Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-19
Woinan's Relief Entertains
Stephen Davis Post.
Death Of Albert Sterrett at
Sisters Home in Burnham.
Funeral tuesday Of Late B. F. Rol.
Inns In Plymouth.

The funeral services of the late B.
r. Rollins were held at his late home
In Plymouth Tuesday afternoon. Rev.
J. w: Webster Of Newport officiated.
Vocal selections were rendered by
Ernest J. Hill of Dexter. Those acting
az bearers were ]. P. jackson, l.. H.
Willis, T.. E. Libby and G. T.. Frost.
all of this town and members of
PhlentoIna Lodge, I. 0. o. F., Of which
lodge the deceased was a member. The
services were largely attended by rela-
tives and friends and among the num-
Der Of business men present from diff
ferent places IN the State was Mr..
Clark Of the firm Of D. w. True &
Co.. Portland, the deceased being a
travelling salesman of the firm for the
last 80 years. The interment was made
at the Plymouth Village cemetery.
News has been received here Of the
death of Albert Sterrett of Burnhanl,
which occurred at the home of his Sis
ter, Mrs. George Allen. in Burnharn
Tuesday morning. Death resulted from
Hright's disease. His age was over So
years Mr.. Sterrett WAS a resident Of
California for many years and for the
past eight years made his home In this
vicinity, living the greater part Of The
time with his sister. The funeral ser
vices will be held today at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen.
All the village schools will close Fri
day fer 4 two-weeks recess with the
exception of the Lancey street Inter
mediate, which will close next Wednes-
dag.
The third entertainment in the PEG
ple's Lecture Course season 130S-'09 vii
occur Friday evening, with the attrac
tIon of Hal Merton. ventriloquist.
The lame and WORKOUT horse, which
was driven into this village from Ca
naan Tuesday ard taken by Agent D
d. Winslow; was killed Wednesday.
Walter Cowan left Wednesday for {
brief visit with relatives in Randolph
before going to Lewiston for few
days visit.
The Pittsfield Public Library will b.
closed today on account of the absence
Of Mrs. Evelyn Call. librarian who viii
attend the meeting of the Maine Lii
brary Association in Oronu
The members of Stephen Davis Pos
were entertained at the close or tn,
regular meeting of the Woman's Relic
Corps Wednesday afternoon. The la
dies served refreshments and the tim,
was very pleasantly spent in a socia
manner.
All bear in mind the Chicken PIT
supper to be served in Grange hall thi.
Afternoon under the auspices of thu
Epworth League of the Methods
church.
Mrs. Ada Hazeltine very pleasant,
entertained the members of the Colder
Rule Bible class of the Free Bapts
Sunday school at her home Tuesday
evening. The subject for the evening.
entertainment was THE Colder
Kule."
DR.. T.. a. Porter and Ira Clark, who
have enjoyed a hunting trip In Sllir.
ley and vicinity for the past 10 days
returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bigelow of st
Adams are in town. called by the crit
ical condition of his uncle, Danic
Goodwin.
A quiet wedding was solemnized al
4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the
Universalist parsonage. the contract
Ing parties being Perley Duntor OF
Burnham and Miss Maud Ellington OF
Pittsfield. Rev. F. S. Walker perform
ed the ceremony. using the single ring
service The newly welded pair will
reside In Burnham. where they will
have the best wishes of maSy frinds