Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20
WEST GARDINER.

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| Mrs. Alice ToWle returned homo
| from Wilton, where she has been visit
| ing her daughter. Mrs. Roscoe Par
| sons.
Mr. Wentworth the blacksmith. has;
| changed lis plans about moving into
Albion Smalrs house. and Will now
| change his residence from Harry
French's house to Matilda Kings house
! on Mill street.
Mrs Charlotte Ni%ourduT. who was
quite i'll ut ASA Renson's last, week,
| is much better.
The schGol in Lincoln district Will
have an entertainment ana Christmas
tree next Saturday evening ut the
Quaker chircn IN the Neck.
Next Monday evening the Grange
will have an entertainments; ara tree
ut Grange hail.
Cards arc ont announcing til" ma
RAG" reception Of NJ ana Mrs. Frank
Shcrburre at their E"me on Highland
avenue next Thursday evening, Dec. %
SIDNEY.
MI and Mrs. Herman Taught of Bel
grade were in town Sunday.
Mrs. David Field is in poor health.
Warren Barnard left Nonda,- for Man
chester. n H.. whcr" he is the guest Of
Or. +. w. Emerson during the holidays.
Mrs. J,thro Weeks. who las been Very
i'll. is much improved in health.
1Ir ard Mrs. Josiah Souc H-ern calling
on friends in Augusta Monday.
FAYETTE.
Mrs. Ada Tierricil. formerly Of Port
land. is visiting her sister, Mrs. + II.
Dodge.
Sullivan Hutchinson, an aged citizen OF
Fay"tte Mills, is in very feeble health.
+. II. Dodge, who fer several weeks
has been seriously ill., is slowly improv-
ing ana with good prospects Of complete
recovery.
Mrs. Wing Of Readfeld is passing a
few weeks with her daughter. Mrs Rob
bins.
The funeral obsnquies Of George I-ndcr-
wood. who died at his home Dec. : at the
age of - years. were in charge of Under
taker r. a. Wing of Livcrmorc Falls
and the religious service was conducted
by Rev. w. +. Berry of Kcnt's Hill. The
Morse Quartet sang some beautiful
hymns. Mr.. Berry paid high and de
served tribute to the life and charac Ter
Of Mr. Underwood and his words We're
those Of comfort and consolation. G. H.
BRYANT Of Oakland ana Hon. ". e. En-
e,Son of Portland cousins Of Mr. In
d"rwood. were in attendance. The flow
"rs were beautiful and appropriate. The
lnfrrmEnr in tho 81
lowing is ii sketch which will doubtless
h" Of interest t" many people: George
Underwood was n splendid type of the
Maine citizen Always interested ard
well informed or national and State al
lars, prominent for MANY years in the
government Of his town. kind and obIir-
ing as 2 n"i9hbor. loyal ana affectonate
as z husband he lived q life Of useful
ness tie lahor"d under the handicap OF
II! health for many wears. vet bore his
suirerings accomplishments: and as the
dHtIes of lie faced him. mo- and faith
fully fulfilled them. ard in his going has
left place difficult to fill lie was tire
son of tn" late Joseph H. AMI Jane
Aiken Underwood and was horn in that
part of tn" town Of Fayette formerly
Known as InderwO0G's MulS. where az
most his entire life was passed His fa
ther was widely known having been on
gagged in mercantile and other business
IN faN"tt" for more than - years and
was prominent in political affairs in the
early history Of Maine having been state
senator for kcnncbeC county a member
OF Governor krntS Council ana also
Presidential cl"ctor. George I'nJ,.rUond
III" StIhi""t Of this SIX, tcb vos ,,;,,c,.o,