Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-11
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PITTSTON.

| Fred Rollins passed several days
last week with friends in Lewiston.
| Billie Hawkes. of Cambridge, Mass,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Wesley Mansir Sunday.
| Percy Laskey of Boston arrived
Saturday night for a short visit with
his family.
| Mrs. Ethel Houdlctte and son, who
have been passing a few days in town
returned to their home in Woolwich
| Tuesday
| Mrs. May Troop, who is employed
in Augusta and her son, Glenwood,
passed Saturday and Sunday at their
| home here.
| Miss Ada Frank arrived from
Lewiston Saturday and will pass the
winter here with her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Will Frank.
| EAST.-The goth Century Club will
be entertained at the home of Miss
| May Marson Thursday afternoon,
| Nov. II, and the attendance Of all
members is requested.
| Charles Sherwood of Topsham has
accepted a position in the grocery
| store of W. 5. Cleaves.
Mrs. Frank Carter Of Roslindale,
|
after a weeks visit with Mrs. Alfred
| Nash.
Mrs. j. F. Hubbard of Randolph has
been called here by the serious illness
| of her father, Henry Moody.
| The funeral of the late Archibald
Reed was held Wednesday from the
! church at Dresden. Rev F.. s. Gahan
officiating. Mr.. Reed is survived by
his wife. two sons and four daughters.
| Mrs. Herbert CrOckcr has returned
from a few weeks visit in Boston.
Ny. and Mrs Hamlin Island of East
Peru. who have been recent guests of
Mr.. and TIrs. w. s. Cleaves, returned
last week to their home.
Miss Edna Bliss of West Bath is Wis
iting her aunt. Mrs II. L. Thompson
Miss susie Cary Of Gardiner spent
Saturday and Sunday at her home
here.
The friends Of Miss Myra p Hew-
ey. who is confined to the house by
| illness, will be glad to know that she
| is gaining.
The blacksmith shop belonging to
| Briggs Wright. which has long been
a landmark in this village, was torn
down last week. The shop was demol-
shed in preparation for repairs which
| Mr.. Wright is about to make upon his
| buildings.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday
| afternoon - the homo of Mrs ii. H.
| Cary.
Mrs Nellie Walker, who came here
before the death of her father, the late
ArchiY..ld Reed, returned Friday to
her nome in Roslindale. Mass Mrs
Walker has closed her house here and
| her mother Mrs. Reed, will spend the
winter with another daughter, Mrs
Everett Hcudett Of Dresden.
Henry Wright. who is employed at
tie Insane hospital in Augusta, visited
at his home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Moody, former
| residents Of this town but who moved
70 New Hampshire several years ago
ere visiting relatives in this place
ALBION.
Henry Moore died in this place Sun
| day, oct. Is, after a weeks illness, at
| the age Of 50. His death was due to
| stomach trouble. The funeral which
| was delayed a week in order that the
| son in Montana might be present was
| held oct 81, at the Disciple church
here, Rev. Everett Wing, the pastor.
| officiating. Several beautiful selec-
tons were sung by the choir The
| bearers We're Charles Trask, John
Witham, Edwin Fuller and Frank
| Hussoy. Interment was in Pleasant
| Hill cemetery in Freedom, where his
father and grandparents are buried.
| Mr. Moore was born in Thomaston,
| but from the time he was three weeks
| old until he was IA years of age he
! lived with his grandparents in Free
| dom. He then went to live with his
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Falcon in Palermo. He married Miss
| Adelaide Adams of Palermo and they
| went to live on a farm which Mr.
Moore purchased near his aunt and
| uncle. Two children were born to
| them, a son and d daughter. the fomer
now living in Montana and the latter
in Palermo For the past u years, tho
deceased had made his homo at Mrs.
Martha J. Clark S. Mr.. Moore was Il
man liked and respected by all who
knew him and will he greatly missed.
BELGRADE.
Card of Thanks.
w" wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to those who in any way cOntri-
hutcd 10 our comfort and sympathy in
the loss Of our mother ond Erandmo.h-
er
Mrs. F. c. Ycaton
Mrs. r. III. Pulsifer
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