Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-27
PITTSF|ELD.
Gov, fernaId Speaks al
Republican Rally.
Enthusiastic Crowd Fills Union
Nall 10 Greet Him.
Funeral Friday Afternoon Of The
Late George S. Mills.

The funeral services of the late
George s. Mills were held at the Free
Baptist church Friday afternoon, Rev.
y. W. Webster of Newport and Rev. L.
X. Jordan, pastor of the church. Off
cieted. Vocal selections We're rendered
by quartet composed of the Misses
Lena Marsh, Irene Chandler and
Mcssrs. B. f. Cornell and J. S Hasel-
tine. There was profusion of beaut-
full flowers.
. The bearers were w. L. Parsons OF
New York, W. 3. Mills of Bangor.
Charles Allen of Bangor and T. F. Con
nor of this town. The interment was
at the Village cemetery.
:. Among those present from out Of
town were: A brother. w. B. Mills,
Mrs. Mills and three daughters Of Ban
gor; sister. Mrs. Charles Allen and
husband OF Bangor: a sister. Mrs. f. J.
Stoves Of Amherst, Mass; brother
in-law, w. L. Parsons of New York
Attorney and Mrs. Herbert r. Pow
crs and children of Fort Fairfield are
visiting Mr.. Powers parents. Mr. and
Mrs. II. H. Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Letton Of Lincoln,
.Neb.. arrived here Thursday for two
DAYS visit with Mrs. Lotions old
friends. Mrs.. Letton will he remember
= I'd AS the younger daughter of the late
; Silas, S, Pike, who. for many years,
WAS q, PREPAYMENT resident of this town
Mrs. LettOn went West 20 years ago.
and this, is her first visit in that time
They left here Friday for a visit il:
Carmel. -
, Attorney and Mrs. Fl. Fl. Thurlough
and two sons. who have been visiting
for the past three weeks in LitchfieId
with Mr., Thurlough's parents, returned
home Thursday afternoon with theiG
3-%ear-Old son Norman quite i'll. On ar
rival at their home a consultation Of
doctors was called and the childs con-
dition Friday afternoon remained
about the same.
The marriage of Seectman Charles
r. Seekins and Miss Daisy d. Willis
occurred in Newport Sunday evening
Aug. 81, Rev. B. w. Russell perform,
70 ing the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Seek
ms will reside at his farm in the west
part Of the town, where they will have
the hest wishes of a large circle oil
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Prince, WHO
have resided for a year in Corona, \
y, have moved to Detroit and are al
present at the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Springer.
George Goodwin of MINNEAPOLIS. VIII,
at one time was engaged in business
in this town, has been visiting relatives
In st. Adams and has been calling on
friends here this week
Levi w. Sylvester of Lynn, Mass
who has been visiting his brother. A
L. Sylvester. has returned home
Mrs Charles Patten and little son
% George of Dorchester. Mass, who hav
been visiting Mrs. Patterns cousin
Miss Grace Rogers. left Thursday 70
n visit in Palmyra with Mrs. Patten'
mother.
John Waugh and daughter Miss Eff
IRE visiting in Rumford Falls.
John Dobson and Harold Phillip
have returned from SpringvaIe wher,
they had visited Mr.. Dobson's aunt
Mrs. Fred Smith
Miss Edith Butler of West Enfield
has been the guest for week of Mis-.
Jessie Spaulding.
Mrs William Wayness. who had beer
spending several weeks with her sistcl
at Mystic. Conn. has returned home.
Mr., and Mrs G. A. Stevens of Svra
cuse. n. Y. are in town for a few days
visit with friends Mr.. Stevens was {
former resident of this town.
p, Attorneys ]. w. Manson and c. r
Coolidge and z. d. Lancaster left Fri
aay In the Coolidge car, on business
trip to- Wellington. >...
Dean Hanscom of Cambridge Mass.
has been the guest for few days Of
his cousin. DR.. D. D. WinsTow
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Young are oc-