Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-14
Funeral Services Of Pal.
myra and Detroit Resjd snis
Successful Dancing Party Held
In Perkins Hall.
Stephen Davis Relief Corps Change,
Its Time Of Meeting.

The funeral of the late Daniel sbo,
nerd Robinson Of Palmyra WAS hi,
| Saturday afternoon at The paIr,,.-a
| church Rev. J. w Webster of NJ
port officiating. The bearers were 10.
ace Johonnett. L. l.. Carter, Il. A 60
cey and +. @ Frost The intermen,
was at the Palmyra village ce,netar,,
| Among the out-oi-town relatives pras
ent We're his two sons, Hon. Paro,
| Roolnson OF Camden and Walter Rob-
| inson of New Jersey. a cousin. Mrs q
w. Patten and Mr.. Patten and A con
| sin, Mrs. Mary Willis of PittstieId
News has been received here of tbo
| death of Horace Hart of Detroit agod
% years, which occurred early Satur.
day morning at his late horne, after
| few days illness of pneumonia Ho
| was employed as a section hand on
| the Maine Central Railroad Besides
| wife. two small children, one brother
| William Hart and a sister. Mrs. Gear.
| gid Harris. brtl. of Detroit. and an
| aged mother who made her home with
| her son. survive.
Mrs. N. a. HUFF passed Saturday and
Sunday in Burnham with her parents
| Mr. and Mrs. G. +. Stevens, who rp
| Gently moved there from this village
The funeral of the late Mrs Clarissal
| Plummer was held Friday afternoon al y
the home of her daughter, Mrs. {. IA
| Robertson. in Detroit, Rev F. RS
| SchoonoVer, pastor of the Pittsffeld
| Methodist church, officiated Inter.
mant was in Detroit Village cemetery
Miss Grace Rogers returned SATURDAY.
from Troy. where she accompanied the
| remains OF her mother. the late Mrs
Sarah l.. Rogers.
The private Dancing party given In
Perkins hail, Friday evening. was
largely attended and proved very en-
ioyabe affair. Music was furnished BY
PuIlenS Orchestra A feature of the
party was the opening march. in which
the ladies wore blue Dutch caps made
| Of crepe paper and the gentlemen carl
| ried small colored lighted candles.
| waltz followed the march, the regukts
| lights being thrown on, The last mum
Der on the program was a Gerina1
| waltz Refreshments were served.
Mrs. George Curtis of Boston. who
has been spending some time with her
| mother Mrs. McCausland, returned
! home Saturday.
Arthur Osborn of Foxcroft arrived
| Saturday to join Mrs. Osborn. who
| was called here a week ago by the
death of her uncle, Henry Woodruff.
| George Benjamin, who has been
working in Eassalboro, was arrested
at the local station Friday evening by
| Officer Corey for intoXication. Satur-
day he was fined 81 and costs which
he was unable to pay. He was dis
missed later with the understanding
| he should return to Nassalborn.
| Mrs. William Cargill Of Liberty ar
rived Friday for visit with Miss
Iona Perkins
| Miss Mira jenkins and little niece
Helen Libby. visited friends in Au-
gusta Saturday.
Warsaw Tent X. o. 7. NJ, Friday
evening conferred the First degree on
| two candidates.
Meridian Lodge, T. and A. NJ, Fri
| day evening conferred the F. C.sde-
gree on two candidates.
Felma Nining went to Augusta Sal
urday for visit with her aunt. NM
Robert Newcomb.
Miss Helen Smith OF Hartland M
has been spending week at her hoE8
left here Saturday for Portland tosM
sumo her studies at a business collie
Mrs. Charles Healey went to Auburn
Saturday for a visit with her brotheE
Mr. Healey left Saturday for Win
throp to visit his brother and sister
The Women's Relief Corps of Stepben
Efrt.I xrgf.. "a n
hold regular meetings in the future
on the second and fourth Friday af'
ternoons of each month The ladies
will serve Il Baked Bean dinner to the
public today. II
Arnold v. Dodge OF Troy. NJ. e. /
10 and Earl a. Harding II this town
VI. G. !. II, are among those who will
contest for the Lyford interschoastic
prize at 4 contest for preparatory
schools TO he held in WatervilIe II
April Is.
Miss Viola Morecroft went to Benton
Saturday to visit her brother. Robert
Morecroft.
Mr.. and Mrs. LIewellyn Gould were
in Waterville Saturday.
Mrs. Harriet (Spearin) Pushcr. wife
of p. S. Pushor. passed away at her
late home in West street at $50 Sunds!
morning, aged IS years after shoh
illness. She was born in Clinton. She
war married twice. Her first husband
was Randall Weymouth of this place
Besides the husband a son Eugen
Weymouth of Detroit an adopt@
daughter. Mrs. Sadie Ferguson Of Har
Mich, a half-brother, Shepherd Spear
in of this town. two brothers, . DAVE
Spearin of South Dakota and Charle'
SpeariD of Galeton. Pa. and two sls
tiers, Mrs. Lydia +. Wells and MI
Jennie Lewis. both of Clinton, surViw
The son. and two sisters were WIZ
Mrs. Pushor at the time of her dean
DR.. d. ID. WinsIow. who has been
Portland with Mrs. Winslow. who
critically i'll at the General Maine ho
pital returned home Sunday for sho
stay before returning to Portlsm
Their son. Vernon Winslow. OF go
Fancisco. who has recently under"e"
a surgical operation. is expected 70
rive in Portland Thursday
Mrs Benjamin Hand left Surrdas =
Bangor, where she will undergo an " -
Grafton today for appendicitis. 4. =.
was accompanied by DR.. V. I, b'''
bury.