Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-19
PITTSTON.

RI oN.
The Progressives of Pittston organ
lied, Friday evening. The officers
elected were: Chairman. Charles NJ.
F'ossett: Sec, A. Z. Lord Treas.
W. S. Brookins. The following COM
mittee was elected: 6. r. Mansur. c.
X. Greene, E. A. Lapham, Z. Z. Brook
ms. George Sparrow. Arthur Ripley
and f. S. Woodman. Charles NJ. Fos-
sett was elected member of the coun-
ty committee.
NORTH-Mrs. Ann (Burton) Plum
mer, widow of the late Aaron Plum
mer, passed peacefully away at her
home On the Gardiner road, Saturday,
Oct 12 Through the many months
OF failing health she had been tender
" cared for by her son. Linwood c.
Hiummer. assisted for 4 brief time in
the winter months by a sister and
aunt who came from Massachusetts,,
and in the last few weeks by Mrs
Dudley of Randolph Mrs. Plummer, for
many years was a member of the
Methodist Episcopal church. ever
faithful to its teachings and anxious
to advance its cause. While health
permitted she was a constant attend
ant at the church services and Sunday
School in which she was much inter-
ested. A member. also, of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union,
she was always ready to advocate its
principles and lend a hand tn further
its instruction. Besides the son at
home, Linwood. d daughter in Cam
bridgeport, Mass, son in Lowell,
Mass, and enc in Oregan mourn the
loss of a faithful and devoted mother.
Funeral services were held at her late
home. Tuesday afternoon. Rev. c. Il.
Jones officiating Many neighbors and
friends were present to testify to the
respect and esteem in which she was
held The floral tributes We're many
and beautiful. Oliver Gould, Thomas
Beckwith. G.. B. Putnam and George
sparrow were bearers. Interment was
in the Cemetery at North Pittston.
Mr.. and Mrs f. P. Morrill, and +. A.
McGugin left on the boat, Tuesday, for
an extended visit with relatives In
Massachusetts. Mr. McGugin will re-
turn in a few days, While Mr.. and
Mrs Morrill, will remain a few weeks
and extend their visit to friends in New
Hampshire.
Charles Manson is at his nome Tor
a brief vacation from his duties as
night Waterman at TIE Maine Cen
trail Freight station, Gardiner.
Congratulations are extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Morrill, of Shrews-
bury. Mass. on the advent, Friday
Oct II, of a little daughter TO glau
den their home. Mr. and Mrs. Morrii'
were former residents Of this place.
School No II, Miss Gertrude spar
row. teacher, held ar entertainment
at the schoolhouse, Thursday evening
hich, considering the ages OF the pu-
pills. was a most successful affair Inc
house was well filed with the parents
and friends of the school, to whom the
evening was one OF enjoyment. cake
and ice cream were on sale, and these
with the small admission fee will add
a neat little sum to the treasury of the
leagues The following was the pro-
gram for the evening: Dialogues by
members of the school; Rotations by
Addie Arnold, Hazel Atkins, Earle
Lewis, Walter Lambert, Iris Belyea,
Blanche Belyea and George Arnold;
Song by Grace Lambert; song by
blanche and Iris Belyea; song by
Olive Lambert and Addie Arnold
singing by school-(;race Bahb, Ella
Bahb, Miss Thompson. Florence Bel
yea. Iris Belyea, Blanche Belyea, Ad-
die Arnold, Hazel Atkins. Peall Lam
bert, Grace Lambert, Olive Lambert,
Walter Lambert, Earle Lewis. Jesse
Lewis George Arnold.
school No. 10, North Pittston, Miss
Josephine kealey, teacher, win give
one of its fine entertainments in con-
neetion with a Box supper. Monday
evening, Oct Is, to which all are COR
daily invited. Ladies are politely re-
quested to bring boxes filled with good
things to eat for two persons TO be
placed on sale. the proceeds to go to-
wards the league treasury.