Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-25

were Miss Ida SearlS and Miss Bernice
Watson of Chelsea. Rufus I.athrop and
MI. Grover Of Gardiner. Miss Sadie
Grant of Randolph was a guest at
Merrill Clarke's, East Chelsea, over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hood and little
daughter of Gardiner visited at Mrs.
Hoods fathers, William Gray, East
Chelsea, the first of the week.
The social dance at Sparrow's hall
Saturday evening given in honor of
Miss Gertrude SparroW'S 10th birthday
anniversary was a very enjoyable af-
fair. Miss sparrow was the recipient of
a sum of money from her friends. All
wish her many happy returns of the
day. Another dance will be held next
Saturday evening, Aug. %.
Mrs. Eliza Newhall passed away at
her home on the "Hill' Thursday even
ing. after brief illness Of two days.
She was stricken with paralysis Tues
dav night and was found by her broth
or PROSTATE upon the floor in an uncon-
scious condition early Wednesday
morning. her condition indicating that
she had not retired for the night. The
stroke evidently came as she was pass
ing from one room into another. Mrs.
Newhall was one of the aged ones OF
our neighborhood, being about so years
old and her whole life had been passed
here Her husband, John Newhall, died
several Years ago and the most of that
time since then she had lived alone.
Her brother, James Emerson, who
lived opposite, looked after her various
wants. Three daughters, all of whom
are married, are left to mourn the loss
of a kind and loving mother and be-
sides these, one sister. Mrs. Sarah
Warson Of Whitefield, and three broth
ere, James Emerson of this place. Dam
iel Emerson Of Trevet and Thomas
Emerson of Boothbay, survive her.
Funeral services will be held Saturday
| at | p NJ. and intcrment Will be III the
| cemetery near Colburn's Corner.
Thomas Emerson of Boothbay is in
| town. called by the sickness and death
of his sister, Mrs. Eliza NeWhall.
READFlELD DEPOT.
Henry +. Currier,. accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Mabel Judd, and grand
, son, Edward II. Judd, from Boston, is
| NlSllllo DIT tic iiOliit vi Las >''A'''
! Llewellyn Sherburne.
| Mrs. a. W. Brainard, whose home is
| rented to summer visitors. entertained
her friends, Mrs. j. H.. Camel and
daughter, from Everett, Mass, on sun
day at T. \. Leenan'S. They left Mon
day for their cottage in Hull, Mass.
| Mrs. ]. H. Parsons, who has been
spending some time in East Wilton, re-
turned to her home with her little son
| Raymond Monday.
| A carload of horses, shipped for some
roint east Of Readiield, while hating on
| the crossing Wednesday, attracted con-
| siderable attention from persons walt
| ing on each side of the open car, who
enio led q lively conversation for a short
| line relating to the value, merits and
! probable destination of the animals.
The Ladies Aid, which convened with
Mrs. Purcell last week, will meet with
| Elizabeth Hutchinson in two weeks.
A change in the weather was CRATE
fully received Friday by all, especially
by the pedestrians who extended their
various walks about town.
Mrs. Mccain and daughter, Miss
Helen Mitchell, who extended their TRIP
To Waterviile, returned Wednesday &c
the home of II. II. Carrie.