Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-22
State Council Of D. A. H.
viii Meet Here in March.
Benz Hand, PittsfeId, Nuisance
Charge, Awaits Grand Jury.
Funeral Of Late Mrs. Fannie Pom.
>efoy...PeFsonaI Mention.

The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Fannie Pomeroy were held at the home
Of her granddaughter. Mrs. c. l.. Cleve-
land, at P. NJ. Thursday, with Rev.
3. 3. Merrill officiating. InterInent was
at Norridgewock. Mrs. Pomeroy died
Tuesday of Bright's disease at the age
of 70 years. One daughter, Mrs. Edward
Weber, survives. She had lived all her
life In Norridgewock until the last
three years, since when she lived with
her granddaughter in Skowhegan. She
was great-grandmother Of one child.
Mrs. Grace Coburn Smith, who has
been in Washington, d. c., for about
three weeks, returned home Friday.
She will pass a few weeks here after
which she will again go to Washington
for the remainder of the winter with
her family
Benjamin Hand of Pittsfield is in the
county Jail here awaiting the sitting Of
the grand jury at the March term on
the charge Of nuisance Hand was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Frost of
Pittsfield this week after several weeks
of hard work and vigilance to get evil
dence to convict Hand. He finally Sc
cured his evidence and made the arrest
and Lefore Trial Justice Drake Hand
was found guilty.
The marriage of Miss Eta Moore and
Irwin Lasky is recorded at the town
clerks office. The ceremony was per-
formed Sunday by Rev. Fred A. Leitch.
Wallace Blunt was in Watervillc on
business Thursday.
There was hearing before Justice
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court Friday to determine the amount
Of commission that shall be allowed
HRS. Lizzie Page as executrx of the
will Of her husband, the late Edward
Z. Page.
The State Council of the d. A. II.
will meet with the Eunice Farnsworth
Chapter here early in March. There
Ia being considerable preparations
made for the event. The following COM
nittecs have been appointed by the
Chapter to make the necessary ar
rengements for the visiting guests:
Hospitality, Mrs. Alice Steward and
Mrs. Gertrude buchanan; music, Mrs.
Elizabeth Merrill, Mrs. Mae Lord; dec
Grating, Mrs. Agnes Steward, Mrs.
Fannie Cabot and Mrs. Abbie Wildes,
refreshments, Mrs. Edith Philbrck,
Mrs. Florence Currier and Mrs. Lois
Patten: press, Misses Lillian and Mar
garet Smith.
Rev. Robert Morris of the First Bap
fist church has been appointed by the
State executive committee to conduct
special avangelstic services at East
Corilth for two weeks. Since Mr.. Nor
ris came to Skowhegan last spring he
has made himself very popular as
preacher He has besides supplying his
own church each Sunday been appoint
ell pastor of the Baptist church at An
son at which he breaches each Sunday
afternoon.
Rev Robert Morris of the First Bap-
fist church will deliver a sermon at the
usual hour Sunday morning at the
Methodist church and the pastor of
the Methodist church will exchange
with Mr.. Morris at the First Baptist
church.
Rev. George Merriam at The Beth
any Baptist church will take for the
subject of his sermon Sunday morning
Christ and Prayer" There will be
Baptism in the evening at the church.
"A Popular Creed will be the sub
ject Of the sermon by the pastor at the
Congregational church Sunday morn
inc