Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-26
P|T'TSF|ELD.

A large number We're present at the
meeting of the Pittsfield Grange Satur-
day evening. Seven members of Pal
myra Grange, two of Wilmington
Grange and two of Meddybemps
Grange were present 1t was voted to
attend the meeting of Palmyra Grange
Saturday evening, Oct 80, and that the
officers of Pittsfield Grange fill the
chairs and furnish the entertainment.
One application was received for MEM
bership 1t was voted to accept an in
vitation received from Rev. E. K. Jor-
dan to attend some Sunday morning
service at the Free Baptist church.
Mrs Bert Bean is in Camden, called
by the critical condition of her father
Mr.. johnson.
Thes New Era Auxiliary will meet
Thursday afternoon at the M. C. l.
dornitory Mrs. j. S. Haselton will act
as hostess.
Five men, who were arrested on the
streets Saturday for intoXicatiOn, ap-
peared before Judge Drake Monday
morning. -Four paid their fines and
were released, and one was taken by
Deputy Sheriff Frost to Skowhegan to
serve 30 DAYS in Jail.
Rev. F. b. Schoonover Sunday even
ing at the Methodist church delivered
the first of series of personal expe-
riences, Travel Talks" entitled
Around the Walls of Zion" The adj
dress was very instructive and inter-
esting and it was regretted that the
weather was such that large number
could not be present. Next Sunday
evening. Oct. 81, the second of the
series will be given, entitled within
the Walls of Zion
Anson Jerrard of Caribou arrived in
town Saturday, called by the critical
illness of his sister, Mrs. Helen Jen-
kins.
a PARTY of gentlemen comprising M.
A. Huff, DR. T. N. Drake, George Ben
son, w. E. Spear, w. l.. Pushor, w. L..
Frost and Charles Russell passed Sun
lay at Pleasant View cottage, Lake
Winnecook.
S. G. Sturtevant, who has employ
ment at Belfast. and who has been
in Bangor on business for a few DAYS,
passed Sunday here With his family.
Attorney Frank Pluinstead of Water
vile visited his sister, Mrs. O. H.
bIdhe, mere SUlGdy.
Mrs. Benjamin Thompson is in West
Medford, Mass, the guest of her
nieces, Mrs. w. l.. Parsons and Mrs
Ralph Kendall.
Charles HoXie has sold his farm in
West Pittstield to Mr. and Mrs, Eli
l<lfflliia of Gloucester, Mass. who will
soon take possession. Mr.. Hoxie will
move his family to this village for the
winter.
Charles c. Woodruff has sold his
place in West Pittsfield, recently
bought of l.. A. Booker to Charles TIL
ton, who will take possession within a
short time
s. r. Haines, r. f. Getchell and T. A.
Anderson, who have been spending q
few days at the Briggs camps at Carry
pond. returned home Monday, making
the trip in the Haines car.
Rev. F.. K. Jordan was in WateryilIe
Monday.
Earl Hunter, who has been very i'll
at his home on Somerset avenue. was
somewhat better Monday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dixon and two
children. Victoria and Robert OF Port
land. passed Sunday at the home OF
| Mr. ard Mrs. E S. Cowan.
| MIR. and Mrs w E. Cleaves and lit
! tie daughter Virginia of Randolph are
visiting relatives at the Pittsfield
| Poultry farm.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cowan of Port.
land, who have been visiting relatives
here and in Palmyra, returned home
Saturday
| Mrs Myra Kendall passed Sunday
with her pare in Newport.