Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-27
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Concert Given at Uaion
Hall aDecided Success.
Sale Of Bryant Mil Completed
Exempted from Taxes.
Funeral Of Late Charles Bean..-
N. c. |. Wins at Football.


day evening in the interest of the
Methodist Ladies' Aid Society and I'M
der the direction of Mrs. F. B. Schoon-
over, was well attended. The soloists
were Miss Helena Raw OF Boston, con-
tralto and Mrs. F. d. schoonover. So
| parno The reader was Miss Exerine
Flood Of Waterville. Selections were
redered by a quartet composed of Miss
| Edythe Goodwin of St Adams, Miss
! Vera Conant and Messrs. Levi Seekins
| and J. S. Easeltine. A pleasing feat
| ure of the evening was the living
picture. About $50 was realized. ~
f. w. Briggs, S. r. Halnes,- II. y.
Anderson and \. H. Whitman left
Saturday in the Haines car for an over
| Sunday Witt at tn. Briggs camps.
Carry pond
l.. M. Lord of Foxcroft was in town
Saturday and closed the deal of pur-
chasing of the Pittsfield National Bank.
the Bryant mill and machinery. A
special town meeting was held in
Union hall, Saturday afternoon, and
it was unanimously voted to exempt
the mill from taxation for the next five
years, provided it shall be run as a
| Woodworking establishment The Citi-
zens of the town Will he pleased to
learn that the mill, which has always
employed a good number of men and
which has been closed for over a year
and a half will be started up within
q short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Libby of Unity
were guests over Sunday of their
daughter, Mrs. Charles Strople.
A. Il. Randlett, road commissioner,
is confined to his bed by illness.
the funeral services of the late
Charles Bean were held. Saturday. at
his late homo in North Main street
Rev r. w. Russell of Newport. a
former pastor at the local Methodist
church, olIiciated. assisted by Rev. f.
:. Walker of the Universalist church.
j.. j. Hill of Dexter sang two select
ions. The bearers were Frank Rand
lett, Joel Randlett, Will Randlett and
g. r.. Pushor. Interment was made at
| the Village cemetery. Among those
present from cut of town were three
daughters, Mrs George Emery of Ban
gor, Mrs Lena Maxwell of Portland
and Mrs. A. S. Barlcn and children
Of Pawtucket, r. I.
George Parks of Provi Jence, r. l.,
arrived Saturday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Fl. Berry went to
Montville, Saturday, to visit his old
home.
A football game was played in Hun
nerwell field. Saturday, between Show
began High and NJ. C. I. The game
| was one sided. the score being rs to
8 in favor of NJ CT.
Miss Annie Bryant of Unity. who
has been visiting Miss :, Jeanette
| Stephenson, returned home Saturday.
| Mrs. Ethel Marden and baby of
Knox, who have been visiting her par
ents. Mrs. and Mrs. Ira Howard. re-
Turned home Saturday.
| il. F.. futile of Waltham, Mass, Is
q guest of MI. and Mrs. ]. w. Moses
| The old town farm was sold Satur-
| day, to Fred Pushor. who VIII mako
| repairs and use it for his home.
| Miss aIillian Weber. daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Webber of this
town. ard Andrew w. Avery, who has
lccn employed at the Riverside Wool
| on Mill for a few months. We're married
| Saturday evening at the home of the
brides parents, George street, where
the young couple will reside for the
present. Rev. i. s. Walker. pastor Of
the Universalist church. performed the
ceremony iii the presence of the men,
hers of the family and friends.
The special program prepared for
Rally day observance at the Univer-
salist Sunday school, Sunday forenoon,
YVES very successfully carried out. In
SPITE of the bad weather conditions a
good number was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Hersey went
TO Dexter Saturday. called by the
death of Mr.. Hcrsey's brother in law,
Allen a. Merrill, whose death occurred
Friday. Miss Prestina Hersey will go
to Dexter this forenoon to attend the
funeral.