Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-02
Sudden Death Tuesday Of
Mrs, PerIey F. Noble.
Picture Show Changes Hands,
ReadingsaiFree Baptist Church.
Deaths Of ]. B. Chase in Everett,
Mass, land Chas. Brown, Detroit.

The MANY friends of Ada (SteWarD
Noble. wife of Perley +. Noble We're
shocked to learn of her death, when
occurred at her late home on the Pal
nyra road about 1890 A. M. Tuesday.
Death was due to heart disease, win
which she was stricken Immediately
after giving birth to a son, her death
occurring within five minutes from the
time of the birth. Mrs. Noble had
been afflicted with heart trouble
during the past year. Her age was
A. wears. II months. Il DAYS Mrs
Noble. who was a woman Of sterlihs
Qualities. was born in Troy, the daush-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. stephen stewart
She made her home in this town l'i
many years, having lived before iei
marriage with her aunt, MIS-. LSoi
GarcelCn, who, since NJ. farctl"ii
| death, has made her home WIN Nrs'
Noble and family. Mrs Noble was d
valued member of PittSlclu orange
Besides the husband and infant SOIL
| three voung daughters. Ntin:i, Mildred
lard Frances ANA her father survive
| The funeral will be held At the nome
| al T.. NJ. Thursday, Rev. +. >. walker
! officiating.
| John II. Wcbrndorf'r, who Tor .
number Of years has been &Hprrln'eilh-
,.nt in The weaving department ~ the
Waverley WOODEN Mill. LETT Monday for
,;kowhcgan. where he has accepted Il
position as boss weaver.
Word vas received here Tuesday OF
the death Of Joseph 3. Chase of this
town, Monday i'm Everett, Mass, at
the home of Mrs Chasc's nephew, Lin
wood Woods. where Mr. and Mrs.
Chase went in the early fall, hoping
that the change might benefit his
health. His age was about 20 years.
He was born in Unity, the son of the
late BENJAMIN and Annie (SteVenS)
Chase and was one of large family
of children He made his home here
for the past five years, coming from
Palmyra where he was engaged in
farming for many years. He was
member of the Methodist church in
Palmyra and of Old Hickory Lodge, L.
10. O. F., of Newport. Besides the
widow, five sisters. Mrs. Mary S. Ware
OF Thorndille, Mrs. Louisa Davis of
South birmingham. Mass. Mrs. AL
media j. Colburn of Woodland. Cal
|
Mrs. Alberta F. Lamb Of Troy and two
brothers. Albert j. Chase of DiXmont
and Frank Chase of Unity. survive
The remains will he brought here to-
day and funeral services will be held
at , p NJ. Thursday at his late home
on Pleasant street.
| The funeral services of the late
Charles Brown will be held at P. NJ
| today al the home Of his parents in
| Detroit
Mrs. b. D. Bowden sold Tuesday hel
| farm and land adjoining, located on the
! Rurnham road to w. II. Burton.
| Charles 3. Stroples. who has been
| proprietor of Park Street moving pic
turc thoater since Anrl, has sold the
| business to Mr.. st Ledger OF Lynn.
| Mass, who has taken possession. Mr.
| ST. Ledger. who has leased the building
in which the theater is held for d term
OF five years, has already made many
i improvements and intends to run an
| up-ta date SHOW.
| jeanette :. Kellogg of Buffalo. \. Y.
gave very pleasing reading Monday
| evening at the Free Baptist church
| under the auspices of the Golden Rule
| class of the Sunday school Inter
| spersed with the reading numbers q
| musical program was given by the
| following local talent: Piano selections,
| Miss Iona Perkins, violin Miss Dor
othy Drake; vocal selections, Mrs F
b. Schoonover; selections NJ. C. |. Or
| chestTa. AS a result of the evening
| about ST. was realized.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Levi sseekins are hap
| he hjrt11 of RI l,or
Feb. q
| Frank Smith of Bingham is in town
to assist his mother in-law, Mrs. B.
y. Bowen, who is arranging to leave
| here for Bingham where she will re-
| side with her daughter.
| Pittstield friends of william Harris,
| president of the Camp henson Assocta-
| ton. will regret to learn he is very sick
| at his home in North Dixmont
| Captain VIM. l.. Ross will be at tho
selcc.men's office at 30 o'clock Fri
| day morning to execute the quarterly
pension vouchers.
The death of Charles Brown of De-
troit occurred Sunday in Detroit at
tho home of his parents. Mr. ana Mrs
Daniel Brown. His age WAS A. years
He had been in failing health IA num-
Der of years. The immediate cause Of
death was paralysis. Besides the pa
rents, a sister. Mrs. Mabel Spencer of
Massachusetts. who arrived in De-
troit Monday. survives.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pen
ney, who live on the Peltoma road.
will sympathi2e with them in the death
of their little daughter Ethel. which
occurred Tuesday about p. VI. Her
age was about two years. Mr. and
Mrs Penney also lost child about