Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-10
Waterville Motor Co.
WdterviIIe, Me.
P|TTSFIELD.

The auxiliary committee of the
tniyersalist church will hold a Food
sale, Friday afternoon, at the office of
the Central Maine Power Co.
t. L. Hodges has sold through the
S. NJ. Raymond real estate agency his
600-acre farm in Thorndike to VIM.
W. Moulton of Unity, who took inn
mediate possession.
The funeral of the late Elbridge c.
Davis was held, at p. NJ. Thursday
at his late home in Palmyra. Rev
n. r. Pearson of the Methodist church
IN this town oftieiated. Among the
out f-town relatives present was a
daughter, Mrs. Morey Mullilxen of this
place.
The members of the Domestic Sci
ence class at NJ G. /. entertained the
following guests at luncheon. Wednes-
day afternoon. at NJ. G. |. dormitory:
Mrs. o. Fl. Drake. Mrs. Cora Rogers.
Mrs. c. r. Henry and Miss Ada Coffin
Miss Annie Millett acted as hostess
The lunch was cooked before the
guests.
Special communication of Meridian
Lodge. No. 125, F. and A. NJ. Friday
evening. for work in the M. NJ. de-
gree. Refreshments will be served
Frank Rowell of Hartland, who with
S. II. Frost of this town has recently
purchased the garage connected with
the Lancey House. has bought q r.
C. II. touring car which has arrived.
Pittsfield Grange has organized a
degree team. Hehearsals will be un-
der the direction of Moses T. Burns.
Miss Addie Johnson who mas been
visiting Mrs. c. f. Henry for several
weeks. has gone to Boston.
Mrs. n. r. Pearson and daughter
Ruth were in Waterville. Thursday.
The members of o. S. Haskell Camp,
s. of ", held meeting, Wednesday
evening, when two new members were
initiated into the camp. A supper
was served.
Tie death of Charles Homestead of
Palmyra, q much respected citizen Of
the town, occurred. Wednesday, May s,
from a raraiytic shock which he suf-
fered Monday, being taken i'll while
retiring to his home from trip to
this town. Three daughters, Mrs
John Furbush of Palmyra, Mrs II. II.
Perkins of Lynn, Mass. and Mrs. Err
nest Duncan of Worcester Mass, one
brother, Timothy, and a half brother.
james Homestead, survive
Earl n. Nickery was in Skowhegan,
Wednesday. to attend the Fogler Traf-
ton wedding The groom was class
male ef Mr. Viekery al the u of Nj
in 1908,
Mrs. A. E. Thompson of Gardiner
visited, Wednesday, with Mrs. b. r.
Thompson.
A good delegation of M. C. l. stu
dents with the NJ c. l. Band went TO
Watcrville, Thursday evening. to hear
the debate between the teams of NJ c.
T. ana watervilie High. FRIDAY, the M.
c. l. baseball team will go to Lewiston
to play Colby End.
George r. Osborn of New York. for
merly Of this town. who has been here
on business. left. Thursday, for Show
hogan on business.
Or. Il. A. Porter returned, Thurs
day from Portland. where he has ait
tended the Masonic meetings.
". -. McGilvery is confined to his
home by illness.
Friday Roland Gallon, NJ. C. I. Is, and
w. Enroll Burton II. will go to Water
vile 10 contest in the Lyford Inter
scholastic prize speaking.
Rev. ". w, Ford was in Waterville.
Wednesday.
The Auxiliary committee OF the Uni
versalist church will hold a food sale,
Friday afternoon. at the Central Maine
Power 90. office.
At a regular meeting of Warsaw
Tent, Knights of the Maccahees. TO be
held Friday evening. Carmel lodge viii
be guests and the degree team of the
visiting lodge will confer the degree on
candidates.
Mr. and Mrs. John II Weymouth.
who have been residents Of this town for
many years. have gone 10 Clinton for q
visit before going to Auburn where
they will locate.
Prof and Mrs. William Mcneil of
Kingston, Oatario, who have been Wis
ting Mrs. McNeill's mother Mrs. Dyer
Libby, left. Wednesday. for their home
Grin Morrow formerly of this town
who has spent il week here with his
daughter. Mrs. Atidie Keene, went to
Bangor. Wednesday. for IA extended
visit with his son Walter Morrow
| At meeting of the auxiliary of the
! o. S Haskell camp Sons of Veterans
| held Tuesday evening, seven candidates
| We're Initiated.
/ Mrs. j, p. NJ. Foster is Ill with pneu
monia at her home in Summer street
Miss Flora Mureh, trained nurse il
/ Bangor arrived here "Wednesday, /,
| care for her.