Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-04
KENNEBEC
WIN DsoR.

| WINO0Oh.
The baseball game played by the Yves
| Windsor and Mudgett Hill boys Satur
| day was a loosely played game. Score
| IA to Is for the Mudgett Hills. On &C
count of the rain the game was. callet
| at the end of the eighth inning. For thu
visitors the grandstand play made by
Miller was feature. The visitors wer,
weak at the bat while the home team
was strong. Casey getting a home rur
with the bases full.
Mrs. T. NJ. Hallowelr and daughter Ma
rion of kearnev. N. c., is visiting at Ell
bridge Caswell's and other relatives ir
the place. Mrs. Hallowell expects to re
turn after spending three weeks in Maine
Mrs. Fred Monroe and children of Au-
gusta. who have been guests of her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Caswell re
turned home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs C. E. Smith of Thorndike
who We're visitors at Lone Maple farm.
have gone to Augusta. where Mr.. Smith
has business at the State House for 4
number of weeks.
Mrs Allen Taber passed Saturday with
Mrs. James Clark of Riverside.
The Ladies' Union will meet Wednes-
udS. aug. ~, Will wi iii all iCiCC.
Mr.. and Mrs Erwin Mcfarland and
young son Harold of Farmingdale vera
Sunday guests at William Stewards.
SOUTH-Lancelot Cooper and friend
were recent visitors at Edwin Bullock's.
Mrs. Royal Drake and daughters. Bea-
trice and Glenice, of Taunton. Mass.
are guests at John brakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hewett and sons
Merritt and Donald. of Augusta were
visitors Friday at B. O. Moody's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danfor D. Drake recently
spent several days at North Nobleboro.
NJ J. Mosher and Miss Addie Dunbar
were in Augusta Saturday.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs D. B. Kim
ball are much pleased to know they have
come back to town to live on their farm,
SIDNEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Carter of New
York are boarding in the family of E.
A. Tillson for a couple of weeks.
Rev. G.. T.. Manter of Hilton, n. Y.
preached Sunday at the Methodist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Wellington of Nor
wood Mass, are camping on the shore
of w. w. Carter for few weeks.
Mrs. Saphropia Manter of Oakland is
visiting her son. G. w. Manter.
George Sawyer was committed to the
Insane hospital at Augusta Monday
and was taken to that institution by
Constable G. S. Taylor.
Miss Rhoda Tillson, who has been
nursing in Waterville for the past two
weeks. returned home Monday.
NORTH-The funeral of the late Eliz-
abeth Carr Barton, aged IS years, wife
of the late Albion X. P. Barton, occurred
at her late residence Monday at 2.3O P.
NJ. Rev. Mr.. Streeter of the Congrega-
tional church of New York, of which de-
nomination she was a member, OBLIGATED
The deceased was the last remaining
member of her immediate family and was
apparently in her usual health when she
was stricken with a shock Friday fore
noon and passed away within a few
hours. She was a woman possessed of a
genial. CHEEKY nature and beloved by all
who knew her. Until a lameness pre-
vented, she was an active member of Sid
ney Grange She is survived by four sis
ters, one sister in Massachusetts. hav
ing passed away within few hours af-
ter her own transition. one brother and
a GRANDSON, AIDIOI fodTtOH VI ONUiluSe,
Mass. The bearers were r. S. Benson,
E. E. Robbins. W. p. Lyon. N. P. Mer-
rll, B. F. Hussey. I. c. Taylor. A. D.
Stevens and E. Fl. Bragg The interment
took place in the family lot on the prem
Uses Among the out town relatives
who attended the funeral Of the late
Elizabe c. Barton were Mrs. William
Barton of Brockton, Mass, Mrs. Barber.
Mrs Treby johnson and daughter Alice
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barbour of Au-
gusta. Miss Barton of Hallowell. Mr..
Libby of Auburn, Mrs. Colwell of Bos-
ton. Albion Barton of Uxbridge. Mass,
and Walter Barton of New York City.
Thomas Bird of East Boston passed a
few days at James Beans recently, where
his family is spending the summer.
Mrs. Mary Church of Augusta is visit
ing her nephew. r. H. Sawtelle. M
Ira Robbins and daughter of Riverside
and Miss Mabel Smiley of Somerville,
Mass, were in town Sunday.
Miss Abbie II. Burgess returned Friday
from a two-weeks visit with relatives in
Lakeshore and Waterville. ..to-s-,
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Story of Taunton
Mass, are guests of DR.. and Mrs. H. L.
johnson. -s .- se, .-a..
Miss Alice Riley of Lewiston is spend
ing a few weeks with Miss Lena Clark.
S. N. Waite and daughter, Helen visit
ed in Oakland and Watervilie last week
Mrs. Charles Burgess Of Wateryilie j.
passing AZ few weeks with relatives ane
| friends in town.
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