Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-07
KENNEBEC.
EAST PITTSTON.

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Leonard Faulkner and his brother Harry
az Erooklyn n. Y. are at the Moody
farm for the summer
Miss Myra Hervcy and Miss Addl"
Wright have been spending 4 few DAYS ~
Portland.
Rev. C.. ". Lowell Of Randolph will
preach morning and evening and 1t North
Whit,.ficId in the afternoon. sunday. July
q in exchange with MI. Harms
FAYETTE.
Frank H. Smiley has bought tn"
Knowles House at the Mills and will
r.rair it rs soon rs Mr.. Stevens moves
out.
The schools in town closed last week
after very successful terms.
Miss Alice NJ. Hewitt came home
Saturday to spend the month Of July.
FnId Strawberries are quite plenty.
som. commences cd haying last week;
there viii be more hay than LAST
year.
Road Commissioner Underwood has
about finished repairing the roads and
has done som" good work
BRANCH MILLS.
Mr. and Mrs L. Aldrcd of Whithtm.
Mrs. arr. visiting at +. S. W"rthinG )
FZI.I II'htrd has been u guest 1T -. ".
PIrm"nt"r tor = few days.
GhlldrrnS DAY viii hr observed at tn
church sunday morning. July 9Th. at II \.
I'll" community WIS S.tdd"n"d to hear Of
tn. Death of Mrs Hattie Ilumm"r Par
mentor. June ~ in Augusta.
After an illness of typhoid fever for tnu"
weeks ut ~ T.. NJ June -. Gratia MI
rici PIrmrntcr, only child .! M. and Mrs.
: 6. Parmrnt"r went I" sleep to- awak',
with III" angels in heaven. Had Sh" lived
uutil july lHtl Sh" would have been ;
bright aud attractive child and although
kuuw
Death rahunt come to him untimcly VIII"
is fIt to die"
The less Of this cold world. the more Of
heaven,
IN" hri"t.I life til" earlier immortality.
Nc cannot but mourn for hCr sunny pres
,nc' among us. Gratia has gone. hut III
her Pile" "" hdv" such Il sweet memory.
III" thai will never chango;, always tn
same. Dear little Ciratii." That tn" fam
ilv hay" III" heartfelt sympathy oi all
VII shown IT III" funeral. held It th''
rhu;ch at I. NJ. Jun. 2eth, when tn"
hnus" was filled with sympdthsnG
friends. I'll" children from both schools.
with their teachers attended IN a body.
WAS q beautiful June day to lay the loved
IN" at rest in tn" grave lined by TN" 10Y
nG hands "f pL,ymat"S and friends VIII
'l"w"rs Rev. II. +. Wood "tfi"iatcd Il
Mr. wood spnll" comforting words from
the text Lat NOT thy heart hc troubled
RI" father and grandfather. VIM X. os-
good were h"ar"rS. During the S"iylr''
Mr. Wood read tn" beautiful poem Ssh"
will Sleep Tonight" which was SinGularly
appropriate. TIL" HYMNS Sometime Wen
Understand" and THY Will be Dom"
was suns by tn" choir Harry and Don
W"rthing sang as Il duet the beautiful old
HYMN 'M"ntros"-" The ladies quartet
IA, nt f,.s yty.l'G a.
waS nr"ttilv decorated with wild flowers.
'tc huttcrcrIps and daisies. her tav"ries.
rrtd"minating. IN her hands wer" pan,
Si"S plurkcd from the plants she had loved
and tended. Tn" floral offerings w"r'' rs
follows: From members Of tn" family;
r,nkS roses and other Towers i'r ana
asparagus fern: Miss Kathryn C"ny. Au-
E,Ista. pinks: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marden.
f;n,irh"ld. pinlS; Miss Mae Wall: Water
Nnna BRYANT Miss Myrtle 'rom,n"tt and
Mrs. richardson. panSics; Mr., and Mrs. g
~ tluss'N. Matrrville: heart of white.
f">" buds: Mrs: Dean Estes. wreath Of
"Hnsics: Mrs. Eli Worthnc. broken link
OF whit" flowers l.. X. II. club. spray OF
light half blown roses. pimks and other
nlham. Mrs q. NJ. Crommctt. an altar
mad" entirely of daisies and nansiss
M H. J. K T. nnsm"r>,;, pillow; Mrf ;;,I ir:,
Thomas binsmnrc. ferns: Mrs. VIM Var
m"N. Albi"n. Mrs. Warren Jones. Mrs.
-" Crosby Mrs. Chas. Choatc: flirh"ld.
Geo. and Chas Oscood Mrs. c. f. Carr.
Mrs. Sam'l Mardcn. Mrs. ELL, Dove. Mis-;
Altha WorthinE and others also sent
flowers
ALBION
Byron Trtsk and Linne Parsons are
Visiting relatives in Stockton.
Phillip Bolton Of Gorham is visiting
his uncle G.. A. Skillin
Mrs. Ella Taylor and Mrs. Fannie
Libby have been visiting Mrs. Albania
Libby i'll Watervillc, the past week.
Mr.. I'D Mrs Fred Coffin are visiting