Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-11
KENNEBEC.
WINDSORVllLE.

pressing hay in the Colburn district.
Alton r. Brann went Sunday to Coon
crs Mills to visit his parents Mr. and |,
Mrs. Joseph Brann.
Miss Marcia y. Bradstreet left Satur- |
day to visit relatives in Gardiner She |
viii iat..r 20 to Litchfed
Miss lnez Kennedy was the guest over
sunday # her parents. Mr. md Mrs |
Scbra Kennedy a Coopers Mills.
Lawrence Crummett of China visited |
friends in town Saturday and sunday
G. T. Rowe of Bangor was Sunday
visitor in town.
Fred Douglass of Coopers Mills was a |
Sunday guest of mis- grandfather Dexter
Dunton.
Miss Marcia A. Bradstreet visited Mrs
J. French tire" days of last week.
CLINTON.
The funeral of s. Paris Reed was held
at l.. NJ. sunday from the f. b. church.
under the auspices of the I. o. o. f.,
Rev, Sidney wakely officiating Mr.
Reed had spent his life Of 20 years and
10 months in Clinton. He has been sick
for two years and at times great suf-
fecer. but bore it heroically He was
good citizen. kind husband and father
y widow three daughters and seven
grandchildren mourn his loss. The
daughters arc Mrs. Emery Cook of We
tervIlie, Mrs. Arthur Richards of China,
Ms. o. {. johnson of Harerhill Mass.
The bearers from the l. .. .. F., of
which lie was a member, We're John
Word Willis Knight. Alphonso Dixon
| ard Fred Waktv. One of Mr. Reed S
last requests was that his four grand
sons should lower his body To its long
resting place The request was carried
out. Intol meHt was in the village Gene
te:y
he following We're i'll town Sunday TO
attend the funeral of :. Paris Reed Mr..
and Mrs. Emery Cook and four children
from Watervile: Dr. and Mrs. A. c.
Parker of Winthrop: Mr.. and Mis- O. C.
johnson Of Haverhil.
Harry Lewis and Miss Iva E. Holt,
both OF Clinton, were united in maria go
Dec. 81, at the T. b. parsonage by Rev.
Sidney Wakely.
y union service was held Sunday morn
ing in the +. b. church. Rev. Mr.. Wake
" delivered one of his best sermons to 4
good house.
There will BE union services Tuesday
CHINA.
SOUTH-Chna Grange officers were
installed at the regula: meeting Wednes-
day evening, Jan. 4. by Mr.. Patten of
Topsham. who performed the work iii
Very able and impressive manner. as
sisted by Henry Mosher Of China Grange. |
y Harvest supper was served to d large
company of patrons. Program for the
evening was omitted. Remarks for tn
good of tho order We're made by MI. |
Patten and We're botn pleasing and profit
able Two visitors We're present.
SOUTH Harlem Lodge, A. o. L. w,
will install their officers Saturday eye
ming. Jan. H. the members and their |
families are invited also members |
of Ehiteiield Lodge with families. \
baked uean supper will be served.
Members not previously notified are |
requested to trii g p2strv.
WEEKS MILLS.
The Busy Rec Society will meet
Thursday afternoon, Jan II, with Mrs.
Maude Manning. All the Bee. are re-
qucStcd to be present.
Miss Edna NJ White has gone to
Boston to visit friends and relatives.
Rev. Linwood Jones of South China
will preach Sunday afternoon, Jan. 10.
at the A. e. church. Spiritual services
are being held during this week at the
Union church by Rev. Elisha Sawyer.
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Cook of North
Windsor.
Mrs u. y White will spend two
weeks at the home Of +. O. Bonny.
Mrs Ezra Boynton of Liberty is
stopping for an indefinite time with her
daughter. Mrs. George Mari.
f. O. Bonny will serve on the
traverse jury during the next two
weeks
Mrs Walter Murphy and little
daughter have returned home after
spending several weeks at Augusta
There was aneighborhood sing held
Thursday evening at the home of E. c.
Pierce. at which IS We're present. A |
very enjoyable evening was passed.
Mrs. Hollis Crommett is on the sick |
list.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weeks passed |
Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Edward |
Pierce
Miss Arolyn Hewett is at work for
Mrs, Fred Weeks.
MISS lid I1eNett mas gone 10 fdfn-
ington Normal school.
Mrs. Bogues has gone to Augusta for
two weeks to care for John Clark S
daughter who is very sick.
Cyrus y. Davis has purchased five
months old colt of Otis Harmon.
There was recently an entertainment |
at the Woodman hall under the direc |
ton of the North Windsor choir. con-
sisting of select reading. vocal and in
strumental music. This was given as |
surprise to Lewville l.. Proctor r. +. |
d carrier, No. 80, to whom was pre-
scented very nice leather chair, slip
pers. hassock, smoking jacket and |
pipe. These We're presented by the |
people on his route for good service |
and efficient work. 1t was great sur |
prise to Mr. Proctor and he expresses
thanks for being SO kindly remem-
bered.
VASSALBORO.
current Events Cub met Thursday, |
Jan. D. III Camp Wawenuck Mrs
Strong ana Mrs. Webster hostesses
Ihc. enter tanned thu club right roy