Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-19
Johnuette- Tuti|eFami|yRe-
union Well Attended.
Sons Of Veterans Day Observed
By 0. S. Haskell Camp.
A Runaway AocIdeni..no Damage
Personal Notes.

The 18th annual reunion of the Jo-
honnett- Tuttle families was held
Wednesday, Aug. 16. in Palmyra, at
the home of II. G. Johonnett. Fifty
nine relatives are friends were pres
ent. At noon a bountious picnic din
ner was served. In the afternoon a
program was given. consisting OF Old
time songs, and readings by Miss Mary
Smith, Miss Ruth Pearson and George
Wilbur. Remarks were made by Rev
n. r. Pearson, pastor of the Pittsfield
Methodist church and by others. The
officers elected for the ensuing year
were: President. Louis Johonnett;
vice presidents, H. NJ Johonnett, n
T. Sinclair; secretary, Mary Smith
treasurer, II. VI. Johonnett; executive
committee. ]. y. Johonnett, f. S. Jo-
honnett, IVA Lord; entertainment com
mittee, Martha Smith. Those present
from out OF town were: Rev. G. II
Johonnett and family of Hampden; j
y. Johonnett and family of Newport
Rev. NJ r. Pearson and family OF
Pittsfield; Mr.. and Mrs. w. v h.
Lord of Melrose Highlands, Mass
VIM. Soule and family of Hartlahd'
II. M. Lord and family of Hartland'
Mrs. Ida Newcomb and Master Ro-
land of Augusta; Mrs. Anna Leathers
Of Pariman: George Wilbur and Mas
ter Olnev of Hartland.
Miss J. w McLord, who has been
occupying camp near Belfast, left
Friday for her home in Cambridge,
Mass. after few days visit here with
Mrs Jas T. Maynard.
John L. Ffshe of Boston. who has
been in Hartland some time, settling
the estate of his father, the late Lewis
Fishe. was calling Friday on friends
here. Mr.. Fishe will shortly return TO
Boston, accompanied by his mother,
who will make her home with her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Emerson left
Friday for Camp Benson, where they
will occupy a cottage for the re-
mainder of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Sweet are
visiting relatives in Bangor and East
Eddington.
Nelson Elwell of Lynn, Mass, a
former resident of this town, has this
week been visiting friends here.
Miss Eva E. Potter Of Maiden.
place, and who has been in Water
vile for a time. was in town Thurs
day ana Friday as guest of friends.
Or Will Bracket of New York, who
is visiting relatives in this section,
has been the guest this week of his
aunt, Mrs. Mary Bracket.
a lively runaway occurred Friday
forenoon on Main street. when the
horse owned by C. E. Vickery, while
left standing at the Waverly, became
frightened and made a dart for Main
street. He was caught near w. NJ.
Osborne's home. making a distance of
about two miles. With the exception
of a broken rim, no special damage
was done to either the horse or wagon.
Harry Condor visited in Belfast
Thursday with his brothers.
Bert Bradford of St Adams spent
Thursday in town with his sister,
Mrs. Amos j. Melvin, who is very i'll.
Rev, Maria Pushor of Mattawam-
keag is spending vacation with her
father, c. r. Prshor
Mrs. r. NJ Goodwin of Newport
was in town Friday, the guest Of Mrs.
A. IT. Burse.
a large number Of the members of
the Sons Of Veterans. @. S. Haskell
camp, were Friday at Camp Benson,
in observance of Sons of Veterans
day, held IN connection with the
weeks program of the Veterans AS.
ISOLATION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Lancey of
. Monson, Mass, arrived Friday for a
few days visit and to accompany
home Mrs. Lancey's mother, Mrs En-
ma Knowles. who has been visiting
here for the past five weeks
A fine game of baseball was played
Friday afternoon at Camp Benson be-
tween the teams of Pittsield and
Newport. Pittsfeld won, 9 to 8.
The death of Mrs. Mary Jewett oc-
CURED Thursday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Mary Ward, where she
mad been in falling health for a long
time, being helpless for a number of
years as result of a shock. Her age
was about IS years. Besides the
daughter mentioned, two daughters
Mrs. Horton of Lowell, Mass. and
Mrs. Belle Call of Guilford and two
sons. one living in Brunswick and one
in Dexter. survive. Funeral services
VIII De Heid at 4. M. saturday at
the home of Mrs. Ward, West street.
Miss Addie Raymond, who has been
visiting her cousin, s. M Raymond,
was called Friday to her home in
Saugus. Mass, by the illness of her
mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Raymond are
: receiving congratulations on the birth
OF son, Thursday, Aug. II.