Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-13
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The death Of Mrs. Dorcas Frost.
respected citizen Of West Piftsfeid, oc-
Cured Saturday evening at the home
OF her son, H. r. Frost. where she had
made her home for many years. she
was confined to her bed only tw4
weeks. the cause Of death being due to
the breaking down Of old age. Mrs.
Frost was born in Canaan Jan. >. 1875.
Her maiden name was MISS DorcaS
Goodwin. She was married to William
Frost of Canaan, whose death occurred
in West PittsGeld where they MADE
their home on the farm now occupied
by Matt Peasc, about 81 years. MIS-.
Frost had been a resident OF Pittstleid
81 wears Besides the son mentioned,
q son, George Frost, who lives in west
Pittsfield, survives. The funeral SER
vices will be held at her late home at
/ o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The in
torment will be made at the Powers
cemetery in West Pittsfield.
George Written, the young son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. =. J. Written, hurt his
leg while playing Saturday evening IN
the mill pond ice. Although the IN
juries arc not considered of serious
nature. he will be confined to the house
for a few weeks.
A. j. Loder returned to Bangor Sun
Cay, after spending . few days with his
family.
Mrs. Sadie Greenwood. who has had
toilet parlors in the Larrabee block
for the past two years, is soon to leave
for Bangor, where she is 10 locate.
The first Of series Of dancing les
sens to be given in Perkins hall under
the direction of Fred Spinney of Bel
fast will be held Wednesday evening,
Pittsfield Tuesday Club will hold a
Caro- Murray. The subject for the
afternoon will be Concord Writer'S"
The production of "Hiawatha," ar
ranged in four-act play will be given
in Union hall Jan. IA under the aus
pices Of the Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Universalist church. The entertain
ment will be put on by Scates and
Rcgler. Entertainment Co, and will be
given by local cast OF over 50 per-
sons.
Mrs. Lucian Blanchard, who has
been visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Priest, has returned to her home
in Rumford Falls.
1t has been learned here that Rev. d.
b. Lothrop, who has been pastor of the
Free Baptist Essex street church in
Bangor for a number Of years, has ac-
cepted a call to the Roger Williams
church in Providence, Il. l. Mr. 10th
rop is well known here, having grad
uated at Maine Central Institute later
teaching Latin and the sciences in the
school. He was graduated from Yale
Divinity School in 1901
Mrs. w. !. Randlett is visiting in
Bangor with Mrs. W. Il. Mills.
Bert Ryan has accepted position
as night operator at the electric power
station on the Burnham road. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ryan are occupying the house
located at the plant
At the Pittstield Grange meeting held
Saturday afternoon and evening First
ana Second degrees were conferred on
llVe candidates. The same degrees will
be conferred on three candidates at
thc next meeting. Saturday evening.
Paul ID. Richardson. who has been
mere some time on business, left Mon
DAY tor Mangor, where he has ACCEPT
ed employment.
William J. Macfaranc has finished
MS duties at the office of the Reals
Walker mill and began his duties Mon
DAY as district manager of the Singer
Sewing Machine Co.