Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-24
LINCOLN.
JOICE.

JOiCE.
Nh and Mrs. Ernest punton went Fri
day Ia South jefferson To attend the
funeral of Mrs Duntons grandmother
MI .atah Knight. WHO passed away
Tuesday. AUG 15 at the home of her
son in Portland at the advanced age of 81
years aud seven months The excessive
heat in July seemed to overcome her and
she never rallied from its effects. Mrs
Knight was well known and highly re-
spected in Whitefeld and many of the
surrounding towns. She was the widow
of the late Deacon knight aud they were
for many years. prominent members of
the Whitetield Baptist church at King S
Mills
Elmer Lewis son of tie late Alden
Lewis of Whiteheld. is being showered
with congratulations by his many Brock
ton friends on his appointment as state
inspector of factories and public buildings
in Massachusetts Mr.. Lewis was one
of 81 who took the civil service examina-
ton and was one of Il to qualify. Three
new men were appointed by Governor
Foss, and Mr. Lewis was one of the three
to receive the appointment. special
meeting of the city council Of Brockton
was called to act upon his resignation as
superintendent of public property, and
inspector of buildings and he entered up
on the duties of his new ONCE this week
Mrs. Clara Call of Worcester, Mass.
and Mr. and Mrs Alden Knight of Port
land visited their niece, Mrs. Lizzie Dun
ton on their return from the funeral of
their mother at South Jefferson.
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her mother. Mrs Joseph Glidden. and
aunt. Mrs Harriet Glidden were visitors
last week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Lewis.
DR.. Fred Jewett of Brooklyn. n. Y.
and George Jewett of Boston. recently
called on their cousin. Mrs. Horatio
Lewis
Mrs. Or. Johnson and son Alfred and
little son Aline, of Augusta, and Miss
Marjorie Plant of Gardiner, were callers
last week on relatives and friends here.
JEFFERSON.
Excavating for the new schoohouse Is
in progress.
Arthur Jackson of Boston is spending
a vacation at J. W Eugley's.
Mrs A j. Hall has returned from
weeks visit in Bath.
Chester Weeks Of Kansas is visiting
his brother, George Weeks, who is very
sick.
Mrs. Emma Cottle who has been visit
ing her father, H. c. Fiagg. returned to
HallowelI TUESDAY
Mrs Annie B. Fish and Miss Rena E.
Fish of somerville, Mass, are visiting
Mrs Fish s. parents. Mr. and Mrs. r.
Castle.
Mrs T.. l. Jaskson and son Byron of
Dorchester. Mass. are passing a Vaca-
ton at f G Jackson's.
Mr. and Mrs Johu Nutter of Montville
were calling upon relatives in town last
week
l. ". Castle aud Mrs. r. g. Burgess
attended the funeral Friday of Mrs. Vi
letta lrask at South Hope.
| The jefferson band serenaded Mr. and
Mrs Richard Potter Monday evening at
| North Nobeboro.
| The Methodist SUNDAY school of Wins
lows MiIIs held a picnic Tuesday on
Crescent Beach
| Mrs. James NJ Eugley died Tuesday
morning. The funeral will be held Thurs
lday.
| &SoITH.-Rev. p. II, Jones is visit
ing this week az Bunker Hill.
| The funeral Of Mrs, Sarah Knight,
who died Wednesday, Aug. Is, At che
home of her son, Alden. at Woodfords
at the advanced age of 81 years, Was
held at > P. NJ last Friday at the
church in this place. conducted by
Rev. John Pettensill assisted by Rev
N. $. Burbank Appropriate music
was furnished ~ Mrs. Matilda Trdsb
Boynton
| Mrs. George " Clark and son, Her
bert attended the funeral last FRI
day of her sister Mrs Sylyanu.
Trask, at South Hope.
| core HemeuwaN of Boston is spend
ing two weeks with his parents, Mr.
land Mrs. w f. Hemenway.
Mir. and Mrs. john Nutter and t"f
Ichildren OF Moutville Me. visited
Mrs Ada ]. Clary last "Wednesday
and Thursday.
There will be an entertainment al
the church next saturday evening foi
the benefit of the cemetery fund Mrs
Katherine Rfdgeway Hunt will assist
on the program, also several othei
| visiting friends who are interested II
this enterprise.
Mrs. Rachel King of Dorchester
Mass, is visiting her brother, George
w. Clark.