Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-25
PITTSFIELD.

The death of Mrs. Aurilla (chsl-
mersD Burton occurred at an early
hour, Monday morning, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Libby, where
she had made her home for the past
five years. She was the widow of the
late Bradbury Burton, who was a res
ident of this town for many years.
Her age was so years, mos. 6 days.
She suffered a shock about two
months ago and death was due to
the effects and old age. She was the
daughter of the late Horiato and Sar-
All Chalmers of Troy. One brother..J
NJ. Chalmers, of this town, and two
sisters Mrs. Augustus Kimbali of
this place and Mrs. Lizzie Giles OF
Detroit. survive. The funeral services
will be held at the Libby home,
Wednesday.
The new local time table of the M.
C. r. r. Co, which went into effect
at midnight Sunday, is as follows:
Passengers trains going east: 2.13 A.
NJ. 7.49, 1927; P. NJ, 204, 3.5l, 4.52,
S.14; going west, A. M, 1888, s.02.
lips; p. NJ, LBS, 5. 9.l5; Sundays.
going east, 1927 A. M, 4.21 p. M; GO
ing west, Ssh A. NJ, 5 p. NJ.
Fred Hurley of Skowhegan visited
over Sunday with George Withee
Mrs. S. c. Sturtevant and daughter.
Miss Gladys, went to Waterville. Mott
day, to witness the game between the
Varsity nine and Alumni nine Lewis
Sturtevant played in the Varsity nine.
John Lyons, who suffered a shock.
last Friday, is very i'll at the home
of Charles Hurd, Washington street.
where he has lived for about years.
Dr. Charles Brock of Waithan,.
Mass, and Mrs. Brock, who was Miss
Minnie Rich of this town, with DIR
and Mrs. Kidder of Waterviile and
Mr. and Mrs. Mason of Canaan. were
calling on friends here. Sunday. They
were on an automobile trip, having
been in Stetson. Sunday, in company
with an, automobile party comprising
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hackett and Lon
Ronells and lady of Waterville and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Randlett of this
town.
Hon. and Mrs. Frederick Powers of
Houlton and automobile party were In
town, Monday, en- route to the old
Powers homestead in West Pittsfield.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Plummer of
Dexter, who have been on an autorrlo-
bile trip to the White Mountains.
were guests at the Laneey House.
Sunday.
Miss Byrde f. Hatch, who has been
teacher at the Lancey Street Interme-
date school, for the past three years.
has resigned her position to accept one
in a school in Chelsea, Mass
Word was received here. Monday OF
the death of Wendell r. Rice of New
York, which occurred at Maplewood,
n. H, Sunday. MIR. Rice was we'll
known throughout the State. having
been deputy warden at the State prisr
on at Thomaston, some years ago.
When his father, the late w w. Rice,
was warden for Is years.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Common and son
Clyde Of Troy Miss Benson OF Unity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Fernald OF st.
Albans and Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson OF
Newport were guests. Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. z. e. Bagley.8s ia
Mrs w. B. McGilvery returned
| home. Monday, from a few days Wis.,
| it with friends in Watervillei
Miss Iona Tibbetts, a graduate af
NJ. C. l., left. Sunday, for Pennsyi-
| vania, to join her parents. who moved
| there from Harmony, several months
| ago.
/ Mrs. George Culmer of Independence,
Kan, arrived in town, sunday. III pass
/ the summer with her mother.