Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-20
KENNEBEC.
SIDNEY

NORTH-The funeral service of the
late Nathan A. Benson was held al
the Baptist church at l F. NJ, sunday,
under the charge of Rural Lodge. f.
and 4. NJ. Rev. Albert Leech of Vas
salhero officiating. There were many
beautiful set pieces from the orders
with which he was identified. The
bearers were Simon Hastings. Horace
Roundy, Fred Blake and Charles Tay-
lor. The interment was in the family
lot eff the North Sidney cemetery.
Mrs. A. S. Davenport was a recent
visitor of her sister, Mrs. Mary Bur
rell Of Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Ahbie II. Burgess, who passed
her 18th birthday. Feb. 13, was great
~ SURPRISED and delighted to receive
on shat day 127 birthday greetings
from California. South Dakota. Hi
nois. Indiana. Florida, New Jersey,
pennsylvania, New York, Ma ssachn-
sets and various parts of Maine, in
Guiding her home town.
C. C. Robbins of Augusta was at
home. Sunday.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Null
ford +. Reynolds, formerly of this
town. with their son, Alonzo. two
daughters and their husbands. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. Leroy Healey of Mohawk, N.
", Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Nichols
and their little grandson, Edward Pull
len, who left their home in Augusta,
Nov. 6, to take up their abode in
Zephyrhi!ls. Fla, will be interested to
learn that they are nicely settled there
and favorably impressed with the ell
mae and country.
81 RIVERSIDE.
The Ladies' Aid win give a Washing
toms Birthday party for the pupils of
Riverside school and children in the par
ish, at the home of Mrs. NJ j. Lee.
Wednesday afternoon. Mothers also are
invited.
Miss Elizabeth Crowell, who was oblig-
ed to leave her school on account of a
severe attack of jaundice, arrived home,
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs ]. S. Emery was a visitor IN
Augusta, Monday.
MONMOUTH.
NORTE-There was a real good tenn
perance meeting at the chapel, sun
day evening last, with a good turnout.
President Howard bioody was in the
choir, supported by Vice President
Warren Metcalf. A ell-made record
of the last meeting was read bw the
secretary, Leo G. Moody. Excellent
music was furnished by G. Fl. Cook
quartet. Mr.. Cook sang fine solo.
Mrs. Otis Kimball presided at the or
gan. Harry Coehrane of Monmouth,
gave very able and interesting ad-
dress on prohibition after which
number of testimonies were given
from the audience. These meetings are
increasing in numbers and interest UNI
der the lead of the young officers. Al
! the next meeting, March 8, there viii
| be something to entertain.
John E. Lowell is in critical state
of health.
CHINA.
! SOUTH-Mrs. thurman Morgan. whit
has been very sick, is so far improved
as to be up about the house.
! Edward Chadwick has lately lost hi
I horse.
Miss Ida Pierce, who has been teach
ing the winter term of town school a
Branch Mills, is assisting Mrs. l.. 7
Morse in her housework before ATTENDING
the spring term at Pennington Norma
! school
| Mrs. Orrin Merrill and daughter, Mrs
Walter Harmon of Windsor, passed tn
day, Thursday, with Mrs. Merrill
daughter, Mrs. Horatio Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Dudley passe
Wednesday in Fairfield with Mrs Hele
Percival.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freeman were Il
Waterville, Thursday.
Seventeen from China Grange attends