Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-13
KENN EBEC.
IiTCHFiELO

LiTCHFiELD.
Mrs A. c. Horton. who has hcon i'm
Massachusetts for the past two months.
returned home Monday
otto Il. Keith of Brooklno, Mass. is
visiting his wife. who has been spending
the winter with her brother. \ u Bari
lett
Mrs Keith who has been on the sick
list. is around the house
Miss Mary Allen is at home for short
time
Mrs. Fred Baker. who has been sick
for tho past six weeks. Is able to sit Up
and he around her room
Herbert Allen of Auburn passed sun
dav At home
MONMOUTH.
EAST-W Winfield Howard : youngest bov
is i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs c T. Willard has been visiting
her daughter Rondnla in Auburn
Mrs. Wesley Frost Is i'll with innu
enza.
MIR and Mrs. Ernest Cram have re-
turned from a visit To Sanford and
Chaplelgh
Mrs Mae Woodbury.. is the guest Of her
brother Lamont Leech.
Mrs VIII Thompson is i'll with the
grip.
Rev Ellsworth Crockett Of Chestcrville
has been tn" guest during the past week
Of his cousin, Mrs. Calvin Hal
MIS-. y Z. Cram is i'll
CHINA.
The funeral services OF the late Mrs.
Maude WILSON y blot. wife OF y. II.
Abbott. were neld Wednesday after
noon at thu Methodist church. Miss \.
f Brown, pastor of the church. spoke
briefly. but most impressivelY from
Rev xiv:13, .Bl' ssed are the dead
which die in the Lord" Mrs Abbott
had been a patient, accomplishing SUI
ferer for months with consumption.
She was 4 devoted. consistent Chris
tian member of the NJ T.. church. a
faithful wife, loving mother and Il
kind. helpful neighbor and friend. She
was a member Of the Relief Corps and
the Grange. The husband and thre"
children mourn her loss. She was about +
40 years OF age.
WINDSOR
NORTH-A. p. Haskell is i'll with s
tOnsilitis.
Frank Colburn, who has been ill., is
convalescent.
Leola Pierce has closed q very sue
cessful term Of school at North Wind i
SCR and has returned to her home inE
Augusta Z
Mrs. Carrie Jones was recent guest
of Mrs. Lillian Haskell. E
John Pierce of Augusta has been in
town recently. calling on old friends
and relatives.
Owing to the bad condition Of tuei
roads in this section, no one could at
tend the Ladies' Union this week at
Mrs. C. +. Taylor's.
Stanley Turner was recent guest OF
Mr., and Mrs. Woodbury. Jones.
Friends OF Stephen Pierce viii be
interested to learn that he has re-
turned to his home in Belfast from
California where he has been for sin
years
MT. VERNON.
At hor home in Church street, Mti
Vernon village. on the morning of Febl
Sth. Mrs. Robinson, widow of Samuel
s. RobinsoE passed peacefully away
after few days illness. She had beer
IL lifelong resident Of this town and
was much respected in the community
Her old age was beautiful. Through
out the summer ard INTO late autumnl
on fine days, she frequently made
calls. and on her )2nd birthday in MOI
vcmber of last year. made an autOt
mobile trip to Waterville to spend tn
day With her granddaughter. Sinc{
her husbands death in 1892 she has
had the COMPROMISING of her daugh
ter. Mrs. Dora Persons. who had cared
for her most tenderly in her dcclnins
wears. BESIDES the daughter. n grand
daughter, Miss Myrtle Robinson. wh}
reached her bedside q few hours befOrt
she passed away. survive. Mrs. Rob-
inson was for many years n devoted
member Of the BAPTIST chuch. ThH
funeral will be held Friday. at 1 p. NJ
i'm the Baptist church. Rev. II. NJ
Purington of Turner. 6 former pastoE
will of1iciate. and the remains will b
placed in the receiving tomb, in thu
Robinson cemetery. III
Mrs. r. Fl. Jacobs, VINO has bee a
very i'll for several weeks. is reporte%
to be improving.
Miss Lucy Carson, who came hOm
from kcnt's Hill for the week end, ha u
not been able to return, because of W
bad cold.