Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-13

!alwavs lived on farm though attena,n,
! 10 many other kinds of work nj ,ariou
riiouS curing his Ions life. His wife
tHt mother OF the eight children VINO sur
EIve him, died SOME six month,s ''o sinca
Mrs- VIII Mahar. their eldest child In,
me care OF her father during ILL las
OF paralysis u Il 81 0N
MA Warren Coffin cut his foot quite badly
! week 0''' oi'e "''! IDS
! Miss s Ethel Groves. a trained nurs,
ol i.Ehn Mass. was in town. last week
o 20 attend the funeral of her father. which
occurred, last Saturday at noon Rev {;
G. Winslow officiating. F,h.e ~ ~ il
SONS We're also present. Everett. Alfred
jjJNter' John and Walter George. tn,
: ~ son Whose home is in Charleston
| . - was unable to be present.
sil iiarT 1si Mahar Of Brunswick, with his
SISTER Giadys, who is emploved in Angus
Il, We're at home last SATURDAY. To- at
1.hU the funeral OF their grandfather
f :h ,h and teams Were at work a good part
OF me day, sunday. in openiIs. the roads
winch the storm Of Saturday hnd made
impossible. ''''>'
=. H. Libby, State secretary. installed
tne ioioWlnG officers for Huntoon ifiil
, Ii'i,iie, "lScdsset. for the year 1901 AT
I'M tii\ii rn,i, H Is evening. Jan D Wor
i.oudiette: lecturer Mrs; Zetta Taylor:
steward, Wilson MunSev: assistnnj stew
ard W ll'lam Foye; chaplain. Mamie Rob
Jesse White; gate keeper. Edward Mute
Ceres. Mrs. Charles West: Pomona Mrs,
Jas. White; Flora. Mrs Lillian Mllny;
lady assistant steward, Mrs. w +. Mcr-
~ ~, Guests We're present from Wiscasset.
Sheerscot Valley. Woolwich ana Free
toWn lodges The program consisted OF
Rotations by DR.. c. A. PeasIrn AND Miss
Jessie jackson Of Huntoon lin Grange.
also recitations and vocal and instlumer-
Ia music by John Downing, Bert Lowell
AMI Webster Dickinson Of yisitin"
sr'nses All We're loud in praise and con-
Slatula ton for the fine appearance of The
nail. the sheathing Of which had baen
completed just in season for the occasion
The grange, which is but little more tiiar
L. months old, is very proud OF its hall
witch is one of the best in the State. 4
stove for the dining hall has been given
by Capt Henry Roberts, so that the mcr-
~ throng which gathered around the
beautifully spread tables could Keep very
comfortable without amy unusual exer.
ton in eating. The outlook for this
grange seems Very encouraging; new
crease Of interest in Il literary line is
looked FOR during the year.
DRESDEN.
Dresden Camp, No. 1878, Modern
Woodmen of America gave an enter
Pownalboro hall on the evening of Jan.
9Th. large audience being present.
Deputy r. +. Clark of Augusta acted as
installing officer. The entertainment
consisted of music by the orchestra
followed by recitations given by Miss
Halle Hall and Miss Edith Blenn. Il
cornet solo by Elmer Bailey and several
selections on the monograph by Geo.
Moody. At the close of the entertain
ment the following officers We're in
stalled: Venerable Consul, G. Fl.
Moody: Worthy Adviser S. l.. Brown;
Esteemed Banker. j. X. True: Clerk,
H. L. Houdlette; Escort, s. p. CAL;
Manage l.. f. Gaud: Waterman. C. l..
Lilly; Sentry. F. p. Carlton. This was
followed by an able address by Deputy
r. f. Clark on the subject of Wood
craft. Deputy Clark is an able speak
err. and the subject is one well worthy
OF attention. After the address supper
WAS served in The dining hall. followed
by dance, in which over thirty coup
les took part. Fine music being fur
nished by Il local orchestra. The party
broke up ut Il late hour. all voting it a
grand success.
lIlbrdge G. Damon. who has had two
pr Talytic attacks. is seriously ill.
installation Of the Dresden Camp of
Modern Woodmen of America, which wa
public, was held. Wednesday evening.
Jan. g. ut POWnalboro hall. The officers
" re installed in Il Very pleasing man
nor hy Mr.. Clark of Augusta. An or
chrstra of four pieces furnished music
both for installation and the dance which
followed. There We're recitations by lla-
eel Hall and Edith Bl3nn. Elmer Bailey
gave Il cornet SOLO which WAS cncorc'!.
II the close of the program Mr. Clark
favored the company with Il song which
was quickly encorcd. y first-claSS supper
was then served to all. after which dane
in.S was enjoyed till a late hour.
There will he dance at the Town hail.
" odneSday evening. Jan. 49, Music viii
20 furnished by Mayors orchestra.
SOUTH JEFFERSON.
'Thare were no services at the church.
on account of the storm.
Tie officers Of South Jefferson Grange
Wrrc installed. Thursday evening, by w.
a. Jackson of East jefferson. There was
a coodiy number present and a pleasant
tim" reported.
Kuby Boynton. Rouena Hilton, Chester
Tnynton and Lora Hemenway returned
to Hebron. Tuesday after their holiday
vacation.
A,cssrs. Ruggles. Dodge ana Clark fin
isned harvesting their ice. Jan. l. it was
o fsupcror quality and about l. inches
in thickness.
Miss Frances Litt!cficld returned to East
T. iston Monday.
John H. Newell, who cut his loot 80
badly about two weeks ago, is quite con-
Portable and hopes to save his toe.
+. T. Davis started for Florida Wednes-
day. His wife and daughter will remain
n, ~ this winter