Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-22
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
NORTH SIDNEY.

Nun otOtN.''
The funeral of Miss Mary A. Brown
of this town. who died March 10. TOOK
r,:ce Sunday afternoon from the Bap-
fist church. being conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Reardon, pastor of the Uni
versalist church at Oakland. Inc ru-
neral was largely attended by relatives
and nume1 Gus friends, including the
Grange in a body. wearing appropriate
mourning. Miss Brown was charter
member of the Grange doing much to
build ii up and sustain it during the
30 years of it's existence. She was also
member OF Rose Chapter No. 9G, Q. L.
s.. the members Of which were present,
wearing for badges of that order.
Among the floral offerings were
beautiful pieces presented by the
Grange and Eastern Star One
wars in the form of harp ami
the other in the form of star rep
rcscnting the colors of the o. L. S.
The deceased was 6S years of age and
leaves two brothers in the West and
a sister. Mrs. L. A. Tilley, who tef1derly
cared for her during her long illness.
The community feels that in her death
great loss has been sustained. She had
genial, active and ever young. The in
terment was made IL the North Sidney
ccmetry.
The friends of Cecil Clark. who has
been seriously i'll for the past winter.
will be pleased to know that he has
so far improved as to dispense with
his nurse, Mrs. Eugene Weeks last
Saturday. Ms. Weeks is Il very etti-
cient nurse and gives satisfaction
wherever she goes.
Samuel Lyon of Windsor WAS a guest
of his brothers A. II. and ". P. Lyon
last week.
Mrs. Geo. w. Field passed last week
in Waterville with Mrs. Chas. Swift.
DR.. II. l.. johnson has sold his farm
ing tools and span of work horses to
Hon. j. ". Manson of Pittsfield, who
has recently purchased a 240 acre farm
containing an orchard of 1900 trees,
the largest in Somerset county. Mr..
Manson is a member of the law firm
of Manson & Coolidge and former
classmate at Bowdoin of DIR. johnson
also a member of the last Legislature.
Mrs f. c. Moore accompanied by her
sister, Miss Eunice Merrill of Augusta,
left Friday for Boston and before their
return will visit in Dorchester Provi-
dence, r. l., and Willmantic, Conn.
Geo. Clark and his niece, Miss Lena
Clark, visited relatives in Clinton last
week.
Z. L. Moore has been confined to the
louise for the past ten weeks from the
effects of severe cold and his sister,
Miss Antoinette. has been in bed for
ten days with the same distemper and
sore in the head.
Miss Stella and Florence Taught
visited their sister, Mrs. D. E. Foster
Of Cross Hill recently.
n. A. Benson, who has been visiting
in Lexington. returned home last week
Joseph Durrill and James -Lathrop,
who have been up river in the woods
the past winter came out recently.
CHINA.
Albert Gibson died Thursday at the
home of A. n. Goodwin where he has
been for seven years past. His re-
mains were sent for burial to his old
home at Winchester. Mass. His age
was 80 years.
WI. ana IhIS. fidiih T. McI-duS MIN
are rejoicing in the possession of a
new baby girl who arrived last week.
Mrs. Edith HuSscy Fling of Old
Town has been visiting her aunt, Mrs
w. W. Washburn.
CHURCH HILL.
Miss Viola Hanson of South Royl-
Ston. Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Cunningham Of
belgrade are visiting relatives on the
Hill.
Miss FlOre nee Taught who has been
visiting her sister has returned to
Pennington Normal School