Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-07
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Pittsfie|d Grange Holds
interesting Meeting.
Funeral Saturday Afternoon Of
Late James TOWle.
Program for Union Grange Meeting
At Aewport...Personal Notes.

An Interesting meeting of Pittsheld
Grange Was held Saturday. The FOL
lowing nroeram was given: Quotations,
| members. question. Which Receives
| the Most Benefit from the Grange,
| Those who Attend the Meetings
Regularly or Those Who Only Attend
Oecasionally?" was opened by BenJa-
min SliDp, followed by Frank Deerng'
Master of Newport Grange, who was
! present as a visitor. and others; read
| ings were given by the Misses Lois,
Eva and Mae Estes. At the next meet /
| ing to be held Saturday evening, efb.
! - a Poverty social will be given. Cot
| fee will be furnished by the men and
| molasses gingerbread and dOughnuts
Nv tire women. A notice was given Sat
urdav afternoon of the Farmers meet
ing :, he held in Guilfcrd Feb. and 10.
The following program has been ar
raigned for the Union Grange meeting
to be held in Newport Feb. 16 Open
ing exercise; address of welcome.
Frank Deering, master of Newport
Grange. response, G. r. McCrilliS of
pah!1yra; quotations from I.ongfellOW,
members; question box; business; re-
cess for dinner. In the afternoon the
nuestion What Is til" Best Rotation OF
Cr0Ys for the Average Farmer" Will
be onened by G. l.. Jones of Corinna
Grange: paper. Flower Culture" Mrs.
w. Fl. Sprague, to be followed by a
general discussion. The balance of the
program will be furnished by the host
Grange.
The funeral of the late James Towle
was held al the house Saturday after
noon under the direction of Warsaw
Tent. X. @. r. NJ, of which lodge the
deceased was member. Rev. l.. w.
Coons of Augusta officaied. The lodge
service was given az the close. The flu
neral service was very largely attend
ed hv friends and neighbors Two vo-
cal selections We're rendered by Mrs.
Allen Hackett. Those acting as bear
ers We're j. NJ. Lindsay, F. L. Dins-
more, A. II. Healey, A. S. Dobson. In
terment was made in the Village GEM
etery.
w. l.. Pushcr, T. A. Anderson, w. NJ.
Bigelow and L. A. Childs went to
Moose pond Saturday to pass a week
at the G.. M. I.ancey cottage and enjoy
the fishing through the ice.
Mrs. John Henderson and Mrs. James
Turnhull, Jr., passed saturday in Ban
gcr with Mr.. Henderson, who is at a
hospital recovering from a surgical
operation.
William Getchell and Stephen Libby
OF Unity We're guests Saturday of Mr..
Getchelis sister Mrs. John Gilman.
p. g. Call, superintendent of the
Union Rescue Mission, who delivered
an address in Union hall Friday on
Some Mothers Girl" gave an illus
trated lecture on the missionary work
in town h. was entertained at the
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Henry.
Mrs. Ira Howard went to Knox Sat-
urGa.y to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ethel
Marden.
Mark Gatchell, who has been en-
ployed at the A. H. Pushor barber
shop for some time, and who has re-
certify purchased a farm in Palmyra
finished his duties here Saturday. Ell
mcr Mason has accepted the position
LETT vacant.
Mrs. T. G.. I.ancey and children. Bar
bara and Donald, were in Waterville
Saturday, joining Skowhegan friends
for the day.
Mrs. c. II. Rerdeen and little dauSh-
ter passed Saturday in Waterville
A game of basketball was played IT
Powers hall Friday evening between
the teams of NJ. c. I. and Higgins
Classical Institute, the latter team
winning, 81 to %. Between halves M. e
l. Cd won in g game with the toWf
boys.
Mrs Clara Whitney of Lewiston is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Patten.
Members of the Universalist Ladies
Aid Society wish all those who are
collecting old papers and magazines te
have them bundled. A committee viii
call for same to be shipped to Soutl
| Windham the first week in March.
w. +. Mills of Bangor was n towr
saturday to join Mrs. Mills ano
daughter Violet, who are visiting Mrs
Nils mother Mrs. Sarah Morrill,.
Miss Emma Goggin of Camden, whf
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Viii
liam Averyard, left Saturday for Wis
it at Sabattus before returning home
f.. p. Weeks was in Skowhegan Sat.
urday.
| The funeral services of Irene. the 3
| year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Har
nv Penney. Piltoma avenue. We're helt
| at the house at | p. NJ. Sunday Rev
+. X Jordan, pastor of the Free Bap
fist church ofticiated Vocal selections
were rendered by r. A, Conant, Mrs
| C0nant and Miss Flora Jones.
| A quiet marriage was solemniZe'
Saturday evening at the Free Baptis
parsonage, the contracting parties be
ing Frank +. Frost AMI Emma Jan,
Willis. both of West Pittsfield. Rev
E. X. Jordan performed the ceremony
using the single ring service. MIR. ant
Mrs Frost will reside at the home o
the groom's father. T. +. Frost, Yves
Pittsfield.
Charles E. Ryant and Jessie NJ. Gil
man were united in marriage Saturda,
evening at the home of the brides faith
err. Frank Gilman. Rev. F. S. Walker
pastor of the Universalist church, per
formed the ceremony, using the singl
ring service in the presence of relative
and friends. The young couple will
reside in Unity
| Hard Colds.
People whose blood is pure are no
nearly so likely to take hard colds a