Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

BELGRADE.
Mrs. 3. F. Dudley of Oakland who
has been visiting relatives in Bath. Mt.
Vernon and Belgrade, returned to her
home in Oakland, Wednesday.
The Belgrade Grange Dramatic Club
will present the drama, 1.-The Millers
Daughter" Thursday evening. Jan.
25th, and dot. the Miners Daughter
Tuesday evening. Jan. Goth, at Bel
grade Grange hall.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Pinkham visited
friends in Winthrop and Monmouth.
last week.
The many friends in Belgrade and
elsewhere of Miss Camilla Weston, for
many years a resident of this town. viii
learn with regret of her death which
occurred at her late home in Cali
fornia. to which place she went a few
years ago for the benefit of her health.
she being a great sufferer from asthma.
She is survived by one brother, C. NJ.
Weston If belgrade. who started FOR
California Thursday
LlTcHFiELD PLAINS.
Libby Post No. 80. G. A. r.. and Lib
by Relief Corps No. 73, held a joint
installation service at Masonic Hall.
Monday. A large company of invited
guests was present. The officers of
the post were installed by Installing
Officer Gardiner Roberts assisted by
Officer of the Day r. S. Maxwell. Mrs.
E. r. Taylor was the Installing officer
of the corps, assisted by Mrs. Lucy Max
well, conductor. The officers of the
post are: Commander. J. Z. Jack; S.
V. Commander, A. ]. TOZier; ]. V.
Commander, r. S. Maxwell; Surgeon,
Anson Turner: Chaplain. Saml Smith;
Quartermaster, o. A. True; Officer of
the Day, H. NJ. Starbird: Officer of
the Guard, w. F. Haines; Adjutant,
Gardiner Roberts; Sergent Major.
John McMans; @. NJ. Sergent, F. f.
Hutchinson.
are: President, Mrs. L. E. Shorey. S.
~. Pres. Mrs. Eta T. Taylor: j. "
Pres, Mrs. Fannie Jack: Treas, Mrs
Annie G. Dustin; Chap. Mrs. Anna
E. Smith: Con-. Mrs. Lucy Max
well; guard, Mrs. Nellie Lanahu; Sec,
Miss Cora A. Maxwell; assistant con-
ductor. Miss Angie V. Roberts; assis-
tant guard. Mrs. Albertina Smith:
patriotic instructor. Mrs. A. E. Rob-
erts: color bearer No. l. Mrs. NJ. F.
Perry. No. 2. Mrs. Carrie McMans. No.
3, Mrs. Lizzie TOzier, No. 4, Mrs.Angie
Rowe. Miss Ethel Allard sang and
Gertrude Maxwell gave pleasing read
ihgs. Remarks We're made by Samuel
Smith. II. NJ. Starbird, Gardiner
Roberts. John McMans. NJ. H. Dustin
and COmrade TOtman of Richmond
a fine dinner was served by the ladies
of the Relief Corps.
BELGRADE.
There will be an entertainment and pie
social at the Lincoln schoohouse Wednes-
day evening. Jan. a. under the combined
auspices OF the Sunday school and day
school. A cordial invitation is extended
to all to be present and help the good
work. If stormy. Friday evening.
READFiELD DEPOT.
Osgood ]. Whittier, who died recently
in Dover. n. H., was born in Readfeld in
1890 and had lived in Dover - years. Mr.
Whittier served in the Civil war. enlist
ing in 1861 and the following year bein5,
honorably discharged in consequence OF
physical disability. Enlsting again IN
1867, he served until the close Of the wa:
He was for % years employed at watch
man by the Cocecho Manufacturing Co.
widow, one son, William o.. one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edcil =. Card. ard n sister, Mrs.
Henry Greeley, Readficld. survive.
]. F. Mccormick has sold n fine 4-year-
old horse valued at $500 to Jesse Spauld-
ing, Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. G. a. Mace of East Rcadfield was
calling on friends Monday.
MONMOUTH.
The work of cutting ice began on
Cochnewagan lake last week. The farm
crS have been taking advantage of the
fine weather to harvest their crops. The
ice IS of excellent quality.
uarry Ernsf has gone 10 Auhurn whore