Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-11
PITTSf|ELD,
Mrs. Briggs Entertains
Tuesday Club Members
Senior Girls Of N. c. |. Will
Deliver Parts Thursday.
PreIiminaries in Alumni Speaking
Take Place May ~.

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Morris and
daughter, Mrs. Dominique Sussi, left
Monday for Bingham, where they We're
called to attend the funeral of Mr..
Morris brother. William Morris, whose
death occurred suddenly Friday night
ut The Forks. He left his home in
Bingham Friday to go to work on the
drive. being in his usual health, and
his sudden death came as great
shock to his relatives. Two daugh
tiers, residents Of Boston. survive.
Miss Gertrude Jacobs Of Auburn,
who has been passing a week witt
relatives in the west part of the town,
is visiting her father, Howard Jacobs
Detroit avenue.
Miss G. Hazel Ray of Brewer has
returned home. after few days VS.
it with Miss Adelaide Coffin.
The members of the Pittsfeld Tues
day Club were most delightfully."- en-
tertained Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. f. W. Briggs, when her moth
er, Mrs. Edith Shepherd. OF Sko"n"-
gan, gave a talk on her hecent trip
made around the world. Mrs. Shep-
herds fine manner of description MADE
it easy for the listeners to gain grea'
deal of knowledge in REGARD to the diff
ferent countries. The talk was illus
trateG by large number of stereop-
ticon views A few invited friends were
present in addition to the members of
the club.
Mrs. C. NJ. Hersey and son of Lowell
Mass, are in town for a two-months
visit at their old home. Mr.. Herscy
passed Sunday and Monday here.
Mrs Woodhouse, who has passed the
winter in Florida, arrived Sunday tc
Join Mr.. Woodhouss, who is superin
tendent in the spinning department of
the Pioneer mill. They will occupy the
jenkins house on Easy street.
Mrs j. Fl. Winchester of Corinna
was in town Tuesday. the guest of
Mrs. Walter Taylor.
The quarantine which has been on
the house of c. E. Vickery because of
the illness of his daughter, Miss Ethe'
Vickery with diphtheria, was raised
Tuesday.
Mrs. G.. E. Landry and little son O.
Old Town returned home Tuesday,
after an over-Sunday visit with Mr.
and Mrs. S. r. Hanes.
The young ladies of the Senior class
of NJ. c. l. will deliver their parts
Thursday evening before judges in
society hall, at which time one par
will be selected for excellance. ThG
Young ladies for the alumni speaking
will give their parts Tuesday evening
May II. before judges. when five young
ladies will be selected for the final Test
Miss Agnes Parks, who has recov-
| cred from her recent illness. returned
to Portland Tuesday to resume heJ
studies at Wayrehete school.
Granville Mansur left Tuesday for
visit with his son. Herman Mansur
in Augusta and his nephew, Charles
Mansur. in Mt Vernon.
Mrs. William Lewis of Milo. who
| passed Monday in town. left Tues'la!
, for Il business trip to Skowhegan and
Watcrvile.
Miss Iona Perkins was in Water
vile Tuesday.
Judge O. H. Drake, G. Fl. Morse and
George Rogers were in Skowhegan
Tuesday on business.
| Charles Jones of Newport was ir
town Tuesday calling on friends.
Mrs. Sumner McCauSland and Mrs
| Frank Weeks We're visitors Tuesda,
in Waterville. Mrs. S NJ Raymond
also passed the day there.