leaving the %rief stricken parent hnreft of
ms entire family. Everett Wight was an
entefpflSing young man. with business in
StihCts that forccasted for him a success
lul future. He possessed congenial. social
qualities which endeared him to the young.
men with whom he associated. This was
manifest i'm their deep concern during his
Illness ana their beautiful floral tributes
"hlch among q liberal display Of like Of
ferln$S, Softened the hard aspect OF dea tn
Mt the funeral The deceased was Il mem
Der of Clinton Grange. Many of his fell
low patrons were present at the funeral to
pay him their tribute of respect and love
Th2 funeral was held from the home
Friday. Sept. II. Mr.. Wight has the con
SoinS thought in this triple sorrow that
he has secured for his lost ones all the aid
and comfort that money and skill could
procure. 70 him goes out the heartfelt
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