Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-28

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was elected chairman of the select
men in 1891, to which Office he was
subsequently chosen many times and
which he held at the time of his
death. He had held nearly every Of
flee in the town, and was always a
careful and faithful officer. The
whole community mourns his death,
and no citizen would be more missed
| than he. The widow, one daughter,
seven sons and, one brother who re-
sides on the old homestead in Liver
more, survive.
Mid Summer S. s. Session.
| The Wayne, Fayette and Readfield
| Sunday School Association held its
| midsummer session with the Union
Sunday School at Evergreen Grove.
| Wayre, Thursday, August %. The
tlocal committee had made ample pro-
vision for platform. seats, organ and
everything that could go to make UP
an outdoor service. The opening de-
votional meeting was led by the Rev.
EW C. Baker of Wayne. Mr.. Bake
also sang solo, My kilograms
Gone" The address of welcome was
extended by Walter Hill of the
Union Sunday School and the Rev.
IWilsism Wood, of Kent's Hill, pres-
dent Of the association. replied in be-
half of visiting schools. An address
| on sThe Value of Boys and Girls
Clubs in the Sunday school, was
given by the Rev. John Butler Of
lWayne. The Rev A.. A. Belyea of
Readfeid Depot, also spoke on this
topic. "rThe Duty of Church and
sunday School in Training for Good
! citizenship was an open question
and participated in by several speak
ers. An excellent paper on TEN
perance" was read by Mrs. Eta
Swift Of Wayne. Mrs. c. A. Collins
OF Readfeld Depot read very me
paeer on "The Boys Glass; A duet
was sung by the Misses Pearl ana
Winola Jones and solo by MISS
Izetta Royal. About hundred peo-
nle were in attendance. The DAY
was fine and everybody seemed-to
enjoy the outdoor session. MRS. =.
| Roundy was secretary pro tenn. me
executive committee is Mrs. Jennie
M. Johnson, Wayne, Rev. w. G. Baker,
WAYNE and Mrs. Eta Swift
NoRTH-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stokes
with their son, who. has been III with
typhoid. fever were able to return to
their home, Sunday morning
Charles Ladd is suffering from se-
we're attack of indigestion. He was taken
while visiting at his fathers in Read
field. hopes, to be able to return to ms
home, Monday,
f. w. Abbott was recently called to
Lewiston on account of the accident TO
his brother, a. w. Abbott, who was
thrown from carriage and quite padiy
hurt.
Mrs. Henry Lothrop has returned from
several weeks stay with her son and
family in Holyoke, Mass.
CHINA
The China Baptist Sunday school picnic
will be held Wednesday, at the mill
grounds. All are cordially invited. A
general good time is hoped for. and
games are to be played in which all VIII
be invited to have part.
Mrs Abbie Doe is visiting her dangh-
ter Mrs. T. Waldo Washhurn.
Walter ThornhiIl returned to North
yassalboro, Saturday, after stay OF
six weeks in China.
The guests of Mrs. Annie Taylor re.
turned to Lynn, Saturday.
T. e! Doe has had long distance
Telephone luSldneu III ms ie9A0iSS -.
Main street
Frank Doe of Branch Mills was bust
ness caller in town, Monday.
WINDSOR.
Mrs Ann Hewett of Augusta and
daughter Mrs. Cora Brown, were recent
visitors at o. w. Maleolm's.
Mrs Frank Colburn and Miss Alice
DonneH are passing a few days with
/. friends at Pembroke. Calais and st
stephens, n. B.
Mrs G. H. Rice, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brad
street. has returned to Connecticut
Miss Ina Kimball of Augusta is pass
ing a few weeks with her parents.
Mrs. II. " Button attended tlre-Pierce
reunion at Island Park, last week.
MONMOUTH.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilband and son of
West Kennebunk, who have been
! visiting at Fairview. the pleasant
farm home of Mrs. Wilband's parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robertson, have
returned home in their auto after
passirg a delightful week here. The
Robeelsons bought this fine property
/ and moved here, last fall, from KEN
nebunk. where he was in business.
Theys cana here on account OF MT.
Hoherfsons health and the change is
,sroyina OF great benefit to him.
JACKSONVILLE.
F,pef Pray and daughter, Irene. Oh
Lewiston. are guests of his sister, Mrs,
naniel Sampsen.
-Willianl- CALLAHAN of Boston is the
guest OF his aunt, Mrs. Nellie Pierce
Mir. and Mrs. Fred Campbell' who have
visited Rex. and Mrs. Joseph shepler,
for the past two weeks. at their summer
home, here. have returned to their home
In Everett, Mass.
A. w. Cooley has gone to Guiiford on
a business trip.
Miss Florence York of Gardiner was the
guest, last week. of her cousin, Mrs. Ora
Stuart.
Harold French of Somerville was re-
cent visitor in town.
Frank Pierce. was a Sunday guest OF
his mother Mrs. Nellie Pierce.
Fred Sproul of this town is very i'll
in Boston with appendicitis. He will be
operated on. His father, j. w. Sproul,
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