Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-13
Funeral Of the Late Mrs.
Warren |. TozieT'
Installation Of Union St. Jean
BaptIste at Shawmut.
Change Of Time On Shawmut Road
...Grange installations.

The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Caroline Childs, wife Of Warren l..
Tozier of Fairfield Center. were held
at her late home Monday forenoon,
Rev: ]. H. Roberts, pastor of the
Methodist church, officiating. Mrs. To-
zier, who passed away on the morn
ing of Friday, Jan. s, was born on TO
zier hill in this town Aug. 5, 1887, ana
was the daughter of Ansel and Rather
inc (Childs) Tozier and the grand
daughter of Deacon John Tozier, one
of the earlier settlers of the town. Oct.
II. 1855 she married Warren Lander
Tozier. who survives, also three sons
and two daughters, Annie B., wife OF
Stephen S. Delano of Watervllle; Ar
thur Howard of Boston; Willard X. OF
Exeter N. H.; Katherine R., wife OF
Warren Balentine of this town, ana
Harry A. of Waterville. One brother
and two sisters, Cyrus 6. Iozler OIL
Somerville, Mass, Mrs. Anna Hoxle
of Fairfield and Mrs. Belle Kezar OF
Oakland. Cal, also survive. Although
Mrs To.ier had been confined at home
nv i'll health and lameness for some
time the immediate cause of her deatn
was pneumonia. She was woman ol
the most kindly disposition and was
held in the highest esteem bys all IN
the community where she was pest
known. The aged husband and family
have the heartfelt sympathy of a. wide
circle of friends and acquaintance.
The Franco-American citizens. OF
shawmut enjoyed Red Letter event
Saturday evening last, the occasion pc
ing the installation of the officers OF
the Union St. Jean Baptiste d Amerl-
que at that place. DR.. L. A. DArgy
of Waterville was the Installing ON
Ger. DIR. J. l.. Fortier of WaterVilie
was the principal speaker of the even
ing. Other invited guests from water
vile were present.
Rumor has it that former resident
of this town.. who several years ago
moved into another state and IS re-
puted to have made his pile, Is ABOUT
to retire from business and return 10
the town of his nativity, where he has
his eve on one of the best residences
for place Of abode.
IT is expected that several candidates
Will he initiated at the regular meet
ing of the N. L. 0. P. this evening.
MANY Of the attendants at the
Methodist church last Sunday forenoon
have spoken in terms of the hlghest
commerdation of Rev. ]. II. ROBERTS
discourse at that service. Mr.. Roberts
spoke from the words found III
psalms ii:A, He that setteth IN the
Heavens shall laugh; the Lord shall
have them in derision."
A change in the time table on the
! Shawnlut Electric Road goes into ef'
feet this morning. Cars will now leave
Fairfield for Shawmut at 6, $50 and
| A. M. and once an hour from to IL
12.3 and 100 P. NJ, and once an houl
from $50 to 5 P. NJ, $50, 6, $50 and
+. NJ, once an hour from to ~ +. M
Last car out at 1890 P. M.
The ofIicers-elect of Benton Grange
will he installed this evening.
E. P. Pratt, G. A. R., will install Of
ficers for the ensuing year this even
| ing. The Relief Corps is invited ant
an Oyster supper will be served. 1t Is
hoped that as many comrades as pos
sible will be present.
The Cliana Club will meet this af
ternoon with Mrs. H. L. Holmes. This
| is to be the Anniversary meeting.
Mrs. L. M. Reyes is reported to be
suffering from blood poisoning III the
| foot.
Harold Babb has been on the Water.