Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-02

| guests Saturday of Mrs. George Adell
| and Mrs. T.. NJ. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Willis Bickford who had been
visiting relatives in New Gloucester,
l'Poland and Greenwood is now assist
| ing Mrs. Cora Penney in the care of
| her husband. B. NJ. Penney of Bel
| grade, vino is seriously i'll with ty-
| pnOjd fever.
Mrs. Albert Bean who has been
| stopping at Dudly IIuntoons. is now
with Mrs. II. II Carlo. She will go
| to New Gloucester. where she will
pass the winter.
County Commissioner Levi Williams
was the guest Sunday of his sister,
Mrs. G. d. Whittier.
The trappers are at work. Willis
| Bickford captured a coon last week
| weighing y, lbs. c. d. Whittier also
| caught Il iina mink
The painting crew of the Maine Gem
trail railroad completed work Saturday
at RcadGeld Station and arc now
| renoyating the railroad buildings at
| MaranacOok
|
| cook was that of f. W. Wall, TIL"
family rrturning last week to their
bone in NIedrord. Mass.
| IalloU cen Dal ties are in evidence.
| The guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. d.
Whittier engaged Saturday evening,
| in playing the unique Halloween
| games, which We're very amusing. lie
| fr,SlnentS were served.
T. nd -
gin If the state House. Augusta
passed Sunday at the HON" OF MISS
| Gordon.
Mrs. Mccormick. Who has passed
some time in East Rcadfield. has re
| turned home.
Mrs John Purc-lle visited Augusta.
Friday, on business.
PlTTsTON.
EAST-I.. j. Hpwey returned to Au-
on, ia on Friday after a few days va
cation here He was accompanied by
| his Wife and little son, VINO VIII pass
| the winter in Augusta.
w. f. Seekirs of Richmond passed
Saturday and Sunday with his moth
er. Mrs. Eveiinc Reed.
w. W. Nash is confined to his home
by illness.
The death of Mrs. \. J. Carter ON
Thursday night after d very brief III
ness, came as a great surprise 70 ner
friends here. where she was well
known and highly esteemed. having
passed her life in this place. The
husband, three children and the moth
err Mrs. f. NJ. MacFadden Of Dresden,
survive. The bereaved family have
the sympathy OF the entire community
in their great sorrow Funeral ser
vices We're held Sunday at the home,
conducted by Rev. Geo. King, and the
interment was at Whitefeld
ALBION.
SOUTH. Susie Brown is visiting at
\. l.. Badgers.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. E. PuShar of Pittsfield sympathize
with them in the loss of their daugh-
ter. Wyonna, who died in Whitefeld.
~ H., where she was a teacher. Mrs.
Pushar was q st. Adams girl, formerly
Augusta Badger. and passed her girl
hood days in this town.
Mrs. Lizzie Magoon waS called TO
Hartland Friday by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Ward.
WAYNE.
j. NJ Pike received a check for $l062
for his crop Of apples grown this year.
The remains Of the late Elizabeth
Wing were brought last week to
Wayne for intcrment. Sh" was a ma
tive of this town and was nearly ~
years old. Her ancestors We're pioneer
settlers OF the town and rest in the
Wing Cemetery. where she was buried.
Carroll Wing has returned from
Pennington. where he worked for six
months and is now employed by the
North Wayne Tool Co
Laura Lee is teaching the North
Wayne school.
Ms. Jennie Johnson attended the
Teachers Meeting at Bangor.
meeting of the Sunday School
Association Of Fayette. Readtleld and
Wayne Sunday schools will he held
NOV. in Grange hall, Fayettc.
vAssALeoRo.
The Nassalboro Current Events Climb
VIII meet, Thursday. Nov. 3, with Mrs.
Edith Pope. No meeting was held last
week on account Of rain