Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-01
...:..P|TTSF|ELD.

home on the canaan road il at az
of So years, being one Of the on 81 res
idents of the town. He ha< ben il
failing health for some tn he wa
born in Dover and had Hade Pitts
field his home for about 35 years. 70
a number of years he drove the stag
from this town TO Canaan. rarely
missing trip. A widow, Mrs. Ann
Spearfn. a son, Oscar Spearin. who
made his home with his parents, and
one daughter, Mrs. John Maxfield of
this place. survive. The funeral ser
vices will be held at p. NJ Sunday at
the home.
Mr. and Mrs w NJ. Bigelow have
returned from a weeks fishing at
Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Davis Of Spokane,
Wash, who have been visiting in Elk
eter, returned to Exeter Friday. after
J passing a few days here with Mr.. and
sadrs Roger Varnum and Mr. and Mrs.
! VIC. Storey.
kAche Lawn party given at the Uni
y&fSHlist church Friday afternoon and
evenfr1 was a very pleasant affair. The
afternoon WAS, gir&n to the children s
pleasure. A feature was parade
made up 9l scs y, doll carriages.
littles {Ponys were at the dis
posak 35<zthe children for riding. Ice
cream aS sold. In the evening the fol-
lowing prng<am MAS given; Violin solo.
Lewis Hask ei Dlan6 solo, Bernice
Sherbarne 81 Newport. A musical
comedy me White Caps" which was
giveraS5y eight young ladies on an
out ofYioef $tage erected for the coca
sion: ~io. Miss Margaret Bruce
of Ne}li The lawn was prettily
deeofafea fbfxfhe event which was
given uBsflef tie auspices of the Y. P.
e Miss olivia wilmington, a teacher at
Kent's Hill. has been the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. n r. Pearson. Miss Wiling
ton left Friday for a visit in Foxcroft
Rev. n. r. Pearson, pastor of the
local Methodist church. was in North
Palermo THURSDAY evening and deliv-
cred ad1s address at the Quarterly con-
ference in place OF Rev D. 3. Phalen,
district superintendent, who is con-
fined ID his home at Ash Point by o
serious Illness. Mr.. Pearson was in
East vassatboro Friday forenoon and
gave an address on the 'sPtifpaaeuf the
Sunday school" at the sulea School
Institute.
Pittsfield Grange WIZ holdSno. more
meetings until tho last saturday in
July, giving the farmers time flor hay
ing. The members of the Grange will
serve a public dinner Julys4 and will
present a patriotic program at 2SO
o'clock in the afternoon at Grange hall.
Addresses win be given by Rev, r. X.
Jordan and others.
The pastor will preach at the Univer-
saiist church Sunday morning to the
members of Co. A, n. G. s. NJ. who
will attend the services in a body.
RevaE. X. Jordan returned Thursday
from IseNiston, where he attended
Bates C&mmencement and re-
union Of lasclass.
Mrs. John McCreggor and daughter.
Miss Emily McGreggor of Lincoln ar
;ivaa IN town Friday for aaves'ss.enst
list vita Mrs, A. r. BroEn ana
iaug der Miss Jf. =. sietphelf
mr.. and Mrs. George IT, Osborn OF
New York and his mother Mrs. Anna
this Town, who have been guests OF
friends in Hartland. were in Pittsf1eid
Thursday en- route to Parlin pond 70
enjoy. a fishing trip,
Miss Alice Murphy of Old Town u
the guest for over the Fourth of july
of Mrs. w. 3. McGilvery.
Captain F. Y. Whiting of Hampden
was the guest Thursday of Capt. VIM
L. Ross.
Joe, Allen. who has returned from
aNyea~s visit 4 Pasadena, Call witt
MS daughter, al ived in town Thurs
day for an extencad visit with ahl
daughter Mrs. James .. rs vnard IA
fhesLancey House.
Mrs. Florice Marden and daugh.
Elaine. were in Portland Friday.
q Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Fowle and daugh
ter of Bangor. who are returning IRON
a visit in Boston. were guests Frida!
\ Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Getcheil.
Misses Leila and Bessie Gilman leI
THURSDAY for a 10-days visit with reia
tfves in Belfast and Searsmont