Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-10
KENNEBEC
WIN DSOR.

guest Of her brother, George E. Mer-
rill, few days the past week.
Miss Edith Given visited Miss Alice
Donncll Friday and Saturday.
Quite a number from here attended
Union meeting of the Grange Satur-
| day
Edwin Bullock recently sold two
| yoke OF oxen.
place Friday.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Reed were Sun
| day guests of Mrs. Reeds daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Cole.
| Mrs. Damon of Bowdoinham was u
| guest of her husband at David Owens
| several days recently.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Partridge
| are moving into the house with Mr..
| aid Mrs. George Lynn.
A large party of the members of
Pine Tree Rebekah Lodge Of Cooper's
Mills met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. o. Moody one evening last week
| and gave them a surprise. The visi-
tors brought refreshments of ice
cream, cake and candy and before
leaving Caroline Wellman presented
Mrs. Moody, who is district deputy
president, with a very beautiful past
noble grap0's collar as token of
friendship from those present and sew
eral who were prevented from being
present by sickness and bad roads. The
evening was passed very pleasantly
in social conversation, with vocal and
instrumental rhisic and games.
LrcHFiELD.
PLAINS-Mrs. Charles Allen of
Bowdoin visited her sister, Mrs. G..
NJ. Rogers, Sunday.
T.. NJ. Lapham is packing apples in
Wales for Boston parties.
Miss Audie V. Roberts is passing a
few DAYS with Miss Mary Palmer
whose father is very i'll.
Miss Maude A. Lane is with Mrs.
A. NJ Patterson, who has recently
been ill.,
Mrs. Fl. w Maxwell is again on the
sick list.
Samuel Smith romans about the
same.
Prof. Charles A. Rush resumed
teaching at the Academy Tuesday.
MONMOUTH.
Special services will be continued at the
Methodist church this week.
ne liicH : uICS'liiS a. VIZ No'S'NSo
tional church Sunday afternoon was well
attended
The ladies of the Woman's Relief Corps
entertained the members of the q. Is.
Norris Post and their families at G.. A.
r. hall Saturday March ). Dinner was
served to nearly 20. department Com
| mander A. w. McCausland of Gardiner
was the guest of honor. After dinner d
short program was presented as follows:
Words of welcome, Mrs. Lila Marston;
recitation 1.-The Fall of Jericho Harold
Andrews: reading. Mrs. Bernice Wallace.
who read the Peace Poem" by Col Har-
ry Messenger of Kentucky: recitation.
The Prayer in Battle" Miss Dora Far
rington remarks Department Command
er McCausland. Rev. J. r. Masterman. q
veteran of the war. and COMMANDER
Webster of 6. *. Norris Post.
The official list of birth. deaths and
marriages in Monmouth during the past
municipal year show 10 marriages. 16
births and Il deaths.
Town meeting will be held Monday.
March IA.
Cumston Library Association will serve
Baked Bean dinner Monday. March IA.
in the basement of the hall.
Miss Nellie l.. Shorey Of Portland was
the guest Saturday of her brother. l.. T.
Shorcy.
Mrs. Augusta Gctcheil is in Newport
visiting her son, Carl Getchcll
Mrs Fred IA Blake has returned from
the hospital
WINDSOR.
WEST-Mrs. Norris Smart, who had
been seriously i'll for many months,
passed very peacefully to higher
life Thursday afternoon. March },
aged Sc years. Beside the husband.
and daughters. Mrs. Frank Grant of
West Windsor and Miss Lena. who
lived with her parents and tenderty
cared for her mother through her long
illness, three sisters, Mrs Martha
Smithers and Mrs. Lucy Packard. both
of Augusta, and Mrs. Ellen Brochu of
Gardiner and three grandchildren, sur
vive. Mrs. Smart was q devoted wife.
a kind parent and loyal friend. Her
many friends and ncighbors can tes
tify to the self sacrificing spirit which
was hers. she bore her long suffering
patiently and maintained her cheer
fulness o. spirit to the last. Her faith
was strong in the life hereafter and
she was member of the Methodist
church. which she joined many years
ago. The funeral was held at her late
home Sunday afternoon. Rev c. +.
Cook of the Baptist church officiating.
The selection of hymns were especial
ly appropriate. Services were conduct
ed by Fred Moody of Windsor Neck.
There was a large attendance. The
beautiful floral emblems from rela-
tives and friends were silent remind
ers of the respect in which she was
held by all. The family wishes to
thank the friends and neighbors who
so kindly assisted them in their time
of trouble.