Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-25
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| niece, Annie Barton.
James Hallowell was the guest of
Freeman Thorn and family recently
The Ladies' Union meets with Nellie
Barton on this, Wednesday afternoon.
Burr f. Jones is passing his vacation
at home Mr.. Jones spoke to the Jun
| iorS at the Baptist church Sunday
night
Friends are sorry to learn that Mrs.
Daniel True is i'll.
Mrs. Fred Monroe and children of
Augusta are passing a week at the old
homestead
William Casweii. George Caswell,
Earl Haskell and Bert True are stu
| dents at FL skine academy this term
from this vicinity
Fred True and Archie Caswell. who
| have been numbering at Palermo for
some weeks past have returned home
Friends are glad to learn that Oscar
F'ernald is out again after his recent
| illness.
Master Ernest HallOwell was at his
| grandparents. Chelsea, one day last
week,
| Friends are glad to welcome Addi-
son Scekins home again. Mr.. Seekins
has passed the winter with his son,
T. 3. Seekins of Killingly. Conn
| Edith Murray is with her sister, Mrs
Smith Randall, of Augusta, for the
presc.lt.
| "Uncle john Merrill and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Freeman Thorn were the
'guests of Melissa Merrill and family,
last Friday. 'J'ncle john is in his
9lst year and has never worn an over
shoe or rubber. His many friends are
glad he is SO we'll this winter.
| Sumner Merrill died Saturday. March
18th at the age of 68 years. The fu-
neral was at the NJ L. chapel on Mon
day afternoon conducted by Rev. j.
| Frank Jones. Vocal selections were
rendered by Mrs. Benz. Fernald. Mrs.
Harrison Merrill and j. F. Jones with
Mrs. Harry Boynton. organist. The
bearers were Warren Seekins, Free
man Thorne, Alphonso Haskell and
Orrin Merrill. Interment was at Dyer
Hill cemetery. Mr.. Merrill was a ma
tive Of Windsor and had lived here
nearly all his life. He will be missed
in the community and lamented by
relatives and friends. Four children,
| three brothers and one sister, survive.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Savage of Chelsea were
the guests of Owen Dain and family
on recent date.
WINDsoRvILLE.
! The funeral services of the late Mrs
Esther Freeman were held at her late
home Tuesday at 10 A. NJ. Rev. J.
Frank Jones officiating. The bearers
| We're Andrew Reed and Frank Nc
Tho in1 in fo,, ~
| on Chadwick hill China.
| John and Edward Wilcox assisted ty
Fred Bragg are saving wood with
gasoline power for parties at Cooper's
| Mills.
Morrill, B. Moody has been quite ill.
Mrs Esther French has returned
| from a visit to her daughter, Mrs
Eta Grady, in Augusta.
Mrs. w. S. Trask has been i'll the
past week.
Carl Perkins was in Togus Friday.
Frank Hall has been a sufferer from
severe attack of the grip.
Andrew Reed has returned from a
visit to his brother l.. r. Reed in
Dresden.
Russell Freeman. who has been i'll
with measles is convaleScent.
Alfred Reed has purchased a new
graphophone.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Hughes were
callers Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
j. r. Stilphen.
Prof Perkins and entire family have
been confined to the house for two
weeks by grip.
Mrs. Annie Hanson. who has been
visiting her sister. Miss Alice Dart.
has returned to her home in Wash
ington.
Bert Bragg has been il, with tonsi-
ltis.
Mrs Orrin Choate and daughter,
Reba. of Augusta We're Sunday guests
of Abram ChOate.
Porter johnson of Cooper's Mills
was recent guest of Mr. and Mrs
H. r. Perkins.
+. J. Hallowell and the members of
his family have been i'll with the
prevailing grip cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert York have
purchased of Abram Choate.
Miss Addie Dunbar of Palermo has
returned to J. w. SphouTs.
LultH NHodtf' are III WIN
grip.
Misses Alice Dart and Marion
Griffith were guests Saturday of Mrs.
J. 3. Stilphen.
Raymond and Wesley Hughes VINO
have been i'll are convalescent.
Bowman Cooper of Cooper's Mills
was recent business caller in town.
PITTSTON,
EAST-At the organization meeting
of the experimenting School Commit
tea of this town, Mrs. Cora Fowles was
elected Superintendent of Schools. The
spring term Of school opens April II.
Notices have been posted for the ex-
animation of candidates desiring to
te ach in this town at any time during
the ensuing school year, to be held at
the schoolhOuse at East Pittston, be-
ginning at Q o'clock A. NJ, April 8.
Levi Pulsifer, who has been work
ing on the Kennebec river harvesting
ice, during the past winter, has COM
pleted his work there and returned to
y &c homo hare