Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-31
LINCOLN.
JEFFERSON.

LINOOLN.
JEFFERSON.
SOUTH-There are several cases of
the grip in this vicinity, at present
The pastor gave a very interesting
and instructive talk. last Sunday
morning, regarding THE Men and Re
ligion Movement"
Mrs. f. j. Hale returned to her
home at Lynn, Mass, last Wednesday,
having been called here to attend the
funeral of her uncle, George w. Clark.
Moses Erskine, Jr., made a business
trip to Boston. last week.
The pupils of the Trasl school will
give an entertainment at the Good
Templars hall next Friday evening,
Feb. ?. The proceeds will be used to
purchase a stand for dictionary.
The Free baptist church and So
ciety will hold its annual business
meeting, Saturday evening. Feb. 3. at
the home of Ora Boynton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Boynton visited
his brother Williston at East Pittston,
last Sunday.
WHlTEFiELD
Fred Fl. Hatch, a prominent citizen of
this town, died at II o'clock Monday fore
noon, after a short illness from pneumo-
mia, resulting from a cold. He was born
in Alma 30 years ago, but had lived in
Whitefleld since boyhood The wife and
one son survive. Mr.. Hatch was a men,
Der of Sheepscot Lodge, No. 122, I. O. o.
F., of Whtefield, also of the Whitefield
Fish and Game Club. He was chairman
of the school committee, and for four
years had been a sub carrier on the
Whitefeld r. T. u. No. l. Funeral SER
vices will be held at the church, at l r.
VI. Friday.
Alice NJ, wife of Hon. Lore IT. Ford
died suddenly, at o'clock Monday morn
ing, at her home in this town, aged 81
years. The husband and two sons sur
vive. Funeral services will be held at
the home, at 1 O'Clock Thursday after
noon.
WlscAssET.
Ernest Knight of Camden spent the
week end with his father c. p. Knight.
on Federal street.
installations in the several orders
have kept the town busy the past two
weeks.
Frank Colby vas thought to be seri-
ously i'll the last Of the week.
Tom Rankin was at home from
Whitefield over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Rines il visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Chester Vannah. at her home
in North Newcastle.
Mrs. Edward Jones who has been i'll
so long is said TO be better.
Miss Edna Merrill was at home
from Portland over Sunday.
Cards announcing the birth of a son
Jan. %, We're received, the last of The
week, from Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf Row
land of Jersey City, n. j. Mrs. Row
land was Miss Frances Albee of Wis
casset.
DRESDEN.
Christopher Patterson and wife have
moved to Richmond. They are rent
ing what was formerly known as the
Harlow house.
Mr.. Grey, the occulist, who has NOV
ed here from Boston has recently had
a telephone placed in his home.
The town schools will close, Friday
for a long vacation. This term has
been strenuous for the teachers and
pupils who have had long distances to
go.
Capt and Mrs. Alfred Call of Bath
Were Weekend visitors in town.
Those who We're fortunate to receive
an invitation TO the private assembly,
held at Pownalboro hall, last Friday
evening, unanimously declare it one of
the incest affairs held there. The en-
tertainers were the unlucky members
of the Sixty-three Club-those having
the lowest scores. They eXerted them
selves to have all present pass an en-
joyable evening. Music was furnished
by Lees orchestra of Gardiner and
dancing was participated until past
midnight. Mr. Lees son of nine years
played the traps, keeping perfect
time. The little fellow Won the APP
plause of everyone with his gentle
manly ways and his love for music.
Cake and coffee We're served at inter-
mission.
Mayors orchestra played at Wis
casset, Friday evening.
Another chicken pie supper will be
held, for the benefit of the B. A.
senior class, at the Town hall in the
near future.
Miss Effie Blinn and friend Miss
Wiley also Mr.. Wilson We're guests
at the sixty Three" hop, Friday eve
ming.
The Eastern Star held a public in
stallation and the following We're
elected to fill the chairs for the en-
suing year: w. NJ, Mrs. Fannie
Houdlette; w. P, Wilbur Cote; treas
urer. Alice Blinn; secretary, Chester
Burke; chaplain, Ella Bickford; Ada,
Jessie Houdlette; Ruth, Frances
Sturmer; Esther, Mrs. Nellie Lord
Martha, Marion Carey; Electa,
Frances Pushard. warden BELLE Lit
tie; Sen, Ernest Palmer; organist,
Mrs Jennie Ham. The officers were
installed by Miss Mary Pierce assisted
by Nellie Thomas, both ladies being
from Richmond. Visitors from out of
town We're present and banquet was
rendered at the conclusion of the in
stallation.
MILLS-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert