Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-24

| was Woll known. File is survived by
Wid"W and one son, who have the SYM
pathy Of large circle of friends.
Mrs. Lucy jackson ana son passed
Sunday III Mt. Vernon with Mrs. Jack
sons parents.
Miss Helen Ward Of Mt Vernon. is
passing tie week with her sister. Mrs.
Lucy Jackson.
p. f. Taylor is driving n very hand
some Nelson colt. 1t is considered a
good one and not afraid of anything.
Russell Clement is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. O. S. Perkins
SOUTH vAssALBoRO.
Miss Gladys Twitchell of Hallowell
High school spent the Sabbath with
her parents. Mir. and Mrs. j. +. Tv.it-
chell.
Mrs. l.. A. Stone and son Robert at
tended services at the Baptist church.
Seaward. Sunday.
A. c. Brown returned to his work
in Boston, Mass. Saturday. aftey pass
ing four weeks vacation with his
family in this place.
c. II. Morse and family were at their
farm recently and turned two colts
out to pasture.
There will be an auction sale con-
sisting of cows, young stock. two
horses and all kinds of farming imple-
mcnts at the homestead of the late
George Lamson, Saturday, May 9th.
at 10 A. NJ.
Mrs. l.. a. Stone, Mrs. Florence
Stone and daughter Helen. and Miss
Nellie IIii,nan. attended Current
Events meeting. Saturday afternoon.
held with Mrs. c. Z. Dove. East Vas
salboro.
vAssALBoRo.
POPE AVENCE-Frank Lewis. VIII
has for months been Suffering fror
',eart trouble, is AZ this writing reported
very low. Has been unconscious the
:reater part Of the tima since Sunday.
Mrs. Dana p. Mardcn is reported
raining. She attended church at the
enter, Sunday.
Rev. Geo. II. Pope was called to Urit-
10 attend the funeral Ct Clement Jones
which occurred from his late home Fri
day He was an aged and esteemed
minister of the Society of Friends and
will Re sadly missed. Much sympathy
is expressed for the bercaved family.
Mrs. Frank F.. AMI Mrs. Linwood
Tones from South China. We're calling
III friends in the place. Friday.
Friends OF Edward W. Pope will be
lad To know that he is rapidly recover
ng fr0m his recent severe illness
RIVERSIDE.
The Lodge Of Good Tcrplars held a
most interesting installation of the fol-
owing officers: p. {. T.. 4. p. Sa wtell:
'uaid. Arthur Robbins: sent. Da;sy
:Obbins: V. T.. Marjorie Marshall; NJ.
Jennie Yeaton; n. NJ, Rrhccca t'rnu-
lart: s.. Martha Grtchc!l. a. s. Scott
lark; F. s.. Fife Wentworth: r.. VIII
W'escott; haplain. Mrs. |. E. Ellis: w
g.. |. f. Ellis. installing officer. J. w.
iuniap. tn" Kennebtc District Lodg7
meets with Pleasant Hill Lodge. June
;. in Sidney.
Nh. and Mrs. A. r. I.apham OF Car
liner. nassed Sunday with her parents.
NJ. aud Mrs. |. T.. Ellis.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Q. p Robbins have been
visiting friends in Portland.
Daniel Weeks and friend passed sun
day At home with his parents.
BELGRADE.
There will be Memorial exercises al
: he ceInett Ri S at one O'Clock =. NJ. May
10th. The children of the different
schools in town and others will take
;art in the exercises. Hon. G. Il.
stevens will deliver an address. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
he present at this time also at the
meeting to be held ut the Grange Hall
in the evening where John Clair Minot
of Augusta, will deliver the Memorial
address. Mr.. Minot viii speak at Mt.
Vernon in the afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Stevens hal the misfor-
tune to fall down the cellar stairs Sat
lrday evening. spraining her ankle and
hruising herself quite badly but fortu-
nately was not seriously injured.
Leon Yeaton and Miss Ida Lovejoy
were married Saturday.