Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-21

Editor ana Manager OF w lnlHfpD New
Paper, the Friday Evening Post.
in the United States. Since removing
to Maine in 1901, he has been en-
ployed almost constantly by G. M.
Bailey Sons & Co. in the capacity of
printer, and for the past two years
has. conducted an advertising office
doing work in the ad writing line for
several business firms in Augusta.
Hallowell, Gardiner, Lewiston and
Portland. In August of 1903, enlist
ing in co. M I'd Regiment of Infantry,
n. G.. $" NJ, he was promoted rapidly
to every position of the enlisted man,
and was elected and commissioned
Second Lieutenant oct. %, 1906. and
was again honored on July s. 1907. by
being given a commission as First
Lieutenant by Gov. Cobb an office
which he held until at his own re-
quest he was discharged from the
service of the state having rounded
out nearly seven years of continuous
and honorable military service.
The Post is intended for circulation
in western kennebec in the towns of
Winthrop. Wayne. Readlield and Man.
chester. Devoted, as it will be. to
the busess, social and news interest
of this community, and having an edi-
tor so amply qualified for the position,
the Post must become a success at
once. The Post will be printed by
the Journal Press at Augusta and
Will have a method of obtaining news
of the latest happenings in the terri
tory in which it has circulation, and
those of the entire world of interest to
its patrons. Mr.. Tremblay has a host
of friends here who will be pleased to
learn of this new honor for him.
Russell a. Cummings died April 10 at
Hartford. Nc, aged "a years. 6 months
Mr.. Cummings was born at Paris Hill
but came to Winthrop to live over 81
years ago and was a resident of this
place for about 81 years. He was mar
ried to Miss Catherine Amcs of Readtield
About 80 years ago he moved to Hart ford
where he resided until the time of his
death. one daughter Mrs. Lizzie Rich
ardson of this place, and two sons. sur
vive. Frank J.. Cummings of Hartland
and Fred f. Cummings of East Dedham.
Mass, \ granddaughter, Mrs. Grace
Moore. resided with her grandfather
from the time she was six months of age
and with her husband gave to both her
grandparents the tenderest of care. Nine
other grandchildren and four Sreat-g grand
children survive. \ brother. George ii.
Cummings of Mechanics Falls. now Is
years of age, is the last remaining men,
Der of a large family. The remains were
brought to Winthrop for interment yester
day and funeral services were held at
Hartford
The fair. entertainment and supper
given Tuesday afternoon and evening at
the Methodist vestry by the Rebekah
Sewing Circle was we'll patronzed. Pop
corn, candies and aprons of all kinds
were on sale during the afternoon, and
an excellent supper was served at 6
O'clock Following this a very fine en-
tertainment was given with the following
program:
Piano duet-"Pas De Charge" Matter
Mrs. S NJ Cover. Miss Hazel Shaw.
Heard on the Train
Mr. and Mrs. Philetus II. Harrison Ed
gar Penniman. Mrs. Nora York, other
passengers.
Vocal solo-"Kitty Grey"
Miss Marion Simpson accompanisD
"The Death Disk Mark Twain
Scene THE Colonel's Story.
Scene The Lord Generals Decision
Scene 3-Abbie's Choice-The Pardon.
Mrs. Lottie f, York
(Musical accompaniment oy MISS Hazel
Shawl
Tenor and soprano duet-"Night of JOY.
Macy
Marsters c. Edwards. Miss Shaw.
(Accompanied by Mrs. Gowerl
Farce-"Why Mrs. Gaskill Did Not Hire
a Servant
Mrs Gaskill Mrs. Warren Macomber
Her Mother, Mrs Nellie Page
An English Girl, Miss Edith Benson
All Ling, a Chinaman, s.-.a,
'ffsi a Edgar Penninran
Bridget O'Flannigan, Il Mrs. lola Fall
Miss Elizabeth Perkins. Mrs. Emma Fall
Maud Angelina Sniggins0n.
Miss Hazel Shaw