Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-14
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The sixth and last number of the Peo-
pies Lecture Course for the season oc-
CURED Friday evening in Union hall with
an entertaining program by Whitney
Brothers Quartet and reader. The talent
consists of four brothers, who have ap-
peared here before. The course just fin
ished is the 10th given under the auspices
of a local committee.
Enrol Burton went to Fairfield Friday
for a weekend visit with relatives.
Miss Mary Whtmore, a student at NJ.
C. l., left Saturday for her home in South
west Harbor on account of illness which
will prevent her finishing the term. She
was accompanied home by Miss Bessie
lark. who returned Saturday evening,
and by Miss Merle Healey, who went as
far as Bangor, returning on the next
train.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Louville A.
Cowan was held at the Methodist church
Saturday afternoon. Rev. B. w. Russell
Of Newport former pastor of the Pitts
field church, officiated. Members of the
w. C. r. u. of which the deceased was
a valued member. attended in body.
The bearers were c. L. Frost, Chester
Frost, John Chapman and Ira D. Clark.
The remains were placed in the village
receiving tomb.
Mrs Mary j. Fairbrother. who recent
" sold her farm in Palmyra to +. ID.
Carr, left Friday for Camden, where she
will reside in company with her sister,
Mrs Hussey, who has been with Mrs.
Fairbrother since the death of Mr.. Fair
brother a few months ago.
Dr. and Mrs. Landman of Plaistow, n.
H., who have been guests of Prof +. U.
Landman, have returned home.
Miss Elva johnson, who has spent the
winter with her sister in Orono, returned
home Friday to remain for time with
Mrs. Nellie Taylor.
DIR. Hutchins and family left Friday
for Oakland to make a brief visit before
going to Portland, where they will make
their home for a time. Dr. Hutchins
came here a few months ago from Rum
ford Falls and has made many friends
here who hope for the familv's return
here later.
Miss Cora Edgerly and Miss Lula
Wakefield, teachers at NJ. c. L., We're in
Bangor Saturday and Sunday to attend
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES meetings. Miss
Norton, preceptress at the institute Wis
tied over Sunday in Augusta with her
brother.
Mrs. jaeger of Sterling Mass, who was
called here by the death of her sister
Mrs. E. f. Maxwell returned home Sat
urday.
MISS Lottle Scribner. who has been Wis
iting her brother, J. H. Scribner, returned
Saturday to her home in Belgrade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stroples left Sat
urday for an over-Sunday visit in Unity,
with Mrs. Stroples' parents, Mr. and Mrs
James Libby.
TWO of the r. F. ID. drivers from the
local postoffice were unable to complete
their trips Saturday on account of the
severe storm.
Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Rice were in Ban
gor Friday and Saturday Mr.. Rice at
tended the installation of the officers of
Lewis A. Barker Co, No. Z, X of p, Fri |
day evening.
Pittsfield Grange held meeting Satur- |
day evening, % being in attendance. On |
account of the storm and bad conditions /
of the roads the poverty social which |
was to have been given was put over for
two weeks. 1t was announced that the
meeting of Union Grange. (which was to
have been held in Newport Wednesday
was postponed on account of scarlet fever
in that town.