Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-18

MIS-. Elmer tialley returned sunday
to Sidney Houdett's.
Mrs. Marstors of Pittston, who has
been staying With her mother, Mrs.
Jane HoHdlett, for the past two weeks
Went to her home Sunday.
Miss Clark of Brunswick is visiting
her aunt. Mrs Charles Bickford
The quarterly conference meeting of
the NJ. T.. church was held at the home
Of Rev j. a. Morelen Saturday after
noon.
WALDoBoRo.
NORTH-Miss Ida Overlook went to
Rockland Saturday returning home
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy of East Jeffer-
son has been passing 4 few days with
her parents, MI and Mrs Isaac Over
lock-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. league went to
North Union Sunday to meet their
daughter, Mrs. r. NJ. Carroll
Mr.. and lIi@. Fred oliver were in
Warren and I.ockland Friday.
Mrs. i. Z. Kaler of Rockland and
Mrs. Cora Reed of Thomaston have
been here the past few days on account
Of the illness of their mother, Mrs
James Keen.
Fred Oliver and Harold r Shumal.
are on the road with leagues gasoline
engine saving up the wood piles.
Mrs. Nellie Oliver of Pleasant Hill
and Mrs. Lavnia b. Hoffses We're
guests Of Mrs. divers parents Capt
and Mrs. William Flanders Thursday
Mr. and Ms. Moses Decoster Of
South Washington We're guests Of Mr.
ana Mrs. G. +. Walter Sunday
Mrs. Harlem S;delinger OF Nobleboro
was called here the latter part of the
week on account Of the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Eveline Bogues, who is
sick with the grip
Charlie Heycr and Mrs. Alice Heycr
Of P1octorville We're in this place Sun
day.
j. Frank Soul of West Waldoboro
was q guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Ncwbert at Spruce Head Farm san
day
Mrs. Rcbocca league is another of
III" smart CID ladies of this place. She
will be IS years old next August. ana
since last fall has knit ~ pairs Of nit
tens. fourteen pairs of stockings, made
seven aprons ana done lots Of mrnding
besides her other work. She is as
smart and active as a girl ana is very
nervous when she cannot be busy She
usually visits her daughter once Il week
who lives a mile distant
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Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Reed of Bath and
Il. f. Gilman of Brooklyn, \. Y. passed
Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. |. G. Reeds
J. p. Johnson is confined to his home
by 4 severe cold.
Legrand Simmons went to Portland
Monday and underwent an operation
for appendicitis. He was accompanied
by Or. Coombs. The patient is report
ed as doing we'll.
|. G. Reed has been on the sick list
Miss Bertha kaler died at her home
on Main street Sunday morning after
q short Illness from pneumonia
Though being more than so years Of
age she attended to her work at the
clothing factory of NJ. NJ. Richards
until Tuesday night, Funeral services
Wednesday at , =. NJ. Interment at
the German cemetery
Mrs. Matilda johnson died Tuesday
from pneumonia. Mrs johnson was
90 years old ard until recently had
been exceptionally smart for one of
that age. Pneumonia developed Sun
day night, and she failed rapidly till
til, end came. She is survived by one
son Joseph, who lived at home. and
two daughters one living in Texas and
one in Illinois. Funeral services will
be hcid from her home Friday at one
O'Clock. Interment in the Rural Come
tory.
NJ. NJ. Richards is still in poor health.
Miss Lizzie Norton came from Mas
sachusetts Monday to attend to the
funeral arrangements of her aunt,
Miss Bertha Kaler.