Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
RIV ERSIDE.

F.Il H..
Springer. whose death has previously
been announced in the JournaI was
heid il Broadacres.' Friday after
noon. The Episcopal service was used.
Rev. Mr. Livingston Of August, hoing
the officiating clergyman. MANY of the
nelShbors here and relatives and
friends from Augusta and elsewhere
We're present, attcsting by their prcs-
eice the high regard in which she was
held by those who knew her hest Her
cousins, Ira and Smith Randall Fred
Lee and Henry Sturgis. all of Augusta
were pail bearers. Miss Sprinror
passed her youthful DAYS AT Riyersida
then after some years spent in Chicago.
she returned to her native place where
she has since resided except that she
has passed the last few winters il An.
grsta. 1t seems to have been lust as
she would have had it. to pass her last
days among tn" familiar scene, of her
youth. surrounded by her devoted
friends, and To leave this world frn,n
one Of its fairest spots. towards the
meridian Of a beautiful October dav
she WAS the last of her Immediate
family, her mother. Il sister of tho late
L
Ira y. Sturgis, having preceded her
some 1--WE years. She was possessed Of
Il rare intelligence, and was a bitter
enemy to everything unjust, but a true
and firm friend to everything which she
approved ana 10 every one upon whom
she placed her affections. pHr sickness
was a severe heart. affection, and al
though everything was done which
medical science and loving hands could
dc. it awaited nothing except to comfort
her last hours. She will be missed,
sadly missed.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Bailey visited
friends in Whitefeld, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Foster visited
friends in Rockland. last week
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN jackson have
moved into the Josiah Wentworth
house. All are glad to have them come
into our neighborhood.
Mrs. G. II. Phinney gave a whist
party last Saturday evening to cele-
brate Mr.. Phinney's birthday. 1t was Il
surprise to him.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
Rev. John Fogg of whom mention has
been made as to his severe Illness. is in Il
critical condition. He is confined to his
bed most of the time. He has gangrenc
in his left foot. He suffers much at
nephew and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
w. Fogg. Mr.. FOgg lost his good wife
last November. and as nc has no children
he is alone in the world saving some
nepheWs.
Hazel Norris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Norris, who has been very sick,
is slowly recovering.
Henry Hallowell has been quite ill for
Il week past, but is now somewhat better
Helen Sanborn. daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Sanborn.. received quite Sc
we're injuries by fall from IL piazza, but
is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson are in
Boston visiting relatives and friends.
L. G. Gordon, Station agent at Cumber-
land Junction is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Oliver G. Gordon.
l., c. Berry has laid q pipe from his
house and stable to the stream from
which he will pump his water.
l.. C. Berry has been offered s175 for his
f-monts-old colt. It's dam is Mcllie Car
field, 10; sire Nelson. 100. The colt has
the admiration Of all lovers Of good
horses.
Walter f. Keith sold out all of his
trucking implements, last Saturday. at
Auction. He had good sales and good
things to sell. J. L. circuit WAS auction
Ger.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Holmes will soon
go to Tccumsa. Neb.. To pass the winter
with their daughter. Mrs Lancaster. They
have disposed of all their fine Jersey
CONS.
The Daughters Of Liberty had y very in
tore sting meeting, Friday evening. with
lf dam at NlFh 70
CcptiOn was given to Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Carter, members of the order. who were
lately married. They were presented by
the order with two very pretty rocking
chairs Ind 4 handsome rug, Nj. r. Ham
son making the presentation, followed
by remarks from others. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter responded in well chosen words.
There are many moro apples in Mon
mouth than was supposed to he before
picking them. Good prices are being of
fcrcd for them.
WEEKS MILLS.
,N4rir RolGn TlRRGtt64 dieeddt. THBfiffda ja
father. O. Il. Sproul only near rela-
tivcS ana \ few intimate friends We're
present 1T the ceremony. which Yves
performed by Rev. George Weeks.
Fred Manning has bought Frank
Maicolm's place and will move there
with lis family at once.
LITCHFIELD CORNER.
Charles Knight cam" home from Bos-
ton, Saturday. to spend Il short time with
his family.
Mary kfndrick and Mrs Patten went to
Lewiston, Saturday. to witness the foot
hall game between Bates and the Massa
ChUS"ttS college.
Miss Emma Gilbert is spending a few
weeks at home.
Rev ana Mrs +. A. Harlow arc spend
ing = week or two ut their farm in
South Wmdham. Sunday services were
held as usual at the church. a sermon be-
ing read Ivy Mrs S. j. kindrick.
Miss Edith Earle is visiting her sister in
! Norrhboro, Mass. Her sister, Mrs. Abbie
Lewis has been very sick.
| Miss Elanor Fullerton went to her home
! i'm Woolwich. Friday. to spend Sunday
with her parents. She will return Mon
! day.