Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-06-23
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Chas.

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| Perkins.
Several from this place attende,
graduating exercises at Oak Grov,
Seminary Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Milliken passed ava,
Sunday evening, after several weeks
illness at the home of her niece. Mrs
c. NJ. Dickey. where she had been ten
derly cared for in her declining years
There was short service at the hom,
OF her niece at P. M. Monday. Tues
day morning the remains will be take,
to Dresden. the home of her childhood
for burial. where funeral services will
be held.
Mr. and Mrs j. s. Clark were Sun.
day guests at H. G. Dichey'.s 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Hussey and sor
Harland of Windsor were callers at F.
B. Whitehousc's Sunday evening.
uiTcHFIELD.
Prof. Charles Rush will preach at
the First Baptist church. Litchfield
on Sunday. June &c. at ? P. NJ.
Mrs. w. J. Smith of Gardiner and
Mrs. Edward Haines OF Skowhegan
We're visiting friends here last week.
CORNER-On Tuesday. June IA. Dea
Samuel Giosvenor Nutting was taken
completely by surprise at receiving a
visit from about Is of his friends and
neighbors. who had come to celebrate
with him his S5th birthday There was
an abundance of good cheer The tables
were set three times. two tables extend
ing the length of the spacious dining
room There were plenty of good things
to eat, topped off with ice cream
1t was a beautiful warm day and after
dinner the company in and about the
house were called to order by Rev. ]. s.
Richards. Deacon Nuttings pastor, who
addressed him on behalf of the compa :
ny. explaining the invasion of his home
by so many and extending congratu1a-
tions and good wishes. not only from
those present but also from those who
would have been present had cjrcum-
stances permitted. Then continuing as
toastmaSter of the occasion, he called
upon others and remarks were made by
Dea. Gardiner Roberts. Jas. A. Chase,
Prof Charles Rush, DR.. J. w. Gilbert,
VIM. F. Adams, Miss N. NJ Plimpton,
E. p. Springer and Others
Numerous letters and birthday cards
We're received in the mail One letter
from Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Harlow. a for
mer pastor, now residing in South Wind
nam. Me-, was read. Accompanying the
letter was beautifully framed photo
graph of Mr.. Harlow. which all were
glad to see. To these greetings and con-
sratulations Deacon Nutting responded
IN happy vein of remniscence. recalling
his enjoyable life in the town since he
came to it from Otisfeld So years ago.
and the kind and friendly treatment he
had received. Mr. Richards followed in
a lew words to the effect that the friends
ana nelShbOrs were present, not merely
out of respect to his advanced wears hut
because of the sincere esteem and af-
feetion they owed Deacon Nutting for his
purity of life and character and his oor-
DIAL Kindness and friendliness to all Mr.
nichards then offered very fervent
prayer BESIDES the verbal greetings, a
more substantial expression of regard
was left in beautiful fruit dish.
MRS. j. e. Chase and Mrs Henry Tav-
ior attended the State meeting of tho
Womans Relief Corps at Bangor last
week. Miss Katherine Kindrick suhsti-
tated for Mrs. Taylor in her school dur-
ing her absence.
Gilbert Baker has position in . storo
in Lewiston
MR.. ana Mrs. Chaplin Lydston made a
business trip to Lewiston Thursday.
MONMOUTH.
Mrs. Wilson of New Hampsbire is
visiting her son at the shore. Mr. and
MRS. Wilson, accompanied by Madame
wilson. will leave for Kearsarge NJ
H., next Monday.
MI and Mrs. BOothby and son will
return to Lewiston Wednesday for
the Bates graduation.
Har. and Mrs. Charles Frost Of
Framlnsham. Mass. are passing the
Week in town. Mr.. Frost rs assistant
engineer of the Metropolitan Water
Works
Roy Sherman and family of New
York are to arrive this week for
visit of month in the family of his
father. Capt. A. C. Sherman.
Mrs. irwin has returned from a.
months visit in Massachusetts.
Will Robbins and family of Lewis
ton have opened their summer home
at the foot of Cochnewagon.
One of the finest concerts ever en-
joyed in the Congregational church
was that of Sunday evening. Sunday
morning the church was crowded to
its doors. Elaborate decorations were
especially attractive. Mr.. Cooks quar-
tet rendered fine selections.
The Congregational Society will
servo a dinner Wednesday noon in the
vestr.i.
The Woman's Relief Corps held it's
last meeting. for the spring Tuesday
afternoon. Ice cream was served.