Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-15
Death Friday Morning Of
Miss Evie A. Bodwe||.
Republican Headquarters Are
Opened Over Post Office.
New Baseball Team Makes Dates...
Business change...PersonaIs.

Inc UC.ilIl OI MISS fNlP ~.
occurred 1T her home on North Main
street Thursday forenoon at the age of
80 years and months. The cause of
death was castro entcritis. Miss Bod
well had been a resident of this place
about two years, coming here from
Lincoln. A father and sister of this
town aud two brothers survive. The
funeral services will be held at the
home this forenoon. Rev B. w.
Russell, pastor of the Methodist church.
will off.ciate.
Republican headquarters have oeen
established in the rooms over the post
Office formerly occupied by the Somer-
set Club. The public is cordially in
vited to make use of these rooms where
reading matter, daily papers and mag
azines may be found.
Manager Harding Of the new Pitts
field baseball team has made arrange
ments with the Newport team for
series OF five games. the first of which
Will be plav ved on Hunnewell grounds
mere Saturday, Aug. 20.
Mrs. Sadie Il. Greenwood has gone
to Bucks harbor for a two-weeks va
cation.
I.leWellyn Gould. who has conducted
paint and papcring business here for
a number of years has sold his shop
and apparatus to Howard Givens, who
has recently resigned his position as
superintendent Of the Pittsfield poul-
trv plant, and Henry Ineersoll who
have taken possession Of the business
Mrs. Anna SteDhenscn and daughter,
Miss Jeanette. who have been visiting
relatives and friends in Freedom,
have returned home.
Friends of Miss Mary Fairbrother
will be pleased to learn that she is
doing we'll after an operation which
she underwent Monday at the hospi-
tai in lewiston
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Babson and
Miss Oaks, all of Foxcroft, were in
town FRIDAY in their automobile cali
irg on friends.
Attorney H. r. Coolidge went to
North Litchfield Friday to visit his
father.
T. G. Lancey lost valuable COW
Friday morning. The animal got
loose in the night. Thursday, and got
in the grain box and died from the eff
| fects of overeating.
Miss Florence Chandler left Thurs
cay for Friendship, where she will Wis
| it Rev. and Mrs. w. V. Sweetland,
| formerly Of this town.
Mrs. Susan Wright and daughter
Daisy Of Portland, who have been Wis
| iting Mrs. Wright's brother and sis
ter Allen Hackett and Augusta Os-
| good, have returned home.
| Leon l.. Moody is reported as being
| quite i'll at his home on Peltoma ave-
nue with an attack of appendicitis.
| A. P. McMaster was confined to his
| home by illness Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Church, who has been spending
several weeks at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. 0. +. Parks. who has
been i'll, returned to her home in Ca
naan Friday.
Miss Ella johnson is visiting her
| sister in Orono.
Attorney G. H. Morse left Friday on
a short business trip to Chicago.
George Hooper, the tailor. has re-
turned from a visit with relatives III
Bangor and BucksDort.
Horace Demon and sister. Anna
Frances Damon went to Oakland
Thursday to visit their grandparents
| Mr. and Mrs. G.. +. Allen.
Mrs. Lizzie Burrll of Salem. Mass.
il; guest of Mrs. Emily Bradbury
Forrest street.
4 party consisting of Obadiah Gard
her, s. w. Gould. John Moores and A
f. Donigan visited Pittstield last even
ing. arriving from Ripley in an auto
mobile and going to Union hall. wher'
Democratic rally was held. Previou:
to the rally, at which William Osborne
: presided and MessrS. Gardner ant
Gould spoke. a concert was given OF
Main street by the Pittsficld Band. Th
rally was we'll attended