Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21

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Miss Lufa Taber Is stopping With her
grandparents for an indefinite time.
Mrs. Laura Boggs has returned to the
home of her brother, o. f. Cunningham.
after passing several weeks at Weeks
Mills. Coopers Mills and South Windsor.
Mrs. c. II. Morse. Mrs. Warren Lam
son. Mrs. Anen Taber, Mrs. Arthur Ca
sey. Miss Mabel Sabin, Miss Lura Taber
| and +. Belle Taylor, seven of the mem
bers OF the local Soap Club of Ten, met
at the home Of one OF the members. Mrs.
Henry Taber.i Tuesday evening. Refresh
ments were served, after which fine
musical entertainment was furnished by
CORTLAND Taber and very much enjoyed
by those present. At a late hour the COM
pany left for their respective homes,
wishing Mr.. aud Mrs Taber and son
many happy returns of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Taber and Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Taber were calling upon Mr..
and Mrs Henry Morse of Augusta re-
Gently.
SOUTH-J. s. Gray is confined TO the
house with a severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bullock were in
Augusta Thursday on business.
~ L. iSDhS VI W 0tSA NAiiS was al tAAho
place Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Trask is very low and not
expected to recover.
Mrs. Nancy Preble of Bath. WHO has
been with her niece. Mrs. Bullock, for
four months, has gone to Waterville.
The Ladies' Aid will meet next Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Miles Moody. IT is
hoped there will be a good attendance.
Edwin Bulock's new house is fast near
ing completion. The interior painting and
hard wood finish are nearly done and they
hope to move in during the coming week.
Miss Ida A Glidden of jefferson. who
spent the past week with Mrs. b. o.
Moody, returned to her nome Friday.
READFiELD.
EAST Mrs. Mary j.. Gordon. wife OF
the late j. B. Gordon, died at her res
idence in this town Friday evening,
at the age Of II. Pneumonia being the
disease from which SHE suffered. Four
sons and two daughters survive; the
two oldest sons constituting the firm
of Gordon Brothers of Chisholm and
Liver:nore Falls. lumber dealers and
mill owners The two younger sons
are settled on productive farms near
the home estate. Tine elder daughter
has beer the companion of her mother
in her old age, while the youngest
is prominent teacher in the State.
The deceased has been very happy
IN the love and care and the sue
cess Of her children. and thy are
heritage in which She may well
have been comfortcd and sustained.
Two children died In infancy. and two
brothers. Will Merrill of Manchester
Forks and f S. Merrill. salem. Mass.
also one sister Mrs. Bullock of Man
chester. Mass. survive. Funeral SER
vices at the house Tuesday morning.
MT. VERNON.
WEST-Philip and Signe Anderson
were in Augusta Friday on business.
F. A Dolloff is reported Oh the sick
list.
j. W. Dolloff. Mrs. Annette Carr
and Mrs. Bessie Conway returned
from Watervilie Thursday afternoon.
where they had beer to attend the
funeral of Mr. Dol.off's brother, George
Dolloff
Mrs. William Flagg. who has beer
ii, is allie to be out again.
Miss Dorothy Smith, who has been
very i'll of the Whooping cough. is
much improved.
Miss Ella Foss and little brother Eu-
gene. who have been i'll with whcop-
ing cough. ere improving.
Leon Childs and T.. n. Foss are
putting in their supply of ice.