Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-23
Mrs, EveIynMade the New.
Librarian at Library. (.
Ice Cream Social tonight at
Methodist Church Lawn.
Death Of Elder SiIas /. Pennell at
His Palmyra Home. 49,

The death of Elder Slas l.. Pencil
OF Palmyra occurred at his home sun
day at the age of IS years and 1 day.
MIR Pcnnell had been in failing health
for some time. The deceased was well
known throughout this section, where
he had for years conducted religious
services in the outlying districts. The
funeral services were held at his late
home at l o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Elder Burton of Thorndike officiating.
A widow, three sons, Enoch l.. of
Pittcfield Greenfield of Thorndike and
Leighton of Troy and three daughters.
Mrs. Frank Gerald of this town, Mrs.
Seth Mckinney of Clinton and Mrs.
Cora Written of Fairfield survive.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bowden and
children of Philadelphia, who are Wis
ting Mrs. 3. d. Bowden and Mr. and
Mrs. f. l.. Smith, left Wednesday for
Norridgewock, where they will be the
guests of Charles Farrand. The party
will go from Norridgewock to the
granite works located near that place.
where they will visit Mr.. Bowden's ia
Their, B. d. Bowden, who is employed
there.
Mrs. Ella B. Sprowl, who has been
the efficient librarian at the Pittsfield
public library for number of years
finished her duties Tuesday. Her po-
sition will be filled by Mrs. Evelyn
Call, who has been the assistant libra
rian for some time. ,i.
j. D. Wentworth of this town, who
for the past two years has held a po-.
stion in a fruit store in Gardiner, has {
resigned and has accepted a position
q q
fruit company.
There will be an Ice Cream social on.
the lawn of the Manson street Meth
odist church this evening. The pro-
cecds will be used towards the pay
ment of the expenses of installing the
new pipe organ in the church and Z. it /
is desired that q good number will at
tend the social. i,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Culmer of In
dependence, Kan. who have been Wis
itng Mrs. Culmer's mother, Mrs. N. c.
Smith, left Wednesday on their return.
trip
Mrs. Anna Morrison of this town
and her niece, Miss Margaret Ney Of
Cleveland. Ohio, who is visiting here,
passed the day Tuesday in Gardiner
with relatives. ..-~
PllSS MAUI lbTacketl, WHO
employed in Houton as miliner. is. at
home. where she will pass the remains.
der Of the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Bracket =
Newton ThOpSOn of Oakland. for
merry of this town, is the guest of reili
atives and his young friends. ..,r
Work was begun Wednesday putting
a gravel roof on the picker house of
the Robert Dobson & Co. mill. The
work is in charge of Foster & YorkS
of Bangor. ,V
Miss Margaret Chlds of Needhati.',
Mass, is a guest for. few weeks of
her aunt. Mrs. Edwin Childs of this,
place, who is passing the summer att
Hemlock cottage, Moose pond.
Kenneth Childs of Needham. Mass
who has been spending month at
Moose pond at the Hemlocl cottages is
in town the guest of his aunt, Mrs.
A. u. Peckham.
Raymond Pcckham has returned
from few days outing at Moose
pond. ..at ~ ......
Mrs. Robert ID. Snowden and daugh-
ter. Miss Ruth. left Tuesday for Old
Town, where Mr.. Snowden has recent
ly accepted a position and where they
win live -,
Mrs. Mary f. Luce of Caribou ar
rived in town Tuesday for visit at
the home of her cousin, Attorney G.
Fl. Morse. f,s
Mrs. }. w. BlaisdelI has returned
from a brief visit in Fairfield. ,5
Mrs. A. A. Springall of Dexter arvl
rived in town Wednesday for few
days visit with friends.
Frank Rowell of Canaan was in town
this week on his way to Orono, where
he is attending the summer school at
the L. of NJ.
Miss Vivian Titconb has gone to
Brewer, where she will spend few
weeks visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Henry and son
Bernard left Tuesday for Portland
Mrs. Henry and son will pass a month
at Ocean Park before returning home