Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-28
Cascade Grange Holds an
A||-day Meeting.
Death Of Elias Aa||eii, Aged
So Years. Funeral Sunday.
IdIsrs Whist Club MestIng...Ths
Sick 0nes...personals,

John Ormeston, boss dyer in the Old
Town wooden mill, passed Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ormeston.
Floyd Spiller, who had an attack of
acute indigestion, is reported as getting
along very we'll
The installation of J. Wesley Camp
Auxiliary, No II, which was to have
taken place last Friday night was post
poned until Friday evening, March 4.
Reed Hilton, who has been confined
to his home for the past week with
serious throat trouble, was able to be
out again Saturday.
Thurlow Brown of Wilton is visiting
his parents, Mr.. end Mrs. S. c. Brown:
A large crowd was present at the
dance in Memorial hall Saturday even
ing Music was furnished by Pullen's
Orchestra and all reported a fine time.
c. a. Hayden, D. D., pastor of the
Unive, salist church. lectured Sunday
evening on "Shoes and Sermons A
large audience was present and his
lecture was very interesting. Extra
music was furnished.
Major A. X. Small, who has been
sick for the past II weeks is reported
as a very little better.
Arthur Leach, who has been confined
to the house for the past week, is able
to be out again.
Cascade Grange, No. 90, P. Of H., held
an all-day meeting Saturday, opening
at II o'clock in the forenoon and last
ing until 4.3O in the afternoon. A large
number from Sidney Grange, No. 1874,
<cxo =.
by of Auburn and Mrs. Kate Ellis of
Fairfield We're welcome guests. A
bountiful dinner was served from II
to 1, which was fully enjoyed by all
The program: Song, by the chorus; re-
citation, Miss Edith Bowman; reading.
Mrs. Hattie Thomas; farce, Frank
Lynns Wives" by Sidney Grange;
piano solo. Miss Addie German; talk,
Mrs. Kate Ellis; remarks, Frank Gal
lop; remarks, State Secretary Libby;
song, by the Grange; reading, Rev.
Aurn Gerrish; reading, Mrs. Sadie
Reed; piano solo, Miss Florence Swift
of Sidney Grange; recitation, Miss
Bessie O'Neil: recitation, Miss Rina
Shores; remarks by Fred Blake and
Charles Swift, of Sidney Grange; AL
bert Fuller of Winslow Grange; and
David Fields of Sidney Grange.
The Idlers- Whist Club gave Mrs.
James Witherill a Surprise party Fri
day afternoon at her home on School
street. Supper was served and whist
was enjoyed in the evening. The first
prize was won by Mrs. ]. Henry Morse
and the second by Miss Sadie Hallett.
Everyone reported delightful time.
The funeral of the late Elias Hallett
was held at $50 p. NJ. Sunday at his
late home on High street. Mr.. Hallett
was taken sick Friday morning while
at his work and had to be carried
home He died about 4.30 o'clock FRI
day afternoon. The cause of death
was acute Indigestion. Mr.. Hallett was
born in Oakland in ire year 1852, max
ing him IS years old. He spent the
most of his life here, tending gate for
the Maine Central Railroad for the
past 10 years. Rev. c. A. Hayden, D.
D.. officiated. The pail bearers were
John King, Alden Moore, Joseph Man
ter and Fred Lyford. A widow, Mrs
M. A. Hallett, a sister. Mrs. Olive Stew
ems: a brother, l.. T. Hallett OF Bralner,
Mimi, and three sons, George, Fred
and Jessie, survive.