Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-14
From Our KennebeC Correspondents.
EAST REApEELD.

~>~eootd mace w: are 0le0 at the
residence of her daughter in Brockton,
Mass., saturday. June 10, aged IS years
anu the remains will be buried in the
cemetery here. Mrs. Ware was the
e.oest daughter of the late Samuel and
Marinda Mace Of this place. She for
merly resided In Gardiner, where she
was prominently connected with the
w. Z. T. U. and has since been identi-
hed with Christian and Temperance
work. She has made her home with
ner daughter in Brockton for several
years, and her last visit to her old
nome and relatives in Maine was last
autumn, which she greatly enjoyed and
sne realized 1t was her last visit as she
felt the effects Of disease and was
obliged to hasten home when she was
soon confined to her led from which
she never recovered Besides her
daughter in Brockton. Mrs. Ware
leaves one son in Augusta, one in Wa
terville, and one in Amesbury, Mass,
all Of whom are highly respected busi-
ness men. Mrs. Ware was a sis
ter to the late John A. Mace
OF Belfast, the veteran conductor
on the Maine Central. Funeral
services were held in Brockton,
Monday, and the remains will arrive
here, Tuesday, and be met at the sta
tion by surviving relatives and friends.
Two brothers survive, Isaac Mace,
superintendent Of the Wayne Town
Farm. and Elijah A. Mace, engineer on
New York & Pennsylvania Railroad.
There was no preaching service, here,
vnct
Sunday school exercises We're held.
Rev. Mr.. Southland will be present At
u later date.
School closed, last Friday. The flag
presented by Mrs. +. w. Hunt of Mel
rose, Mass. was raised the previous
week with appropriate ceremonies.
Saturday the scholars with friends
went on an excursion 10 Lake MaranO-
cook. and the day proved very ell
joyable one.
Mrs. arthur E. Austin and son, Bos-
ton, Mass. are visiting at the home Of
her husbands father. d. F. Austin
Later. they will go to Harpswell. where
DR.. Austin will meet them in July. and
remain for awhile at their cottage.
Mrs. A. W.. Brainard rs visiting Il
friend and schoolmate at her home in
Boston for two weeks and later will
go to Nantasket Beach.
Ray Morrow of Pennington. is visit
ing his relatives, Mrs. e. a. Gay and
Mrs. George Morrow.
Mrs. E. NJ. Bailey and daughter,
Winthrop. visited her mother for a few
days, last week and returned home,
Sunday.
l.. o. Dudley and c. c. Morrill, cap
tured u nice family OF rlccoons in Il
| hollow tree beside the Winthrop road
one day last week. \ passing automo-
| bile evidently aroused them, for they
| began to snarl as one went by and
made their presence known.
CHURCH HILL.
Herbert Caswell and family Of Wins
| low, recently visited Miss Alice Caswell
| Winthrop Moore of Melrose, Mass.
has been visiting relatives here.
| Miss Maria Smith. who has been al
| Mt Vernon, has returned home.
Fl. II. Bran recently lost a valuable
i horse.
| MT. ana MIS-. "A H. SHuIth dI1u $40
tiers, Miss Julia, Mrs. Washburn ant
Mrs. Leighton. were guests of Miss
Elizabeth Church, Tuesday afternoon
Miss Hughes of Connecticut, is in thu
place and will hold services at thu
chapel. sunday and Wednesday even
ings. at 80. There will also be SEES
sion of Sunday school at 1880 A. M.
EAST WINTHROP.
Mrs. Wilson Mason is passing Il fey
| weeks at Andover, the guest OF her sister
Mrs. Helen Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs s. E. Packard passed
few days at Lynn. Mass. last week
Amos Higgins is at work at the villag
for a few days.
Miss Jessie Cromwell of Bowdoinham l
passing "A few days with Mrs $. w. Car
| at thetir cottage at Pine Bull
RIVERSIDE.
Edgar Bailey returned to Boston. Sat
urday.
Miss Eva Crosby of Cross Hill WAS Il
J. +. Farwell's Saturday visiting Mis-
Jennie Farwcll.
Guy Hall and Miss Eva Harrington q
South China were the guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. Farwell, Sunday.
r. r. Reed is here for a few days wit
his sister.
|
g,sta, last Saturday, to see his sister
Mrs. II M. Mills.
The game of baseball played here. Sat
urtlnv between the East Vassaib"rO an
Riverside Clubs resulted in the victory q
the Riverside by a score OF TO D.
REAOFlElO.
The village schools here closed Friday
| after n very successful and satisfactor
| term Tho same teachers have been IN
| yitcd to take charge of the fall terms.
The Children's Day at the Grange wa
| observed, Saturday. with a sood attehu
ancc and attractive program.
MANY regret that the pastor OF un
Methodist church here and at kents I'll
Rev. Fl. A. King. will leave his charg,
After a few months spent ABROAD ne WI
| return to Kansas to take charge Oh
school there His place here ana AT IN
Till will be supplied till another man Cal
he found to take his place.
Mr.. Smith of New York CITY. IS spenu
ing his vacation at the Avelon- lie wa
there last year. -, :,
| White perch fishing Will De III oi"ei II
this section after June Eth
Miss Swift from BOSTON IS v's't'hs ne
aisior. Mrs J. G. Allen.
A G.. Wright is at home with MS ia'"e
for a short vacation.
MT. VERNON.
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