Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-01
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| China Sunday afternoon.
| Mrs. George Richardson and daugll-
ter Mildred of Fairfield were guests or
Mrs. c. II. Morse recently.
| A. &. Brown returned to his work
al Boston Friday. after passing
week with his family in this place.
| Linwood Saben is very busy plant
ing potatoes for the farmers in TINS
vicinity with his new potato planter.
! Mr. and Mrs. Ora Perkins of Angus
ia were Sunday guests of his broth
er. Charles Perkins.
| Ralph DickCy of Oak Grove Semi
nary was at his home in this place
Sunday.
! Mrs. Sam Davis and Mrs. Sarah
Jones of Cross Hill were callers in the
plac" Sunday.
| NORTH-Mark T.. Phillips and Helen
Nerkruyssc were united in marriage
Saturday. May %. by Geo. S. Hawes.
Notwithstanding the heavy shower
| which passed over this village Friday
evening at o'clock, large number
of the members and friends of the NJ
T.. church gathered at the home of
Mrs. Nora McQuillan to welcome the
newly appointed minister and his wife.
| Rev. and Mrs. l.. G.. March. Mr. aud
Mrs. March were assisted in receiving
by Mrs. McQuillan and Hon. and Mrs
W. r. Reynolds. w. A. Martinez. on
! behalf of tho church and sabbath
| school cordially welcomed the pastor
to his new field of labor and Rev. LII
ther Morris of the Baptist church in
| behalf Of himself and people which
| was fittingly responded to by Bro.
March. BY request Mr. March sang a
solo and responded to an encore.
| Speeches by others with music and
general good time concluded the enter
| tainrlent, after Which ice cream and
| cake were served. The whole affair was
under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid Society. and was a success from
beginning to end. The fact that re-
| pairs are being made on the church
| ves,ry made it impossible to hold it
there and Mrs. McQuillan kindly Of
fered her house which was very hand
somely decorated for the occasion.
POPE AVENUE-Edwar w. Pope
and family attended Friends quarterly
meeting held in China Sunday.
| Mrs Crrie Worth, Miss Worth and
| Miss Mildred Doe from China Lake
side We're callers In the place Sunday.
! Mrs. Robina Webhcr was a recent
| caller among friends here.
| Mrs. Lester Simpson from Winsl oW
| was visitor at C. H Pope's Monday.
| Christine Webber has been the guest
| If her father and mother. Mr.. and
| Mrs. William Weber in South China
| for few lays.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ingraiiam and
| children were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Garfield Ingraham Sunday.
| William Wehber of South China was
| q caller in town Saturday.
| Rev. George II. Pope attended SER
| vices 1T the Methodist church at East
| NassalbUro Sunday.
PiTTSToN.
| NORTH-Mrs. Martha Crosby, who
fer the past year has been with her
daughter, Mrs. George Sparrow has
gone to Boston to pass the summer
with a niece.
| fine marble tablet to the memory
of the late James Emerson has recent
| ly been placed on the family lot in
North Pittston cemetery.
| Mrs. Florence Thompson. superin-
| tendent of schools in Chelsea. was Il
caller at North Pittston school last
| week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hildreth of
| WhiteIield were callers at Fred Jones
recently.
| Misses Jennie PuShard of Augusta
and Sadie Grant of Randolph were
guests of Miss Enza Green Friday
night.
| w. H. Grant for several months past
employed by the Union Gas Co of
Watervile as superintendent of re-
! pairs, is at home for brief time.
| Mr. and Mrs Scott Powers and Miss
| Grace Powers of Chelsea were at G..
| X. Green's Sunday.
| Henry Starks and George Irving of
Augucta were visitors Sunday and
| Monday at Charles Starts.
| Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Green, Miss Mar
garet Adams and Harry Adams of
| Watcrvillc passed Sunday and Monday
at {. X. Green's.
| Elmer Lewis of Brockton. Mass, was
calling on old friends Monday.
| The many friends and acquaintance
OF Mrs. Augustus Weston were much
shocked to learn OF her tragic death
at her home in Phillips Monday MORN
| ing May -. by shooting herself with
a revolver. the bullet passing through
| her head and death being instantanc-
OTIS. Thu, remains. accompanied by her
husband and daughter Hattie, were
brought by train to Gardiner Tuesday
and thence to Albert Palmer's in Pitts
| ton, where the funeral was held on
"Wednesday forenoon. Interment was In
| the cemetery on Beech hill. Mrs. WeS-
| ton was native of this town and
passed the larger part ct her life here
and. regret. only. is expressed at her
| sudden demise. Resides her husband,
four children, Alfred, Hattie, and two
small children are left to mourn the
] loss of dear mother. The sympathy
| of all is extended to them.
| The people Of the neigliborhood at
| tended Memorial exercises In different
sections. SOME going to Chelsea. 9TH
crs to Hallowell and Togus. while Sow
e.al Of the school children and parents
went to East Pittstoh to assist in the
exercises held there.
| CHINA.
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