Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-17
COUNTY NEWS
kENNEBEC.
B ELG RADE.

Inc SaQdeSt SlSnt tIc 49, t;,na VIC
grade have seen for a long ,, tIne and
| the burial of Bertrand u. I az t.o "mo
| his son, Harry, the victims OF ~. ne fathnr
ing at Augusta, Aug. l, Whem ,hI T.. lave save
gave his life in vain attempt I" saw
his son. First in the procession; "piGn
wendell it's way from Augusta TO tine
Grove cemetery, Belgrade, Ill the ppurimS
rain Of Sunday avg. - = t MaS father, fol-
Lowell by another hearse with tne IGlliii ~.
of the son. Next came Team Viii ne t,o
widow and four remaining llttle oiies' liz
| oldest of which Is only 10 years OF ase
| followed by other relatives ana iriends
Besides the widow and four cniidren'
Mr.. Taylor is survived by sister MIS-. ~
T.. Finkham Of this town. inc ia.iiiy nave '
the heartfelt sympathy of all IN tteir Ter
rible bereavement. Mr.. Taylor ana VIE
we're former residents of this town. ana
proof of the high esteem OF the de,
ceased by his former melsnpo wSo ann III
spite OF the heavy dOwnpour OF ram,
were gathered in the cemetery 10 take
their last look at their former toWnslnan
ard friend. The floral offerings .Were
many and beautiful.
Rev w. T.. Overlook Of Razorv1ile VIII
be at the Lincoln schoolhouse, sunday
Aug IS.
Mr.. and Mrs Austin Kinney are re-
ceivipg the congratulations OF 1rlends on
the birth Of a sOE, Aug. IL.
Mrs. 3. F. Dudley and Mr.. anu MIS-
Edward Wing Of Oakland. were visitors
at C.. T. pinkham's, Wednesday,
Most of the farmers will finish their
haying this week, the largest crop for
years.
Mrs. Anna Nichols and Mrs. Abbie Fol-
som of Sidney Corner were calling on
friends in town this week.
CROSS HILL.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Hannah
A. Fletcher was held at her late home.
Wednesday afternoon. Rev. p. h. New
bert of this city officiated:, There was
profusion of flowers. Pillow from the
family, Sharles E., and Mary e. Fletcher
Sadie G. Grooves and Lucy NJ. Crowell
sweet peas from the grandchildren. Mar
ion Haskell and Berylc Crowell; lavender
sweet peas fror: Howard Groves, violet
sweet peas from Mrs. Green; wreath from
o. T.. s. of Gardiner: Bouquet from Mrs
Mosher: Iinks. asters and roses. Mr.. and
Mrs Chas. Thompson of Belfast: pinks
J. n. Gaslin and daughter; pinks, Henry
Heath: white sweet peas from Mrs. AL
bert Randall and Mrs. Arthur Packard:
purple and white asters. Mrs. Chas
ham, bouquet. Mrs. Paul Brown: purple
and white asters. Mr.. and Mrs. John f.
Church: bouquet. Mrs. Little: bouquet.
Mr.: and r1,N Mrs. Sumner Ward; sweet peas as:
asters, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Daniel iIewins:
sweet peas. Mrs Ruth Peterson; white
asters from Mrs. Emily Haskell: sweet
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EAST PITTsToN.
A large number from this village are
attending the campmceting at NCbleboro
Some of those who have gone are pass
ing the entire week on the grounds, 9TH
ers going for a few days, or even for
the day.
Miss Grace Knight has returned from
an extended visit in various parts Of
Massachusetts.
The members of the summer school
and several friends enjoyed delightful
excursion and picnic on Monday to Swans
island. The regular sessions of the school
closed on Thursday.
Miss Myra Hewey. Miss Maud DOckin-
dorn. Merle Dockerdorff. Briggs and Err
nest Wright were among those who left
Thursday morning for Nobleboro to re-
main until Monday.
Mrs. Harriet Moody and daughter Miss
Jennie Moody, are at their home In this
village to remain for a few weeks
George Dow. who has been in Wiscas-
set for some time. is at home suffering
from an attack of rheumatism.
The next preaching service in tho
church will be held Sunday, Aug. q. when
Rev. y. -. Hanscome of Dresden will
occupy the pulpit in exchange with the
pastor, Rav. +. S. Graham.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
There will he IA Children's Day Concer.
at IL 20 A. NJ. next Sunday. Aug. 18th at at
the NJ. Il. church. 1t is hoped there VIII
be 4 large attendance.
Several of the men Of this place Went
with their teams Wednesday to Join John
Miller and his haying crew to harvest
tIIc nav at A. ~. Dyer's Including the
number were George Stevens. Silas Jack,
son, George G,,oir, II. e. Judkins; VIII
JndI<ins, GIstin league. Everett Mitch-
eli, r. NJ Grover. Rev. w. A. Me-
scr-y and Fred Fisher. The kind
ness was greatly appreciated by Mr..
ja.Iics carried n picnic dinner and while
some assisted Mrs Swift about the din
Nor others were busy serving ara lacking
puff. etc. for the Ladies Aid society.
gentlemen for n goodly sum. Mr.; Dyer
still continues to he in very poor health.
but his many friends are hoping that
he will soon be better.