Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-25
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Miss -Nb3t T.. oiUu "it'rtaIlea IL =
NJ. &. |. teachers at her holac Thurs
daV evening III most pleasant nan
ncr \ program was given consisting
of cnlareements on Mother Goose mel
odieS and books illustrations. y tea-
ture of the evenin" was a reading
Seeing Things at Night" b% Miss
Stinchfield, teacher et elocution. Dur
ing the reading the rooms We're dark
ened and various objects We're passed
rapidly through the rooms. At the
close the lights We're turned On and
those present were asked TO relate
what they saw, tie affair atfordmg
much merriment. Miss Coffin served
delicious refreshments.
The vi. G. |. faculty and students
rendered a reception at $50 Z. ".
Thursday to the local trustees of the
school at the dormitory. Prof. +. L.
I.andman. principal of the school, act
cd as postmaster. Toasts We're re-
sponded to by Rev. z. *. Jordan. Dr..
T.. G. Bryant, Miss Lillian Norton.
preccptrcss. and three young men stu
dents OF the upper classes. Rev. j. j.
HUI Of Lewiston. financial agent. was
present and made a speech. During tn"
banquet tlrc board presented a gold
watch to Miss Carrie Frost. Who i; in
charge Of the dormitory.
George r Osborn OF New York, n
former resident of this town. Later goI
ing 10 Ilartland. where he is connect
ed with the Fuller-Osborn Skirt facJ
tory, has been in town this week. look
ing after the interests of tho pittsiield
branch. which has been closed fer
some time. but will open within d few
weeks.
Mrs +. l.. Bclchor of Brockton,
Mass, who was called to Augusta two
weeks ago by the death of her father.
the late l.. +. Miller Of PALMYRA. has
returned home, after Il visit in Pad
myra with ner mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richmond Of
Woodstock. VT. who have been visit
irg Mr.. I.ichIaonds mother in Liver
more Falls is in town for Il few DAYS
visit with friends before going 10
Toy To visit relatives.
Mrs. :. NJ. Raymond met with q bad
accident Friday forenoon by slipping
and falling IN the icy walk on Man
son street she received injuries to
one shoulder ard several rilw were
cracked.
Mir. ard Mrs. Allen Hackett. who
have been visiting in Boston, are
spending tcw days in Bangor.
Mrs. Martha RoStrum of Bangor
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. IT.
l.. SpaNldng.
Cord;;n pobsor. left Friday for Ban
@1r. where he will be the guest until
saturday Of \. II. Babcock.
Gov. j. j. Hun of Lewiston is the
guest # Rev. f. X. Jordan and fam
ily
Miss Elsie Haskell went to Bruns
wick Thursday Tor fr% DAYS visit
with her brother. G. u. HASKELL lr,
student at RowdoiH.
The members of tho Golden Rul"
Bible class ut the Free Baptist sun
day school conducted successful
Fcod sale Friday afternoon, in the or
flee of tn. Matthews Printing Co.
Postmaster :. +. Haskell left Thurs
dav for Portland. before leaving on q
business trip To Washington. ID. c..
Atlanta. Ga and other Southern
20 intS.
The death of Mrs. Sybil ,Maxim)
Nithcc. wife of the late Charles y.
W lthte, occurred ! lui ilitHt' 49,
er a short illness with the grip. Her
age was 81 years. 5 months, - days
Mrs. Withee had been a resident oI
this town for the past eight years ana
VAS highly esteemed by large circle
of friends Three daughters. Mrs. May
Beetham of Millinocket, Miss Hattie
Withee of Warren and Mrs. l.. l..
Moody of this town. and three sons.
George A., Charles and Everett of this
place. survive. y prayer service will
be conducted at A. NJ. Saturday, aft
or which the remains will be taken to
Madison, her former home, where the
intcrmcnt will be made.
The fire department was called out
about T.. NJ. Friday for what was
thought to pc fire in the dry house
Of the Pioneer mill, but which proved
to be only dense smoke which was
caused by using Il new dryer which
had recently been put in the mill,