Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-31
PiTTSF|ELD.
Hunters Return from Camp
with Plenty Of venison.
Maine Central Institute Beats
Higgins, 5 to 0.
\. J. Loder EnIarges His Business
Other News of interest.

.Ielidian Lodge, +. ana y. NJ. at the
regular meeting Friday evening APP
pointed Harris V. Mathews secretary
Tor the remainder Of the year, the office
%e.ng left vacant by the death of Drin
$. Haskell y special meeting will be
heid Wednesday evening for work in
thu t.. a and +. c. degrees.
Mr.. and Mrs +. y. shaw, in COM
rany with Mr.. and Mrs. u. :. Little
field % East Newport arrived home
rriday, having passed tw" weeks III
camp near SHIRLEY station Mr. Shaw
brought home a dec.
George .iancy. VINO has been on 4
Hunting trip to Spencer !'aN, has re-
;-'ncl hoiIe, bringin" d liz" deer
y game # football vas Played ON
iiunneWcll field Saturday Afternoon by
H. G. |. and Higsins Classical Ins;i-
tlte. II. .. I. Won, ) 81 ..
Daniel j. Livingstone, freight and
a8etna9ter at the lu,:l r1ilrUad
station. and Mir. Living tone ~. re-
Giving CONGRATULATIONS "n the BIRTH
friday OF Il lo-nound daughter
Arthur j. i.oder, VINO has purchased
the frame WORK and equipment e the
an I'tiF greenhouse IN lf;ti5Dr,
"!.iCh he will have brought to this;
town t. be run in connection with his
resent greenhouse mere, mas leased
ne Sales store conducted in Columbia
street, Bangor, and will run the store
IN connection With his business here.
Mrs. \. II. Colcord Of Portland, who
IS scent several weeks here with her
daughter Mrs. o. S. Haskell, ,cturn-
Il home Sunday, accompanied b. Mrs.
,aSkcn, who will visit with her moth
Ar and sisters.
Miss Winnefred Haskell. who was
ralled here a few weeks ago by the
sickness ana death vi her father. the
Int" @. :. Haskell. returned sunday to
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Jacobs went
% Auburn Saturday for "a visit with
Mr.. Jacobs daughter, Mrs. Solon Har-
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. McCiilrerv and
guest, X. :. Carmichael of New York.
mo have spent two weeks at Mike
Mars camps. Indian pond, returned
friday to Pittsfield. Mr.. Carmichael
ieft on later train for New York.
Pittsfirld friends of Mrs Harry L.
Williams of Hartland will regret t.,
| earn she was taken to a Bangor hos
Ital Friday for treatmcpt She was
| 'comnanied by DR. blanchard of
TTartland.
Mrs. Mary Whittonlure of Bath. whf
1aS been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w
Buxton and at her old home in Dex-
rr. returned home Saturday.
| Earl Matthew'S, son OF William Math-
"s. Wh" lives in The south part of
~ town. Wedn' sd9y captured an owl
| Inch had h""n killing his hens. The
| wi is Q fine *peciment'of white Will!
'rly Il small lnarEnG of brown The
'ird has received much attention in
| he SHOW window o' +. Is Maxcy
| ince Wednesday,
| The funeral of the lat" Miss Wyon;
Pushor was held at = +. II. sunday a
| the Free Baptist church. A large num-
| Der of relatives and friends were pres.
| MT. Members OF Waverlcy Rebekal
| Lodge. of which the deceased WAS .
| nnuEor, attended ina body. The ser
| ICES We're conducted by Rev. +. X
| Icrdan, pastor Of IT," church. Prof
| !. Jordan Gf Bates Culie?s" eli r.
| remarks on the fine work th. deceased
| !di while II student at Eates collnG
| md of his appreciation OF her WORT
| "rol i. t. l.andmHn of NJ. c. |. ais
| spoke OF his o"nrS" at the school an
| If t." liHh esteem in which she wa
| 1eid by tn" faculty and associates. 81
| "nt testimony of love and regard was
| shown in the quantity Of bcautifu
| lowers. Two letters We're read from
| members Of the school boards and
| friends in Whiteticld. y. II. where
| Miss PuShor was teaching her second
| ear Of school at the time of her death
| The bearers We're a. T. Howe of Pal
| nyra, Prof. Robinson of NJ. G. L.. Earl
| \. NickerY. Harry Il. Cornforth, Harris
V. Mathews and Earl Phillips The in
| termcnt was nj the Village cemetery