Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-02
Several PittsfieId People
Lose by Bangor Fire.
Nominating Committee Named
by BapIIs! Sunday School.
Meeting OF Sebasticook Encamp
ment, ko.43, l.0.0.F.- Personals.

Great excitement was manifested
here Sunday night by the fire in Ban
eor which was plainly reflected in the
sky over this village. A.. ]. Loder of
this town, who has a green house In
Bangor and who was spending sunday
with his family here and eleven other
citizens went to Bangor on the early
Pullman Monday Mr. Loder's green
honse escaped the confiasration. but
he and Mrs. Loder lost room furnish
ihgs and clothing which they had for
their occupancy in house While in
Bangor. Their loss Monday was not
fIf4iy known. Miss Clara Collins, Gaugh-
ter of Mrs Charles c. Chandler of this
town, and who is employed in Bangor,
arrived in town Monday forenoon. Miss
Collins lost all her belongings except
the clothing which she had on. A large
number Of local people We're in Bangor
Monday to view the ruins.
Mrs Eva y. stevens visited relatives
over sunday in Thorndike.
prof Robinson of the faculty of NJ
C. l., was in Unity Sunday the guest
of his aunt.
Miss lsna Tucker passed Satue lay
and Sunday in Fairfield, the guest Of
Mrs. El0sSle Smell.
Mrs. f. f. BRIGHAM was in Malta
wamkeag Sunday to attend the funeral
service of her half brother, Fred Seek
ms, whose death occurred Friday by
accidental shooting. A widow and chill
dren survive, also brother. George
Seelxins of Sangerville. and two sisters.
one Of whom is Mrs. Goodrich of this
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gee. who have oecu-
pied the George b. Ritchie house on
Hartiand avenue are moving into the
Samuel Pushor house on West street.
Miss Esther Morrison, who is EN-
ployed al the Augusta court house
passed Sunday at her home mere.
H. r. Walker of the firm of Beals &
Walker, whose mill here was DESTROY
ed by fire Saturday night, arrived in
town Monday from the vicinity Of
Manstream, where he is engaged in
driving large number of logs to this
village. On Monday Mr.. Walker had no
plans in regard to rebuilding. On ac-
count of the lack OF water the drive
of logs is slow work
DR.. Y. T. Lathbury returned Sunday
from Boston, where he went Friday to
accompany Mrs. Frenk Hackett of Wa
teryille. who has relatives in this town.
to a hospital, where she underwent a
critical surgical operation. Her cendi-
ton Monday was as favorable as could
be expected.
Miss Emma Googin of Camden re-
turned home Monday, after an over
Sunday visit with her sister. Mrs. VIII
liam Aveyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Sweet were
made happy Monday by the birth of a
daughter.
Harry Penney and family. who have
occupied the X. A. Cenant house on
Peltoma avenue, have moved into the
William Fluff house.
At the Free Baptist Sunday school
Sunday forenoon a nominating COM
mittee comprising L. NJ LORD, MS
Minnie Porter and Miss Nellie Rand
was chosen to report a list of officers
next Sunday at the annual meeting of
the Sunday school.
Sebasticook Encampment, No. 33, I.
o. o. f., viii have q meeting Wednes-
dav evening for work on two candi-
dates,
Rev. N. r. Pearson. late of the Meth
odist church in Waldoboro, began his
duties Sunday as pastor of the Pitts
field Methodist church. preaching a
very helpful and interesting sermon.
Mr.. Pearson's family will arrive with
in a short time
.. II. Drake, superintendent of the
local schools, Miss Norton, Miss Cof-
20 fin, Miss Stinchfield. and Miss Packard.
teahers in town, were in Hartland
Monday. where they gave papers at the
meeting Of the East Somerset Educa-
tional Association.