Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18

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| DR.. johnson of Belfast and DR.. Mil
lett of Searsmont was here to examine
Ira Sylvester Saturday who is critical
ly i'll.
Mrs. Abbie Moody is keeping house
| for her niece, Mrs. Edith A. Overlook
while she is visiting at Boston and
Washington, d. c.
1 Mrs. Lucinda Turner, wife of the
late Madison Turner, passed away
Friday at her late residence at West
Washington and funeral services were
held at the same place Sunday after
noon, Rev. John Pettingill of Jefferson
officiating. She leaves besides a host
of friends a daughter Miss Minnie A.
Turner. two sons, Harris and Lin
wood Turner all of Washington and
one grandson. Ralph Blethen of Dexter
| to mourn her loss.
| Miss Lila B. sylvester will start for
the Hebron Santarium Thursday,
Iwhere she will take a course of treat
ment.
| WIN. NJ. Staples and Miss Hannah
Hoax. both of Washington were mar
ried Sunday. Their many friends wish
| them much joy.
! irwin c. Powell has rented the
Llewellyn Turner place and will soon
move his family there while he win go
West to seek his fortune.
| Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Carroll who
have been in New Mexico and Texas
for the past few years have sold their
| home there and will in the future make
their home here. He is now stopping
| with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
| Carroll
Charles Savage and daughter Waity
who are working in Augusta were
home Sunday on visit.
Henry H. Clark has purchased a
brood mare Of parties at Kent's Hill
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bona. Brucs have been
passing a few days in Augusta visiting
| friends.
| ]. II. White, and old and respected citi-
zen. died Wednesday. May 18th, at his
home &c in the village at the advanced age
little granddaughter, survive, beside
many friends and distant relatives
Funeral was held Saturday afternoon
attended by the l. o. o. f.. of which
deceased was an honored member.
Allen Mortified has moved to South
Hope, where he has employment.
Mrs E. D. Adams left Saturday for a
visit with relatives in New York.
Mrs. George Dean and Mrs. Geo. Cor
don went to Rockland Thursday of last
| week.
Harold Carpenter and Walter Bowden
of jefferson have been in town the past
two weeks selling Hanks Fire EXtin-
guisher and have met with good success
Nina Learmond is assisting at the Ho-
tel Burton.
! Joseph White of Watertown and John
White and wife of Boston, We're called
home by the death of their father, j. b.
White.
land the teacher Mr.. Bailey, left Saturday
flor his home in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Myrtle Judkins of Rockland was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. p. Robbins, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Gordon were week
end guests of relatives at North Union.
Seven Tree Grange patrons have pur-
chased a fine new piano for their hall.
| George Dean will move soon to South
Union, where he will occupy .,red Lucas
| house there.
WARREN.
The president of the Rebekah Assembly
visited Mystic Lodge last Monday night.
i Miss Orila Starrett has returned from
la visit with Mrs. Miller at West Rock
port
The Mems League gave supper and
social at the Montgomery Rooms to
which the wives We're invited. 1t was ii
very pleasant occasion enjoyed by all.
Rev, Henry W. Webb was in Rockland
saturday.
The shoe factory has resumed work
after a shutdown of about two weeks.
There was small fire in the house of
John l.. Stevens Saturday forenoon. A
towel hanging over "a stove caught fire
icausing a good deal of smoke but fortu-
lnately was discovered in time to prevent
la serious fire
Henry Russell, who moved here last
winter from Ellsworth, went back there
saturday after his automobile.
| Mrs. II. V. Starrett went to Bangor
Saturday to Join her husband and will
take trip with him over Mt. Desert
Island. They will be in Bar Harbor for
| several days.