Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-29
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Eugene Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Garham of Windsor and Mr.. and Mre.
Mayhem Hassom. II was happy oe-
casion as this family Is an unusually
devoted one and each Joined with the
ether In loving Kindness 10 the mother,
who in early life as well as In later
wears had done 50 much for them. Mrs.
Hassou since the death of her hus-
band some years ago has lived alone.
Her son. Mayhem, resides within a Few
rods and she busies herself going from
one house to the other. one feature
of the occasion was n handsome cake
bearing the name Mother.
RIVERSIDE.
William Badger of Chicago, called at
"Broadacres." one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Randall were callers
at ''Broadacres." SuniIy.
WEST SIDNEY.
Tho Sunday-school at West Sidney
will hold basket picnic az Silver lake,
Wednesday, Aug. 80; If stormy, Thurs
day. a welcome Is extended to all.
vAssALBoRC.
TIC kennebec Log Driving COS. men
have pitched their tents in this place on
their accustomed spot by TIE banks Of
The old kennebcc. Their foreman, Bert
Clark. OF Fairfield, IS in charge.
The ladies' of the Congregational
aociety held an ice cream sale and en-
tcrtainmcnt at the church. Sunday
evening. The reading by Mrs. Bessie
Whiting of Somervillc. Mass, was
Tod ~ hn
and instrumental music by Mrs. Gill
crease and Mrs. Low of Riverside.
Rev. William $. Middlemass of Edin-
burg. (Scotland) University and now a
student at Hartford, Conn, preached
a very impressive sermon at the Con-
gregational church. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. C. r. Smith Of Augusta, visited
Mrs. George Basford in this village,
last week.
attending Spiritualist campmeeting, at
Etna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Goddard OF Lis
bon Falls. visited Mrs. Goddard's uncle,
Preston Lancaster, in this place, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hackett and
daughter, Miss Ada, returned, Monday.
from Readf1eld, where they attend
cd the funeral of Miss Matte Hackett. |
LuciuS Hackctt, a brother of the muir |
dered girl. has also returned TO his |
work in this place. Much sympathy |
is felt for him and the other relatives |
in this village in their great sorrow. |
Walter Grant of Maiden, Mass, was |
i'll the village, last week.
Mrs. George Richards. formerly of |
this place, was I'm the village, last week
August ". 1905, was indeed a home-com-
Ing day for the children and grandchil-
of Nassalboro. Maine. After long antic-
ipation the entire family of sons and
daughters. with their companions and
children, gathered at the old home pass
ing the day in games and happy CONVEX
sation Nov. -. 1860. Gustavus IIussey
and Frances f. Coleman united in estab-
ils u new home. During the years
the father and mother busy. In time five
were married. making homes of their
own Death has disturbed the circle only
twice In the - years. Once in 1879. when
the oldest son was taken. and again In
1901. when Rev. C. l.. Taylor. husband of
The Oldest daughter, was called home.
one Of the notable events in the history
girls In the home Of c. c. Hussey. June g.
1903 Those present from out CT town
We're Mr. and Mrs. BENZ +. Hussey of
II. Hussey. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel II. Hus-
sey and Miss Clara G. Husscy of Everett.
Mass Miss Nesta T; Hussey of New
and daughter. Miss Olive. Of Pavilion,
y. :. The services OF S. l.. Prcble pho
toyrapher, from WaterviIle, were secured
70 aid in making 4 lasting impression OF