Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-20
COUNTY NEWS
kENNEBEC.
NORTH DSOR.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Pierce of Angus
ia were the guests of Lot NJ. Barton and
| family Tuesday and Wednesday last
Rachel Caswell has returned home from
Waterville.
The school here under the tuition Of
Stella Barton will close Friday afternoon
witt! special exercises most appropriate
for the holiday season.
Mrs. Medley Small, who has been visit
| ing relatives and friends here for some
weeks past, is Ell route for her home in
New Hampshire.
Mrs. Fred Perey of Vassalboro was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Daniel
True. last Wednesday.
Celia Pierce Of the Grammar school.
Augusta. is at home for the holiday va
| cation
Allen Studley Of Pittston was The guest
of his father, John Studley, and family
on recent date.
Ruel Proctor and family, also Frank
Anderson. all Of Richmond are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewvilie Proctor.
| Christmas tree and concert at the Bap-
fist church at 80 Tuesday evening.
John W. Boynton. one of our most
| highly esteemed citizens, passe., away
last Saturday morning at the age OF "a
years. Mr.. Boynton had been in feeble
health for some wears. having contracted
a disease IN tie army from which lr neN-
er recovered. For several years past III i
home WAS At TNlrr'S Corner. Ills health
during he summer lI,'u:.ts' I'-iII:'i q aim
at times to wall. :.I,nrt II: i:t"'f and -
gage 1T in li.it N."r;.. III =
| carpenter ~ trade Il ntdSter Workman.
| He completed some two VearS ago boat
| in which he enjoyed 4 Few sails with his
family ard friends on Pierce's pond
which was a model of beauty and work
| manshir His patient, hopeful spirit, his
| always kindly greeting. his uniform kind
ness, endeared him to all He was MEM
| Der Of The James F. Jones Post of South
| China. ana much ENJOYED, when health
| permitted. the Memorial day exercises
and the warm greetings of his old com
radcs. He lad long been a member of
| the NJ r, church. and adorned his pro-
| fession by a cody life. The funeral was
| at the Baptist church at =. NJ. Tues
| day. conducted by his pastor and COM
| rade Rev. Malry Kealney of Augusta
| assisted By Pastor j. Frank Jones and
mixed quartet consisting of Mrs. Pearl
| Merrill Edward LoWden and Rev. and
| Mrs j. r Jones. The services concluded
| with the impressive ceremony of the Ma
sonic order at Weeks Mills. of which Mr.
Boynton was a member. The day was
beautiful and the attendance was large
| Relatives from distance present We're:
Mrs Frank f; Hallowell, Miss Cynthia
| nd I
II Bullill of Watervlle. A widow, Mrs.
| Sarah F. Boyntor. one daughter Mrs. IL
F. Merrill of Weeks Mills, and one son,
| Harry Boynton Of Tyler's Corner, sur
vive The intelment was at the Dyer Hill
| cemetery. = xsa. 4-4
READFiELD.
NJ. S. Fifeld returned to his home in
| Manchester. after weeks visit III
| Boston.
Mrs. Fife Seamans and son Albert
| of Winthrop and Miss Ora and Miss
| Ella Morrow were recent visitors with
| Miss Jeanette Dudley
Harry Fifield passed Sunday at the
| home of his parents in Manchester. re-
turning to his work in Augusta Mon
day.
Miss Emma Hunt is at her home
from kent's Hill for the holidays. Miss
Hunt will return for the winter term
| of school in two weeks.
| All the sick ones are improving,
with the exception of Harold Heath.
| who was gaining from typhoid fever
and suffered a relapse and is critically
i'll.
Mrs Alice Morrow has been assist
| ing in the care Of Harold Heath.
Albert Knowles of Manchester is on
| the sick list and is attended by Dr.
| Milliken.
Miss Nellie Gordon passed Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, return
ing to Shaw's Business College Mon
| day.
AT the portable sawmill at Man
chester of Roland Knowles they have
lust finished saving 10000 feet OF
lumber for an ice house on Bond brook
| in Augusta.
LINCOLN.