Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-02
KENNEBEC.
REApEIEIn.

DEPOT-1rS. Harry Colder of Au-
| gusta was an over Sunday guest of
Mrs. b. d. Brann.
Among those who visited Lewiston
| the past week were the Misses Julia
| Gordon. Marie Carr and Frances Adeil
/ Wednesday and Mrs. Nelson Poole
| Saturday.
| Miss Edith Collins who has been the
guest Of relatives in Yarmouth and
| Boston for six weeks returned home
Friday.
Mr.. Waite Of Boston is domiciled in
! his cottage at Craig's Point.
Mr.. Flynn who has passed several
seasons at his cottage at Maranacook,
| arrived Saturday.
| Roy Curtis and family of Paris
| came Monday. Mr.. Curtis is business
| partner of Collins Bros. and will re-
| main at Ma-anaeook during the com
ing season.
| Miss Marie Carr and Ralph Gordon
were visitors at the home of Albert
Carr sunday
Dir and Mrs. Willis Bickford were
| visiting friends in Fayette Sunday.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Robbie, accompanied by
| their nephew. Leon Robe, were at 7.
j. Dadley's Wednesday looking after
| their cottage at Craig's Point.
| Mrs. G. L. Royal was the overnight
/ guest of friends in watervile Friday.
| Mrs. L. B. Wright is on the sick list.
The friends of William BODICE were
pleased to greet him Monday He was
on his way home from Fayette, where
/ he attended the funeral of a relative.
| The theme at the church Sunday was
"The Things To Think About" Lesson
/ frem Philippians Tvs.
The funeral of the late Charles Dud-
4 lev Whittier was held at his late resi-
dence Thursday and was attended by
| o large number of fri ends and relatives.
The officiating clergs man was Rev.
1 Costello Weston The bearers were
/ William F. Bourne, Linwood Town
| send. Fred W. Brown and Herbert II.
/ earle. In his remarks Mr.. Weston al
| luded to the tender care Mr. Whittier
| gave his mother, who failed physically
/ and mentally several years previous to
/ her death, also the fatherly kindness
shown to a boy, who, by the death of
| his mother. Mrs. Whittiers sister, was
welcomed to the home of his aunt, Mrs,
/ c. D. Whittier The relatives from
away We're a brother, Horace Whittier
| Of Somerville. Mass. a nephew, Eugene
! Whittier of Winslow; a niece. Mrs.
| Alice Littlefield of Waterville; Mrs.
| Whittier's mother. Mrs. williams of
| Augusta; brothers. Messrs. Levi and
| George Williams of Augusta; and Mrs.
| Lehr of HallowelI. Floral tokens We're
| a profusion of flowers, beautifully ar
| ranged in set pieces and bouquets. The
| burial wa3 in Mt. Pleasant cemetery
| at Augusta.
| MT. VERNON.
WEsT-Rev. Albert Belyea of Kent's
| Hill occupied the pulpit at the Free
Baptist church Sunday. April 80. Mr..
Beiyea took his text from Genesis iii:9
last clause Where Art Thou" from
which he delivered an interesting SER
NOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dolloff and little
son of Mt Vernon were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Dolloff sunday
| Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Ferrand have
moved onto their farm. Melzer Fish
is blowing for Mr.. Ferrand with his
isulky pillow.
| Timothy currier, road commissioner
land crew of men are scraping the
roads through this part of the town.
Mr.. Currier has q fine new pair of
horses.
CHINA.
SOUTH-Seventeen members of
China Grange visited Windsor Grange
by invitation. to an all-day session
Saturday, April 20. All was done that
could be done by the host Grange TO
make it pleasant for the visitors and
everyone felt that they had had a very
enjoyable time,
SIDNEY
Mr.. and Mrs. Grey of Boston were
tweek-end visitors at T. w. Longley's
Everett Reynolds. who has been quite
sick for several weeks, is reported to be
gaining
Z Miss Edna Tillson of WatervIle passed
Sunday at home.
, The ice left Messalonskee lake April 80
C. L. Tillson and family of Belgrade
: Lakes passed Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. e. \. Tillson.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jesse Whitcomb of Wa
teryille passed Sunday with her father
Laforest Ellis.
Clinton Goodhue returned Friday to
Boston, after passing few days at home
Mrs. MeGauslin of Augusta is keeping
house for +. G. Morrison.
81 q. r. Bacon and ID. Z. Bailey are work.
! ing in Wateryiile.
WINDSoRviLLE.
| George Sampson has returned from
; Augusta.
| Bert Marstcn of Rhode Island was