Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-13
PITTSFIELD.

Pittsfe1d and Newport people Will be
interested to learn that John Dunton,
who is the leading man OF the "Warnie
Narde" Company, is q grandson of J.
c, Fillsbury Of Newport, and he and
his brother. w Herbert Dunton a
New York artist. passed much time IN
Newport and this vicinity number of
years ago. Mr. Bunton, who is now do
ing Maine tour. has been playing IN
cities OF the Pacific coast
Postmaster c. 3. Haskell was in
Brunswick, SATURDAY. the guest eff has
son, c b. Haskell, Jr, a STUDENT at
Bnwaoin College.
J. w. Manson was in Bangor. Sat
urday. 10 attend the funeral of the
late Forest J. Martin.
Mrs. Sarah Patten and daughter, Mrs
Harris V. Methews, were in Wateryille,
Saturday
A large number of the young men
students at NJ. C. l.. accompanied by
Prof. Disseil and Prof Hooper, were
in Brunswick. saturday, to witness the
State intercollegiate track meet
I Mrs. Flora Smith of Hartland who
has passed the winter in Boston with
her daughter. Miss Helen Smith, who
has been a student in the Leland Pow
ers School of Expression. returned
home. Friday. after passing a few
days in Portland. where Miss Helen
viii remain for time.
Rev N. r. Pearson, pastor of the
local Methodist church. has been en-
gagged 10 deliver the Memorial address
in st. Adams, May 80 at 2 o'clock
7. NJ
Arthur Osborn, who has been local
manager at Winterport for the D.
Whiting & Co creamery, has resi- gned
his position. and ARRIVED here. Satur-
day. to join his family, who are visit
ing Mrs. Osborn's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. C. Woodruff.
Mrs Stanley sBurriH of Fort Kent,
who has been visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. C. f. Kimball. has gone to
Bangor for visit before returning
home.
MIR and Mrs. Llewellyn Parks left
Friday. for visit in Boston and vi
entity.
Mrs Roscoe Frost fof Belfast was
the guest. over Sunday, of her daugh-
ter. Miss Florence Frost, vino is a
teacher at the Hartland Avenue school
Miss Nettie Runnals. preceptress at
Maine Central Institute passed Sat-
nrday and Sunday at her home. in
Foxcroft
Clarence Tyler, who recently came
here from Greenville. buying the boot
and shoe business of Charles II. Ber-
deem. has rented the Mills house on
Summer street, recently vacated by
C. e. Henry and will move his family
here soon.
The annual meeting of the Universal
list I.adies' Aid Society was held in
the parlor of the church. Thursday aft
einoon The following officers We're
elected for the coming year: President,
Mrs. Alice Haskell; vice president, Mrs.
Angie Cathcart; secretary, Mrs. l.. E.
Graves: asst. secretary, Mrs. w. L..
Pushor; treasurer. Mrs. j. N. Martin;
o'clock box lunch was served to the
members and guests, baked beans.
brown bread and coffee being served
by the Society. In the evening a pro-
gram was given consisting of the fol-
lowing numbers: Vocal trio, the Misses
Florence Buxton, Ida Randlette and
Alga Towle; recitation. 1.-THE Ladies
Aid" Ruth Written; song, Mrs. w. M.
Bigelow; vocal duet Amelia and Louis
Haskell; song, Jessie Turnbull: duet,
Iva Farnham Ruth Written. A farce,
'"Fhc Modern Sewing Circle" was given
by the following members of the
Ladies' Aid: Mrs. President Mrs. John
N. Swazey; Mrs. Knowall. Mrs. II. ii.
Berry. Mrs Wise. Mrs. F. e. Mayo:
Mrs. Short, Mrs. r. W. Buxton; Mrs.
Green. Mrs. w. S. Hill; Mrs Brown,
Mrs. A. II. Burse; Mrs. Jones, Mrs. s.
r. Haines; Mrs. Gossip, Mrs w. r..
Hunnewell; Mrs. Truthful, Mrs. f. S.
Walker: Miss Chatter. Mrs. w. NJ Big
Glow; Miss Flutter, Mrs w. S. Spauld-
ing: Miss Simple, Mrs. r. G.; Lancey;
Miss Pert, Mrs. A. J.. Milliken: Miss
Small, Mrs. T. e. Getchell. Following
the program marches were enjoyed by
the young people and refreshments
were served.