Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-10
WINDSOR.

A large number of patrons assembled
at Grange hall Friday evening. Jan. 4. -
| install the officers of Windsor Grange.
After the opening exercises the following
were installed by Brother Crowell OF
Cushnoc Grange, ably assisted by Mrs
! Croweil ana Luther Barton: Master. A.
IL Ware; overScer. G.. +. Merrill; secre-
tary. G. f. Donnell: treasurer Franl.
Trask: lecturer. Mrs. 4. II. Ware: chap
lain, Mrs. II. j.. Jewell: steward. Bert
Reeves; Asst. steward, Il. O. Moody: L.
\. steward. Mrs 3. o. Moody: ga ekceper
+. A. C1omhs; Ceres. Mrs c. T. Merrill
Pomona, Helena Pinkham; Flora. In,
kimhall. A musical entertainment wa,
presented by the lecturer consisting OF
solos. quartet and character songs, after
which all repaired 10 the dining room and
| enjoyed Lountiful supper. 1t was pro-
nounced by all very pleasant meeting.
At the last nice ting of the Whitcfield
Lodge, \. o. L. W, the following officers
were elected: Master workman. c. +.
Doni,Cll foreman, a. II. Ware; ovorseer
T.. f. Trask; recorder. F. Il. Colburn
tnancicr, l.. .. Jennirg; receiver j. S.
Gray; conductor. l.. 4. Howe; inside
Waterman. +. E. Jewell; outside watch
man, Frank Trask. An nv itation was
extended to Harlem Lodge to b. present
at the installation Of officers Saturday
evening, Jan. -. Past Master r. l..
NhtehOuse will be installing officer
Prof and Mrs. Weston Lewis OF Au-
Susta visited his sister, Mrs. c. i. Dom
nell, Saturday.
EAST PITTSToN.
The funeral services of w l.. Pulsi-
fer were held from his late homo
Thursday morning. and were conduct
ed by Rev. T.. $. Gahaw. Mr. Pulsitpr
was a lifelong resident of Pittston. ana
the large gathering at the funeral tcs-
tliicd to the respect III which he was
held.
Hiss Clara Reid returned Saturday
10 Auburn after passing her vacation
with relatives in this village
The annual meeting o. thr Pi;ts;,n
and Whitcfield Insurance Go. will b
held ON Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 8, in
Fowle's hall.
Charles Allen Of Augusta spcn, sun
day at his home in this place
In observance OF the annual! week Or
prayer, meetings will lie held each
night during the coming week. begin
ming Monday evening. Jan !, 1T liz.
home of Rev. Z. S. Gahan.
Andrew Knight of Decl!ne way a
business visitor 10 this village last
week.
The Ladies' Aid will lie entertained
on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. II. II.
Cary.
SIDNEY.
Atwood +. Jones, one Of Sidncys
Oldest and most respected citizens,
died Friday evening. Jan. 4th. from Ill
ness incident to old age. Mr.. Jones
was born i'll Mercer, June 8. 1871; but
for more than 20 years had lived in
sidney, where he led an active and
useful life until disabled by the in
hrmatles of age. For many years. IS
teacher, and school officer, he won
and retained, tn" confidence of those
with whom he associated On Nov. -
1886. Mr. Jones married S. Augusta
daughter Of Moses and Susan Saw
tel!c. of Sidney. Soon after corning to
Sidney Mr. and Mrs. Jones united VITA
the F. w. Baptist church in Oak
land, what was then West Water
VILE. where. for many years, they
took an active part in all
the interests of the church. Mrs.
Jones died in 1851, leaving four chill
dren, Leslie NJ, La Forest A.. Isabel
=, wife OF Almon Young. Lucino A.,
and also IN adopted son EdSon X. G.
In 1892. Mr.. Jones married Mabel C..
EoWell of Danversport Mass. Ey
this marriage there is one daughter
Mildred a. The widow and the chill.
dren, all Of whom are living. have III /.
sympathy Of all their friends in their
bereavement
MONMOUTH.
y joint meeting of the G.. X. Norris
i'"St and the WomanS Relief Corps
was held Saturday at the G.. \. K. hall
y cinncr was served by the ladies Of
the corps. after which Il public installa-
uoE OF officers Of the orders was held.
Post Commander Horace Frost was in
stalllng officer of the Post The fol-
lowing is list Of officers: Comnandcr
Simon ClouEh; senior vice commander
Mr.. Baird; junior vice commander, L.
Libby: adjutant. j. y. Cunningham,
quartermaStcr. \. G. Sherman: chap
lam. Henry Annis; officer of the day,