Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-07

lat present a pupil of Mrs William
Moody of Gardiner.
! w. X. Thompson purchased a fine
horse last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Libby visited
| relatives in Lewiston last week.
| Mrs. Ehna b. Green died at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. H. c. Lawrence,
| Monday morning, aged 81 years, the
day being her anniversary of her birth.
Mrs. Green was born in Waldoboro but
moved with her parents when three
years of age to Pittston where she
always lived until the past few years
which she has passed with her daugh-
| ter! Mrs Lawrence. AT the age of il
sne prolessed religion and became
| member of the church at East Pitts
ton, remaining Il member until her
ldeath. In 1912 she was married to Will
liam Green and three children We're
4 oln to them. all of whom are living
Mr.. Green lied in 1897 and Mrs Green
remained in the Old home with her
| daughter. Miss Emma. until 1893. when
her health failing, she came to reside
with her other daughter. Mrs. Law
| r ence, where mp to her death she was
Elost lovingl" cared for. Miss Emma
El,eing her devoted attendant all these
years. Aunt Elma." as she was low
inglv called, had 4 rare sweet Christian
character, and every ore coming i'm con-
,;ict With her felt its influence. She
Was all her life a great reader until
| she was afflicted with blindness, but
lin 10 almost the very End her mind
was excs ptional1y clear. and to con-
VERGE VITA her was . great pleasure
Her trust and faith in the God whom
sn@ faithfully served for Sc years, was
Iunboundcd. and she bore her suffering
and aft1ictiOns with a sweet patience,
just waiting the summons to go
home" surely she was able to say with
Paul. II have fought the good fight,
have finished my course. r have kept
the faith, Henceforth there are laid up
for mer treasures in Heaven" Three
children. Mrs. Dora Lawrence, Miss
Emma Green and G. X. Green of Pitts
ton. many relatives and a host of
Ifriendslare left to mourn. Funeral ser
lvices will be held on Wednesday after
noon at the chapel at 9 o'clock, Rev
G. r. Jones of Randolph officiating, as
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Provan of East
Pittston.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mrs. M. f. Perkins has returned home
after passing two weeks with friends in
massachusetts
Mr. and Mrs Fred Choate and son,
Charlie. have situations at Togus.
Mrs. ,Elmira Bowler has returned
from; Palatka. FLORIDA, where she has
been passing the winter with her
daughter.
F Mrs f. A. Doe. Palermo, was the
guest of Mrs. w. +. Brown Saturday.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Miller will re-
side with A. y. Miller for the present.
Mr.. Miller has situation on the w.,
w. & F. r.. r.
Mrs. Marranna Plummer is passing
two weeks with friends here. She has
beer in Augusta during the past three
months.
. Mrs. Ralph Estes and little boy pass
ed a few days at Mrs. Cyrus Cunning
hams.
p. G. Brown is having piazza and
bay window added to his house, also
extensive repairs done to the interior
W., Is. Shuman and II. J. White are
doing the work.
Mrs. Berd Brown is having varanda
built on the east side of her house
known as Ingleside cottage. Eugene
Rowe and Wesley Campbell are doing
the work.
Daniel y. White. recently suffered
from slight shock. Friends are glad
to see him out again.
Bert Haskell has purchased the farm
known as the ]. r. Hall place and will
move very soon. He. has sold the
Davis place to Herbert Haskell.
Mrs. G.. A. Bradstreet of Palermo and
little daughter Annie, were the guests
Of Mrs. Bradstreets mother, Mrs. AL
fred Choate Friday.
+ An early spring is predicted Robins
and black birds are very much in evil
dence. The roads are in bad condition.
.Fidelia Banks is attending the E. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Seekins has
sold their place here and moved to
Windsor, They purchased the Joseph
Colburn farm.
Miss Myrtle Cunningham OF Rock
land was called here by the sudden
death of her sister. Mrs. Blanche Light.
One of the sadest deaths that has
occurred here for a long while was that
of Mrs. Eugene Light of Augusta, who
died at the home of her brother, Cyrus
Cunningham Monday noon. March 2S
at the age of &c years. Funeral SER
vices were held Wednesday afternoon.
March 20, conducted by Rev. II. Il.
Dtmnack of the M. +. church, Augusta,
of which Mrs Light was a member.
Interment was made at Windsor Cor
ner. The floral tribute was large and
beautiful showing the esteem in which
she was held. Her quiet. urbane dis
position endeared her to those around
her and all that loving friends could
do was done for her during her short
Illness The husband and an infant
daughter parents. brothers. sisters and
many friends survive.