Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-02

TAT Wayne, Sunday.
/ James Jones remains about the same.
! Merle Gile was called to Wilton,
j Friday, by the illness of his sister
Ethel.
LITCHFIELD.
| CORNER-Thc funeral services of
the late Jas. +. Chase were held from
his late home, Monday afternoon. Not
| withstanding the rain and the danger
F.! Gus condition of the roads, many peo-
pie met to show their respect and es-
| TEEN to one who has been a promi-
ncnt citizen of the town for many
years. He was born in Bowdoin,
March 10, 1888 and moved to Itch
! field in 1851 He was educated at
Litchfield Academy, and taught several
successful terms of school, In 1863
he established himself in the grocery
! business here, in which he continued
until about four years ago. He was
postmaster A. years. He was
prominent. member of Morning Star
Lodge, and bad served his lodge as
master and treasurer He represent
| ed his district in the State Legislature
| in 1888. He was a fine singer and
led the church choir for many years.
He was one of the trustees of bitch
| field Academy and generously CON-
tributed to the academy fund. He was
always ready to help i'll any enter
prise to benefit his t6Yn. and was
| much respected for his many good
qualities. Rev Us. Richards. a for
mer pastor assisted. my. state Mis-
| sionary Miss Florence ELLIS, conducted
the services. Mrs. Nfttie Campbell
sang. two selections. Flowers We're
| coAtribnted by many friends. Mr..
Chase leaves widow and one niece,
| Mrs. Geo. Ring, also the. widow of his
late nephew, Mrs. Edith Lydston.
WlNDsoRviLLE.
Mrs. Raymond Marden York who
has been in Albion assisting in the
care of her sister Mrs. Ruth Brann.
returned home. Saturday evening.
Warren Ware of Whitefield was Il
Sunday guest of his brother, Albion
Ware
Bowman Cooper has been confined
to the house by illness the past week.
NJ. 3. Moody was visitor in White
field, Monday.
Miss Lila Hisler is very i'll with
pneumonia.
Mr. ana Mrs Alton r. Brann are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
twin boys born Easter Sunday. named
respectively Warren j. and Walter +.
Langdon Viewer was a business
visitor in Whitehead, Thursday.
Miss Annie Lyon has returned from
Il visit to Mrs. Parker Mari in Somer-
vile.
Mrs. Maria Glidden is the guest of
her brother, Hosea Glidden. in Somer-
willie.
\. II. Sturgis of Windsorvile and
Miss a. E. Reeves of Whitefield. were
recently united in marriage in Jeffer-
son.
All who have been ill are slowly
convalescing.
SIDNEY.
Mrs. Edward Sprague and daughter
who have been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Manter, returned,
Friday, to their home in Bowdoinham.
NJ. l.. Goodhue went to Boston, Mon
day. on business trip.
NJ. ]. Jackson and Eden Writ We're
business callers TO Augusta, THURSDAY.
PlTTsToN.
EAST-The 10Th Century club Will
hold special meeting at +. NJ
Thursday, at the home of Mrs. Myra
Reed. All members are especially re-
quested to attend, as there is very M
portant business TO be transacted.
Rehearsals of the drama, "A Nir-
ginia Heroine" will be held Wednes-
dav evening and Saturday afternoon,
at Fowles' hall. All ladies having
part are especially requested TO be
present
VASSALBoRO.
NORTH.-The members Of Ahifdm
Encanpment, No ,, ]. O. %. f" VINO
listed Eastern Star Encampment III
Portland. Tuesday evening. reported
very enjoyable time. They returned on
the night pullman.
The village schools here began, Mon
day The other schools in town VIII
legin, next Monday.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ. T.
church Will meet for the day with their
president. Mrs. Thomas SedgeWick, on
Thursday.
Easter was observed. sunday, by the
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