Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-07
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Monday forenoon after lingering i'll
ness. His age was II years. He was
IN employee at the local mills for 6
lumber Of years and for the past few
ears he has worked as a 'cObbler a
ne G. n Berdeen boot and shoe store
\ Wife. three daughters Mrs. Warner
Bean, Mrs. John Getchell and Mrs
tharIes O'Rieley, all Of this town, and
hree sons, Jonn and Vernon of this
own and ora, a resident Of Massa chu-
etts, who was with his father at tn,
inc of his death, survive.
Mr.. and Mrs. F E. Mayo left Sunday
or q few days visit in Greenville max
ng the trip in their automobile.
a Doll Social will be given at the Free
Baptist church Thursday evening un.
Ter the auspices of the Christian En-
teavof Society and the members of thu
sunday school About 81 dolls whoct
,avc been dressed to be sent to Bala
ore. India. will be on exhibition. The
oils will be sent to Miss Sadie GoWan
resident Of Troy, Me, and GRADUATE
f niaine Central Institute, who is al
resent teaching in a mission school ir
nGia
Grandice Heal-y, youngest daughter
IF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Healey, who
With her mother has spent the sum-
ncr at Ocean Park is in town. Mrs
fea.ley Will arrive here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene H. Fletcher who
i've on the Albert Hunter place il
Vest Pittsheld are happy over the
irth of lo-pound son, born Monday
Sept. ..
Pttsfie.d Grange and Palmyra
range will unite in a picnic to be held
RingWo2d Saturday. Sept 10. The
teamer will leave Waver.ey wharf
bout nine O'Clock in the forenoon
F. A. Mlrden of East Vassalboro wa:
l Pittstield and Canaan Monday or
tsincss
ing Mr., and Mrs. F. @. Spaulding
'arl Spanldine who has spent a month
it'll relatives in EtEa has returne 4
home.
Mrs. Margaret Chase of Providence
:. l.. is visiting friends here Before
turning to Providence she will spend
everal days with Mr. and Mrs. VIII.
lam McGilvery of this town who are
occupying tent for several weeks a.
AXE Sebasticook. Mrs McGilvery ant
tile son spent Monday at their home
Mrs. Samantha Jerrard left Monday
or few days visit at her old home ir
Levant
The condition of Mrs ANGELA ]
5cackett. who has been ill for som.
line, was not so favara bic Monday.
James Collins Of Buffalo, y. Y, who
Asst. superintendent of the Lack.
wanna Plant in that city, and Miss
lara NJ. Collins of Bangor are visit.
ng their mother. Mrs Charles {.
Chandler
A man by the name of Thomas whc
las been around town for a short time
vas arrested sunday night by officer
ORGY on the charge of drunkenness
lie appeared before Judge Drake
Monday forenoon and after paving a
~ of $50 was dismissed
Mrs. w. F.. Brown is quite i'll at her
nome in Pleasant street
s. c. S.urtevant who is emploved AT
Belfast passed Sunday and Labor day
town with his family
A meeting of the w c. T. U. will be
leld Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Mary Graffam.
The fall term of Maine Central In
tilute opened Monday with a good
number of students who arrived in
own during the day. The village
snhools opened Tuesday.
I've Christian Endeayor Society OF
the Free Baptist church will give a re-
ception Friday evening az the church
70 the teachers and students of Maine
Central Institute.
Captain W. l.. Ross was at Room No
: in he National bank building at $50
JcIock Monday forenoon for the pur-
pose of executing pension checks
Hayward Parsons, who has been
employed a: kineo for the summer, has
returned home.
G. u. Morse has been in Cleveland.
Ohio. Several days on business.
Miss Marjorie SwaZey and Miss Elise
Haskell were visitors in Bangor Tues
day.
The funeral of the late Abel Frost
will be held this afternoon at the
house
A party consisting of Miss Ada Cof-
fin Miss Vera Stevens and brother
c&axare ord Earl ~ J;,tsrr-