Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-22

ding anniversary. Thursday, Nov. lnh-
About fifty people We're present ihcluo-
ing children. relatives and friends.
They have six children, four of whom
were present. A bountiful supper was
served about s o'clock. Among the
gifts were a set of China dishes. ABOUT
$50 in money, silver ware. table l1neh.
and MANY other useful and valuable
articles. Newton Fogg was master OF
ceremonies and presented the gifts IN
behalf Of the friends. Mrs. Nettie
Campbell sang two solos, which were
very much enjoyed.
The Litchfield academy footba team
went TO Gardiner Saturday, 10 pay
against the G. H. :. team ana Sot
beaten. The score was 10 TO ..
Henry Taylor returned to his school
in canaan. Saturday, after Il vacation
of two weeks.
Perley Campbell. who is at work in
Lewiston, spent Sunday at home.
Miss Claribel Higgins is at home on
snort vacation. She has Il good posi-
tioh as teacher, in ChesterVille.
FARMlNGDALE.
"''ii4'' -tNN 6tuSlStIil lldS De-t'li III loi
the past two weeks at the home of his
son Oscar, on Main avenue. Or. Saw
Yer IS the attending physician
Invitations are out for the marriage
of two of our well known young peo-
pie. Alfred McCausland of North
street and Miss Leife kempton Of
Grant street. The ceremony is to take
place Wednesday evening, Nov. %, at
the homo of the groom
Georgia Coffin returned to Lynn.
Mass. Saturday. after several
weeks visit at home
Mrs. Kennedy of Main avenue, and
Mr.. Ncllman of Augusta, We're united
IN marriage, Saturday, and have gone
to reside at Mr.. Wellman's home until
Christmas, when. they Will 90 to Cali
fOrniu.
BRANCH MILLS.
Mrs. Laura Tsler and daughter
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marden of Bos-
ton, were 1T Shepard ParmenterS last
Sunday night.
Willis Drawn of California. visited
his sister, Mrs. Walter Tobey, last
week.
Francis Moody sold his horse to
Frank Doe, last week.
\. ). Bean went to Augusta last
wee X TO visit his daughters, Misses
Ida and Annie Bean.
Alton Doe went to Weeks Mills last
saturday.
the many friends Of Mrs Clara
Ward " no is III the hospital for treat
m"nt are glad to hear she is on the
road to health again.
Mrs. lsadore Worthing died ut the
h"nc "i her son, Fred &. Drake. in
Palermo, Sunday evening, November
II. SIN WAS taken suddenly ill and
lived but Il few hours In her early
life So married james Drake and they
raised = family of six children, five of
whom AT, living. Rosa. the youngest,
died son" years ago. Mr.. Drake died
April ~. 1881. Some years after she
was married to Wilder Worthing who
trId.d il this village. They lived
here Till his death which occurred All
gust -, 1900 and since that time She
has resided with her son, Fred. Mrs.
Worthng was Il woman OF rare virtue,
cheerful, kind and ever ready to lend Il
helping hand. beside her children:
Mrs. Emma WhidIen and Mrs. Ella
Campbell of Massachusetts, Mrs.
Georgia Robinson Of Nassalboro. and
Fred Il. Drake of Palermo, seven
grandchildren who loved her. dearly.
and a large circle of friends mourn her
loss.
w. s. Tobey sells a great many apple
barrels.
Little Louisa Haskell spent Saturday
and Sunday With her uncle, John
Small.
Harry Worthing received a new
automobile last week. Some are Won
dering if he will take his mail in it in
the early spring.
a. VI. Douglass and family from
Nassalbor" are moving into the An
dreWS house in this village.
The Wits, club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Pinkham last Saturday
evening.
The telephone wires are being strung
ana boxes being put in and this week
will see the work completed III this viii
lagr probably.
r. w. BRIGHAM went to Lynn last
Monday where he intends spending the
winter with his daughter, Mrs. Nellie
Whitmore.