Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-03
PTTSF|ELD.
New Pomona Grange Or
gained at Aart|and
To Accommodate Patrons II
Eastern Part Of County. =
Irving Jones, Jr., Located in Fair.
field...personal Mention.

About IS members of PittSfield
Grange went to Hartland "Wednesday
to attend the meeting held for the pul-
pose of organizing new Pomona for
the benefit of those living in the east
ern part of the county. State Master
Stetson was present and organized
what will be known as the East Som.
erset Pomona. William Blaisdell o
Palmyra was the installing officer, be
ing assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Olive.
of North Arson. At noon Dime
was served by the Hartland Grange
The following officers We're elected
Master, Charles McCrills, Palmyra
overseer, Preston Libby, st. Adams
chaplain, Mrs. William Blaisdell, Pa.
myra; lecturer, Dr. Mclaughlin, Har
mony: treasurer, Isaiah Gould. Pitts
field secretary, Eben Cook. Palmyra
steward. William Hilton, st. Adams
assistant steward, II. II. Cotton, Hart
land: lady assistant steward, Mrs. Ii
H. Cotton; gate keeper, F. e. Bukes
Hartland; Pomona, Mrs. Charles Nc
Crillis. Palmyra; Flora, Mrs. r. W
Libby, St Adams. The Ceres will b
appointed at the next meeting, the frs
Wednesday in October. The foilowin
officers of the Somerset Pomona wer
present and made helpful and inter
csting remarks: Worthy Master w. c
Hobart. Lecturer Eugene Danforth
Assistant Steward and Lady Assistan;
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Oliver.
Mrs. n. j. Tarbell went tc Chin
Thursday for few days visit wit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Jones. who live
in the western part Of the town
Wednesday received the news tina
their son, Irving Jones, Jr., a boy be
tween j and Is years of age, was 10
Gated in Fairfield, where lie was work
ing and was very much cOntented
Young Irving suddenly disappeare,
from his home the latter part of Jul
and although Il search has been mad
since that time no trace has beef
found of him until Wednesday, whe
parties in Fairfield telephoned hi
parents
Dr. b. T. Hayden of Togus and Mis-
Pearl Hopkins Of Augusta are guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Hopkins. Sat
urday the party will go to Lake Sebas
| tItoth loI lNO-WtthS OullIlS.
Mrs. +. f. Basley has returned HON
from a visit at Pine Point. Miss Lii
lian Bcnner of Warren, Mass. is Mrs
Bagleys guest this week.
Tho funeral services of the late An
drew j. Young of Detroit were hel,
Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Webster of Newpol
officiating. The deceased was a vetel
an OF the Civil War. being membe
of Co. E, LIST Maine Cavalry. His ag
was 6S years. Beside the widow, on
son, Ernest Young of Troy, and {;
brother, Henry Young of Detroit, sur
vive.
Miss Addic Barnes of Chesuncook
visiting Mrs. Sumner McCausland
Miss Elizabeth Linn of Hartland wa
the guest Wednesday of Mrs. Williar
l.. Parsons of West Medford, Mass
who is visiting her parents, Dr. an
Mrs. e. G. Bryant.
Mrs. T. g. Lancey and children. Bar
bara ard Master Donald. returne,
"Wednesday from few days visit witt
relatives in Carmel.
Harry f. Condor has resumed hi
duties at the postofiice, after two
weeks vacation passed at Windemer,
Bangor and Waterville.
Mrs Loren Harding and son. Charlie
are occupying their cottage at North
port.
Mrs. Emma Hllman. formerly G
Troy, who has been living for som
time here at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Thomas O'Reily, has purchase
the Howard Jacobs homestead OF
Washington street, where the O'Rcil
family will reside.
Mrs Freeman White and daughters
Lizzie and Edna. left "Wednesday fo
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Alton Whit,
in Augusta. Before returning HON,
Miss Lizzie will visit relatives in Bath
Mrs. J. w. Manson is in Boston, tho
guest Of relatives.
Mrs. Fred Doyle and children of BID
dcford. who have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Sumner McCausland. hav.
returned home.
Rev. G. Fl. Hamilton of Lincoln, {,
former pastor of the local Methodist
church, who has been here on business
a fc" days. returned home Thursday