Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-27

man of marked intelligence. retaining
until his death a mind alert to all the
events of the times. Kind and con-
siderate. he was respected by all who
knew him. Resides hts daughters,
four grandchildren are left to mourn
his loss. Mrs Chas. Crosby and f. +.
Niarden of Fairfield and Miss Edna
Osgood and Mrs. S. G. Parmenter of
this town. The funeral WAS held at
his late home Dee. Is. 80 \. NJ. Rev.
II. W. Abbott officiating. He was laid
at rest in. the family lot in Smith
cemetery. Many beautiful floral trib
utes testified to the love of friends.
He will be sadly missed in the family
circle, where he was especially dear
Possessed of genial personality as
we think of him we are. reminded OF
the lines:
Call him not old, whose visionary brain
Holds Ger the past its undivided reign,
For him in yain the enyieuS seasons ron,
Who bears eternal summer III hts soni
Mrs Fibrcuces .sonea n'onla. Aug sisiis
hospital spent Christmas at home with
her parents.
Edison Worthing and family, were IN
the place. sunday and Monday WISH
ing Mrs Workings mother, Mrs. Al
ton Doe and sister, Mrs. Clarence
ltWorthing. ~ n
! Mrs. Harriet Estes and son Stanley
Invent to Watcrville TO spend Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Goddard.
Miss Gertrude Jordan, who is teach
| ing in Simsbury. Conn.,, is passing her
! Christmas vacation at home.
|, The Christmas sale of aprons and
I 4 e hxr La
| dies Sewing Society, was a success IN
every way. The supper was well pa
! tronized and the entertainment was
fine Much credit is due the commits
tee for their untiring efforts to make
It success.
Zion Kitchin and family passed.
Christmas in Windsor with Mr.. and
Mrs, Fred Moody
+ LIBERTY. -1f
/ WBsTZMr. and Mrs John Sherman
visited their daughter. Mrs. Russell
| Belden at Prentiss, last week, mas re-
| turned home, fsEn
/ Mrs. Willis Turner who has been III
/ with appendicitis has returned home
from Freedom where she has been at
| work, for the last year.l ss.s-s.f,
Misses Lena Howes OF Albion anu
| Stella of Knox is visiting theT PAT
| ents MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Ho%es'
Mary r. Turner and family are
| spending Christmas with her motbet,
| Mrs. d. Sukeforth at Washington.
Bert e. Cunningham recently pouehl
10 cords of hard wood of Grover Sol'h
H. r. Evens of Washington, is spent
ing the Christmas holidays with G. y.
| Sticknev and family. :.
Fred Bailey of Knox station, is visit
ing friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Bart Grant of Palermo
Center visited at her parents, Chfise-
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs F.ssW. Cunningham
were the guests. of her mother, MIS-
f. H Colby, the 25ths
| Rash Nelson of Palermo called Oh
Bert e., Cunningham in, search OF d
good hound which he wishes to pur-
| chase. "a 10y ss
MONTvtLLE. -
/ CENTER.-Miss Jane Tasker, for
many YEATS resident of this Town.
died in Appleton, Saturday, art the
home of her niece, Mrs. Lyman Mad
docks. Interment was made Monday
at Mount Repose cemetery.
The remains of Mrs. Abby Morfi-
son. widow of Charles Morrison, were
brought from Albion and Inferred at
Mount Repose, Saturday. 7f3l1i
Mrs. A. d. Baker was the guest Of
, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John May
hew, in Searsmont. "wednesday.
Miss Hazel A. Luce was home from
: Belfast to pass Christmas with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs, F. A. Luce.
} Mrs. Hattie Clough and Mrs. Abbie
) White of Liberty were Christmas
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Good
t | win. M 4
Union Harvest Grange held it's an
nual election Of officers. last Satur-
i day evening: Master, J. w. Went
, WORTH overseer, Carrie Mehuren:
J lecturer, M. M. Wentworth: chaplain,
) Allen Goodwin: steward, Lucy Went
, WORTH secretary. Annie Clement;
: treasurer, j. w. Tibbetts; assistant
, steward, Clifford Bean; lady assistant
steward, Ethel Thompson; gate
keeper, F.. L. Gay;. Ceres, Belle Vent
worth; Pomona. W.. S.. Mehureas
. Flora, Florence Bennett.