Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-04
P|TTSFIELD.

The funeral services of the late Eli
mer Jacob Ney We're held at =. NJ.
sunday, at his late home on Main
street. Rev. T. s. Walker, pastor of
the Cniversalist church officiating.
Vocal selections were rendered by MIR,
ans Mrs. +. 4. Conant. There was a
profusion OF beautiful floral tributes.
The cut town relatives present were
a SON. Revert w. Ney and wife of
Cleveland, Ohio; a granddaughter.
Miss Esther Morrison. Of the State
pension office in Augusta, Mr.. and Mrs
Juan Goedale Of Troy and Mrs Ida
Hatch of Cambridge. The remains
We're taken, Sunday, to Lowell. Mass,
where the interment will be made,
Monday The remains We're accompa
MED from here hy Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Ney, VINO win return to Cleveland
from Lowell, and Miss Esther Morri-
son ana her brother, Robert Morrison
of this town.
The Sophomore class of NJ, c. |. held
Friday evening, Halloween social
in Powers hall with an appropriate
program. The han was decorated for
the occasion.
The East Somerset Pomona Grange
will meet with Cambridge Grange.
Wednesday, Nov g.
Henry Fitzgerald, who has been de-
siener ut the Pioneer mill for the past
two years, and who has resigned his
position to go 10 Enfield, y. H., was
presented. Saturday. with a gold Ma
sonic charm and stick pin as q token
of esteem by his associates at the
mill.
DR. F.. A. Porter and A. B. Douglass
of this town. who in company with
Harry l.. Goodrich, Ed McCabe and
Bert Cole Of Palmyra. have been on a
two weeks hunang trip in Willimantie,
have returned home. Dr. Porter
brought deer, which he captured.
Others in the party We're also success
ful. While in camp they entertained
II. c. Hunter and i. G. Parsons of this
town, Linnie Goodrich of Palmyra.
and Herman Prescott OF Rockland.
Mrs D.. t. Fiske of Damariscotta,
who has been visiting here With her
daughter, Miss Louise Fiske left, sun
day. for a short visit with friends in
Waterville. She was accompanied by
her daughter. who Will return. NON
dav. t. Pittstield.
Miss Elise Haskell Went to Boston.
Saturday. for visit with her sister
Miss Ethel Haskell.
Mrs. Guy Fuller and two little
daughters of Hartland left here, Sat
urday. for visit with relatives in
Lewiston.
A. II. Pushor, who has been passing
q vacation at the Walker Lumber
camps in Harmony. returned. Satur-
day
Mrs f. l.. Cook Of Palmyra went,
Saturday, TO Bangor, for a visit with
her sister, Mrs stephen Watson.
AS a result of the dinner. supper,
sale ard entertainment held Friday, in
Grange hall, the Methodist Ladies Ala
Society cleared over $40.
It. r. smith left. Saturday. for
Fryeburg to join Mrs. Smith, who is
visiting her parents.
Miss Vera Conant is passing, va.
cation with friends in Gardiner
Earl Spaulding went to Waterville,
Saturday, TO witness the Maine-Soipy
football game and to visit over sun
day with relatives.
The members of the Junior Bible
class Of NJ c. l. held, Friday evening"
= sumner at the Free Ba ptist church.
Mrs. ERNEST loale ol Itdstoii Go =
guest, Friday night, of Rev. and Mrs.
F. S. Walker.
Mrs. Lula Gilman of Brewer is IN
West Pittsfield called by the critical
illness of her niece Mrs. Matt H..
Pease. sister from out of town ar
rived here. Saturday.
The local post office was closed from
to p NJ, Saturday afternoon, IN
observance of the funeral of the late
Vice President ]. S. sherman
News was received here, Sunday, OF the
disappearance of Mrs. Alice Buker wife
of A. f. Buker of Hartland, and grave
fears were entertained that she was
drowned. She was missed by her family
about o'clock, Saturday afternoon, ana
a searching party was instituted. Her
glasses were found on bridge that con-
meets an island near her home and locat-
ed back of what was known as the Will
lard Smith place. Further up the river
her cape was found near the gates
which were open to the dam. The river
was dragged all day, Sunday, and no
trace had been found ofeh body, Sunday
night.