Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-02
KENNEBEC.
RE DEIElD.

The snow storm OF Friday night ana
Saturday forenoon was very welcome
to those who had shedding to do.
Mrs. James Rowland passed away
at her home Thursday evening, Jan.
%, after a long illness. combining her
to the house for many months. Mrs.
Rowland was born and lived in Mt
Vernon the most of her life The fu-
neral was at her late home, Rev. c.
Weston officiating. \ son. teacher
In Fall River survives. He and his
wife were present at the funeral.
Rose Tebbitts passed Sunday with
her father and brother in town.
Marcellas Williams has added nice
large ell to his house.
DEPOT-Sixteen cords of wood
have been prepared for use at the cot
tageS of Coleman grove, for the com
ing season.
The Unique Circle was entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Mary Gordon. Fourteen were
present. Delicious candies were
served by Miss Frances Adel.
Mrs. Lottie Collins, Maranacook
who has passed two weeks with
friends i'll Yarmouth. returned home
Mrs. T. j. Flanders left Wednesday
for Boston.
The musicale at II. ID. Whittier
Wednesday evening was very enjoy
able.
Miss Frank Virgin. Augusta. ac.
companied Miss Blanche Gordon to the
home of her mother. Mrs. Gordon,
where they were both guests over
Sunday.
Fred Resiek Of Augusta is stopping
at l.. B. Wrights
j. z. Denton returned Saturday from
Portland. where he has been for few
| days, the guest of relatives.
l.. b. Wrights foot which was Sc
verely injured by his stepping on a
spike nail, which punctured the foot,
Is doing well. Miss Inez Wright is
his substitute for the r. f. d.
Jefferson Dudleys foot, which was
cut with an axe, although an ugly
wound. is improving,
MT. and Mrs. Nelson Poole received
large number of cards congratulate
ing them on the 50th anniversary of
| their marriage, which was Jan "a
Roy curtis and family Of Mariana
COOK ie1t 1or Paris Saturday, where
MT curtis will be engaged in the
grocery business for three months, af-
forwards returning to Maranacooln
where he will continue in business
with Collins Brothers.
Eddie Hutchinson of Winthrop
High school has been at home for sew
eral days. i'll with a throat trouble.
DEPOT-Sunday. Jan. % was tho
5oth wedding anniversary of Mr. and
| Mrs. Nelson Poole of Readfie,d Denot
The day was quietly spent bv them at
their comfortable farm home near the
| Depot. Mr.. Poole is "a years of age
and has been feeble for some time.
Mrs. Poole is IS ana does her work and
| cares for her husband. Both have held,
very useful and responsible positions
! during their active life. Mr. Poole was
CHOSEN freight agent and baggage
| master when the Androscoggin and
kennebec railroad first was opened in
| Readtield. On the retirement of Dud-
| ley Moody, agent. Mr.. Poole was chos-
| en- agent, which position he held until
| he retired. Mrs. Poole (nee) Miss Hui.
! dab White, was born in East Win
| throp, and began teaching at an early
! age. She followed that occupation for
| several years. At one time she was
| engaged in the state of Indiana. After
her marriage she was associated with
Mr.. Poole in the ticket Office and as
post mistress and telegraph operator.
Many of the employees Of the Maine
Central in former years ere frequent
| visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Poole.
MONMOUTH.
| NORTH-Report said Monday morn
ing that Grace. the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Berry was
some better. She has been very sick
| with pneumonia.
Mrs. Peter Wedge is quite i'll.
IS Il ~