Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-13
Mr., and Mrs. f.B. Dow OBJ
serve Silver Anniversary,
Union Grange Holds Its Meet
ing Wednesday at Plymouth.
Former Res ident Dies in California
...0ther Local ltems...Personals.

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The 18th anniversary OF their wedding
ITnursday in d most happy manner.
| The forenoon was passed III receiving
| calls. They were the recipients OF
number of valuable and useful gifts
and flowers. In the afternoon picnic
vas enjoyed at Peltoma by a number
,f relatives and friends.
| The Union Grange met "Wednesday in
| Plymouth. IT was well attended.
| eleven of the - Oranges in the union
were represented. The meeting was
| called to order by NJ. J. Dow. worthy
master Of Plymouth Grange. The adj
dress OF welcome was delivered by Mrs.
Stuart and the response by MI Me
| Mullen. after which the question box
| was oDened. Dinner was served at
! noon. The afternoon session opened at
> O'Clock. Music was furnished by the
| chcii. The following question was dis
! cusSed: "HuW Can We BesG Secure Ed
| urational Advantages for the Entire
| Family" The question was opened by
A. H. Morse. The remainder OF the pro
| gram consisted of recitation. Mrs.
Cook song, Rose Harris; Paper. My
Trip to California;" Flora Nutter OF
| Plymouth: violin solo. Mir Clark; song.
| Ernest Bragg; talk. "A Trip to the
! Iron Mines of Minnesota" J. II. Win
chester: piano solo. Pearl Longley;
duet. Eva Hopkins and Vera Cornforth.
Those present from Piltsfield Grange
We're Mr. ana Mrs. H. A. Whitman. Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perley Noble and Nelma Noble. Mrs.
y. J. Written. Mrs Chas. Shaw and
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Siipp.
| A band concert will be given at Ring
wood at , P. NJ sunday, Aug. Is. by
the Pittsfield and Newport Bands. The
boat will run from Waverley wharf to
| RinawoOd every half hour after II
Ioclock.
| 1t is hoped good number of local
people will so to Oak Grove Sunday to
attend the Nassalboro Universalist
| Memorial Associations annual meeting.
Rev. l.. w. CoOns OF Augusta, former
| ly of this town, will preach forenoon
and afternoon. The Temple Quartet of
Lewiston will furnish music. Miss Bet
sew Whiting will be the reader. Re-
duced rates will be given on railroads.
| The remains of the late Col. Simon
G. J3nard. whose death occurred 1t his
home in Levant last January, were
brought here Thursday and inferred at
| the Pittsfield cemetery. The body was
accompanied by Undertaken Fred Per-
kins of kenduskeag.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laforest Patten left
Wednesday to visit relatives in Rich
mOnd and Augusta.
Fred c. Morrill, OF Providence has
returned home. after visiting his ia
Their COL W. G. Morrill,
| Mrs NJ. l.. Damon and daughters
| Marion and Anna Frances, are in Oak
land. guests of Mrs Damon's parents.
| MIR. and Mrs. g. H. Allen.
| Mrs. F. w. Buxton went to Orland
Wednesday to visit her cousin, Miss
Harriet Partridge.
| Thomas Winslow who arrived
| Wednesday from Dexter i'm an intuxi-
Gated condition, was arrested by OH
Ger Corey. Judge Drake imposed fine
| Thursday. which was paid.
| William Woodward has received
| word of the death in Los GatOS, Cal.
Aug. ., of Daniel Smart. formerly of
| thus town. He was employed at the To-
cal mills several years. The remains
ar" expected TO arrive in a few days.
Mr.. Smart was unmarried. Relatives
in Monroe survive.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Brown and
children are passing vacation in t,t-
| ma. with Mr. Browns parents.
Attorney }. w. Manson was in Gull
| ford Thursday
| Miss +. Vivian Laughton of St AL
| bans. elocution teacher at Maine Cen
| trail Institute. has resigned.
| Mrs. +. +. SchoonOver who has been
visiting relatives in Vermont, returned
| home Wednesday,
| Miss Blanche Withee. who has been
in Andover. Mass. for several months.
| IS in town to pass the remainder of the
| month with relatives.
Mrs. NJ. }. Bagley of Troy and Mr.
and Mrs. Valentine Mutt of Lawrence.
Mass. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
| z. Basley.