Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-13

| Illustrated lecture will be given on "Our
| Filipino Cousins
| CHINA.
| SOUTH-China Grange held regu-
| lar session March 6 with a good at
| tendance All officers but two being
| present All routine business and re-
! cess over the lecturer gave out the
following program; Piano and eornet
solo, Mildred Doe and Hadley Chad
wick. Jr.; remarks by Worthy Master
/ Holmes; solo in German by Perry
! Leach, encored; dialogue, Popping
| the Question Mildred Bradford and
! Christine Weber; slight of hand per-
| Torrance, Cony Weber; question box,
| Esther Coffin. 1t was voted to hold an
| all-day meeting, March 20, and invite
! Windsor Grange to meet with them.
| READFiELD.
! EAST-Funeral services of the late
/, Mrs. Lydia Garlic We're held in SAM
! gerville, March 7, and We're attended
! by Mrs. N. s. Luce, G.. L. Clough and
| Mrs James McKenney. The deceased
was q sister of the late c. A. Clough
| and Henry Clough, of this town, and
/ was 50 years old Asa Carrie, a cousin,
/ accompanied them home for a short
/ visit.
Henry Jackson North jay, is visit
I ing his sister, Mrs. Alice Dudley.
W. T. Mace has purchased new
| gasoline engine of Albert Stevens of
| Winthrop.
| Henry Cole of Readfield Depot has
| purchased the Hermann place in this
/ neighborhood. This is one of the most
| desirable residences in this section
| T. Fl. Thomas is reported to have
purchased the Briggs residence in
Winthrop, on the Stanley road
Miss Winnie Gorden and Ella Mer-
| row, students at Maine Wesleyan
seminary. returned to Kent's Hill,
Sunday afternoon.
DEPOT-The Dunn's Corner school
closed, Dec 6, with exercises by the
pupils consisting of songs, recitations.
etc The schoolroom was nearly filled
with the parents and friends. This
term mas been very successfully
taught by Miss Latte of Portland.
Singing school, taught by W. S.
Wight, closed with a concert in the
church, Friday evening. Class slees,
bright and beautiful. Among them
songs entitled Sparkling Water, and
Morning Serenade,' by Birds Solos
aud duets by Master Edwards and
w. s. Wight. The solos included the
charming song Of ''Killarny,' by Mr..
Edwards of Winthrop and Rocked in
the Cradle of the Deep. by Mr..
Wight, also trios. quartettes and
choruses. The musicale with some
other class exercises We're all very
pleasing and, as promised in the an
nouncement. We're really a musical
treat. delighting the large audience.
The work of the class, with only II
evenings instruction proved that the
Instructor merited the approval given
not only from this school but those of
Winthrop village and center. MIR.
Wight received earnest invitations to
return another season.
NJ. S. Collins and family passed sew
| eral weeks including the month of
February in Washington. Mr.. ana
| Mrs. c. A. Collins, who passed some
time in New York, on their trip, joined
| them two weeks before their return,
| which was last week. They all visited
| Philadelphia. Norfolk and Baltimore,
! places in Washington in which they
/ were interested, including the White
| House and other public buildings,
monuments etc. A visit in Mt. Yer
| non TO the house and tomb of Wash
ington was richly enjoyed by the tour
| lists who gave interesting historical
! facts relating to Washington's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Frost have re-
turned from a visit with relatives In
Portland.
The Continental Casualty Co, Chi
eago, Ill, have recently paid claims
to Geo. II. Nickerson, Abraham
Brooks, Fred Z. Berry and Charlie B.
Fifeld. through their agent, E. l.. Mil
| lett Readfield Depot.
The relatives from abroad of the
late Frances Sanborn, whose funeral
occurred at the church, Friday morn
, ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Staples of Car
thage; Mrs May Cummings, Dorches-
! ter. Mass: Mrs. Longfellow and son,
VIII Longfellow of Portland: Mr. and
Mrs. Leou Taylor, Kingfield; Mr.. and
Mrs Alvin Sanhorn and Ray Sanborn,
Augusta Three sisters who survive
him are Mrs. Staples, Mrs. Cummings
and Mrs Lengfellow. The floral trib-
uies were; a beautiful pillow, knights
OF Pythias; a beautiful pillow of
leaves and roses, Readheld Masonic
Lodge; Masonic emblem, Bethlehem
| Lodge. Augusta; wreath of roses, Mrs.
LongfelloW and family; red pinks, c.
II. Greeley and 3. Peabody, Portland;
white pinls CIough and Potter, Mt
| Vernon; pink pinks. Ballard and Stew
ems. Augusta; pink roses, Cummings
and staples; an elegant piece of pink
| roses. Mr.. Marley, Augusta.
Mrs j. al Gordon and Will Bourne
and Miss Lucy Bourne We're called to
Iivermore Falls b. the death of Roy
Brown. q son -in-law of Mrs. Gordon
end nephew of Mr.. and Miss Bourne
Funeral. Saturday Afternoon.
Mrs II. h. Poole attended the funer-
al of the late Frances White. her bro
Their. Thomas Whites widow at East
winthrop, Friday.
The family Of L. L. Townsend, ac-
companed by Mrs. G. X. Adell, Mrs.
Townsends mother, who has been
VERY i'll with pneumonia, and A. W.
Brainard. who have been living in Mr.
! Rrainard's house during the winter,
returned to Lakeview House, Marian
acook, Saturday.