Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16


Ief the most valuable in this section
of the town. lie had acquired good
property by a life of industry. Mr..
Morrill, was never married. an older
sister being his companion and house
keeper. The sister and one brother,
c. c. Morrill,: also two nieces, survive.
children of another brother, j. =. Nor
rill veteran of the Civil War. who
died several years ago. The deceased
had been very low for several weeks
but had the best of care by a profess
sional nurse from the Augusta Gen
eral hospital. Arrangements for the
funeral have not yet been made. The
deceased was Il prominent member OF
Lafayette Lodge, f. and a. NJ, of this
town.
RIVERSIDE.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Wednesday
afternoon at Good Templar's hall. fol-
lowed by supper and social in the even
ing. All are corlially invited.
Mrs Stephen Strong is reported to b.
very III with bronchial pneumonia.
Rev. Il. NJ. Peacock returned Saturday
from Bangor, where he had been III at
tendance at the exercises OF ConvocatloH
week ut the Theological seminary
q. f. Rand spent sunday at his home
in Detroit.
Nlmon Laiten of Gardiner was N'sI-
| tor over Sunday at J. 5 Emcry's.
CROSS HILL.
Mrs. George W. CroWcl. WHO mas
been passing several weeks at tne
| Zone of her parents. Mir. ana MIS-. )
5 Briggs. returned Monday to hoi
| home III Rome.
| Mrs J. y. Richardson. Who has
| been suffering with tonSilltlS' iS NOV
very much better
Mr.. and Mrs II. q. Dickcy ut Souta
| Eassdlboru. were callers sunday III
| the place.
Bert Austin is hauling lumber from
| MeFarlanc's mill to Ii" east Sh"f'
| of Webber pond and will build cot
| tage there i'll the spring.
| George Tubcy is hauling lumber t"
| build three cottages in til" ncar ~
ture on Austins point. 1t is under
| stood that Tobcy and Jones Will nave
| the contract to do the carpenter work.
| belmont Briggs and Melvin T"beH
| are yarting logs from TIE Harnden
place TO McFarlanes mill
Mahlon Brann oi East 'Vassalbor"
| was in the place Thursday on bust
| ness
Karl Gates of East E;ssalbo:o Was
on the Hill Thursday ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tobey We're III
| Augu&ta Friday calling on friends.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Clark was in Augusta
Friday on business and calling on old
| acauaintauces. & n
PiTTSToN.
| EAST-F. *. sullivan has gone TO
Wiscassct. where IL is employed i'll
hauling lumber
Tho usual prayer ~ervic" u the
week will be held on Thursday eve
ming with Mrs. Myra Reid.
John Milton OF Gardiner was here
on Friday and Saturday to look after
some work in the village cemetery.
Master Harry Garter whe has been
spending Il few months with his
grandmother. Mrs. T. ". MaeFadlen
| in Dresden. has returned to his home.
Several of the young men of this
place are nov employed upon the ice
fields.
DR.. J. +. Odiorne Of Whitelield, vas
a caller Monday i'll this place.
Fred Hunt returned Monday from a
short visit in Augusta.
SIDNEY
Clinton tioodilue Is in Boston II q
business trip.
". 3. Manter is having MS fay
pressed.
The Misses Nina and Iva Youns Of
Watcrvi)lc. passed asst week with
their aunt. Mrs. J. 3. Sawtelle.
Martin Goodhue and John Burgess
were in Skowhegan last week collect
i0g ashes for fertilizer
Mrs. Daniel Bartlett and Mrs. Ethyl
Swift passed several days last week
| with Mrs. C..as. Wheeler of Oakland.
FulsJn Tillsen purchased pronis-
| ing colt recently OF L. y. Bartlett oi
Belgrade.
The funeral of Francis Lagrcc was
t"ld Saturday afternoon at o'clcck at
| the home. Rev. &. y. Hayden of Oak
land onciated. Bt sides Il wife he i
| survived by one daughter and thr =
| 9pG;S Intcrlnent was made ia tlis
cemetery at Oakland.
Mrs. Frank Morrison, WHO has heeli
| III several Inonths. passed away at her
| home sunday afternoon. Funeral ar
| rangeincnts viii be announced latcr