Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06


large number gathered at the Metho-
dist Episcopal parsonage Tuesday
March -. \ fine supper was served. "a
pleasant evening was passed and a
snug little sum was realized.
WEST The Ladies' Union will meet
with Mrs. c. f. Taylor Wednesday,
April D. l. weather unsuitable. next
week, Nedn6 sda,, April 13.
Mrs Amos Gardiner is stopping at
the home of Henry Taber's for an iu-
definite time.
The ice broke up in Smile poml,
March 81, something unusual. Last
year the pond opened the 10Th day of
April The average time for the last
IL wears has been from the 18th to 25th
of April.
wlNDsoRvILLE.
BlaEche. wife OF Eugene Light of
Augusta, died at The nome of her
brother, Cyrus Cunningham at Weeks
Mills, March 49, aged Is years. Funer-
al services March 80. Rev. Henry E.
Dunnack of Augusta officiating. In
terment in Pine Grove cemetery. Wind
sor. a husband and infant daughter
Bernlce, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Cunningham, Windsoryille, five
brothers. Cyrus and Everett of Weeks
Mills, James of Palermo. Fred of Cal
fornia and Perley of Windsorville and
three sisters Ida Of Massachusetts,
Merits of Rockland and Edith of Chi
ma. survive and deeply mourn her loss.
William r. Dunton died of pneumo-
MIA, the evening of March 81, aged 81
years and four months. Funeral SER
vices Saturday. April 2. interment in
Hill cemetery. Mr.. Dunton was the
last of a family of twelve children. six
carpenter by trade and a capable
workman His Sudden death occa-
stoned a feeling of sadness in the
neighborhood where he had lived near
ly 40 years. He was born in Whitefield
and had lived in Liberty.
Freeman Peasley is home from Var
mouth academy, the guest of his faith
Ter, Sewall Peasley.
Dexter w. Dunton is a sufferer from
attack of grip.
Annie Lyon OF Erskine academy was
the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Lyon over the Sabbath.
The Misses Ruth and Ruby Colby
We're guests Friday of Mrs. J. B. Still
phen.
Mrs. Maria Glid6en has gone to Wal
doboro TO assist in caring for her bro
Their. Rufus Glidden. who is critically
ill
Mrs. Alvah Trask who has been i'll is
cOnvalescent.
L. B. French will open his pavilion
to the public the eve of April so. Mu-
sic by Overlock's Orchestra.
Miss Marcia A. Bradstreet was a
guest Monday at the home of Dexter
Dunton.
William Philips who has been board
ing with Mrs Elizabeth cunningham,
has returned to Alvah Trask's.
j. w French ploushed five acres of
land in March
CHINA.
SOUTH-Mrs. f. II. Jenkins and two
children of Augusta, who have been oe-
days, returned to the city Monday. :
Miss Annabel Jones returned to Bates
College Monday. after passing the Easter
recess with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank II. Jones.
Willis e. Jones of Colby College is at
home for the spring vacation.
nounce the engagement Of their son,
Harold w, to Miss Eunice Thurston
Thomas of Philadelphia, Penn.
John Motif of Portland has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones for
q few days.
Mrs Lena Stanley of Providence, R. I.
returned to her home Saturday, after
passing several weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Charles Frye.
Mrs. Clara Elliott is the guest of Mrs
Emma Haskell for "a short time before
leaving for Portland.
The w. C. T. U. will meet Thursday af-
ternoon at go with Mrs. James Holmes
The many friends Of william Fl. Beale
are glad to see him back again after
passing the winter months at Providence,
R. I.
The ice left the lake Saturday. April 2.
and the first canoe was out Sunday
morning. when Mrs. R. NJ Jones took her
husband across the Lake. to take the cleo
tries on his way to Philadelphia after
passing his Easter vacation at their sum-
mer home.
Misses Esther Coffin and Marion F.
Jones of O.. G. $. passed Saturday and
Sunday at their home
MANCHESTER.
NORTH-Afrs. G. G. Bartlett of Bel
grade was the guest Friday of Mrs. H.
A. Taught
AaC cShooi COHlIIlenccu hOH-
day, April 4, with Mice Grace L. Fifeld
as teacher
G. A. Lilly and j. B. Robinson are get
ting their crops planted earlier than most
of the farmers in this section The for
mer planted peas Monday, April 4. and
the latter planted peas and potatoes the
same day.
Bonnie F. Hewitt of Belgrade went to
Boston last week, where he is the guest
of relatives.
Augustus and Will Knowles Of Augusta
were Sunday callers of their brother, J.
A. Knowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Trask and
daughter Grace Of Belgrade were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Lord.
T. N. s. Fifield was a business caller
in Augusta Monday.
Mrs. n. A. Taught was the guest Mon
day of her mother, Mrs. J. c. Hewitt.
Belgrade Depot.
Miss Emma A. Hunt win return to
Kent's Hill this week, after passing a
1o-days vacation at her home in East
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