Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-12
Annual Business Meeting
Of the Y. P. c. j.
District Meeting Of Rebekah
Lodge al Harmony.
Funeral Services OF the Late Mrs.
Harriet Maxfieid.

The annual business meeting of the
| Y p. c. t. of the tnivcfsalist church
| was held, Tuesday evening, at the
church. The officers elected for the
coming year were President. Miss
Florence Buxton: vice president, Mar
| jorie Swazey: secretary. Mrs. w. II.
Hume well; treasurer. Mae Spaulding;
pianist, Mrs Eleriee MarGen. assis-
tant pianist. Myra Field; Junior su-
perintendent Mrs W S. Spaulding;
assistant superintendent, Mrs. Floricc
Marden. Committees. chairmans: Two
cents week Kathleen Phillips; post
office mission. Grace Walker: onward,
Salina Mathews: devotional, Florence
Buxton lookout, Jessie Tarnball; So
eial, Mamie Spaulding; investigating,
Mrs. W. s. Spauding; ways ana
means. Florence Buxton. During the
evening ice cream and cake were sold.
a large delegation of members Of
Waverley Rebekah Lodge went, on
Wednesday evening. To Harmony, to
attend a district meeting, comprising
the lodges of Hartland. Harmony,
Athens and Pittsfieid. The degree team
If Pittsfield Lodge conferred the de-
gree. special train was run from
Harmony to Fittslieid after the meet
ing.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Harriet Maxfield were held. Wednes-
day afternoon, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. George Huff. Rev. L.
w Coons of Augusta oificiated. Vo-
cal selections We're given by r. :.
Conant and his daughter, Miss Vera
Conant Those present from out OF
town were, a daughter Miss Harriet
Holmes of Augusta, a step-son, Frank
Maxfield of Troy and niece, Mrs
Ava Marsh of Orono. The remains
will be taken, Thursday forenoon, to
Guiford, where the interment will be
made.
Birthday party was given, Tues
day evening, at the Methodist church
by the members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety connected with the church. 4
musical and literary program was Civ
en-. Each one present paid pennies
amounting to half their age. and were
presented with gift. From the re-
ceipts $500 was realized.
Company A, \. C. S. NJ, will go &c
st. Adams Friday, to assist in TIE
centennial =tAtIGiStS MdSi1 Will ssN
furnished by Pittsfieid Band.
Mrs. W. S. Hill and guest, Mrs. I
B. Davis of Portland. passed Wednes-
day in Bangor.
Mrs. Sarah Daggett and Mrs w. ".
Graves have visited, this week, in
Brewer.
Mrs. Myra Thompson, who has beea
matron at the Boys Home in Water
vile, for the past several years, and
her mother, Mrs. Julia Coolidge of Liv-
ermore Falls, are moving TO this town
and will occupy the Palmer rent on
Somerset avenue.
The funeral services of the late
Ralph Woodbury. will BE- held, at :
Thursday afternoon, at the home OF MS
mother. Interment will be made at the
Village cemetery.
Mrg. d. p. Durham has returned
from a visit in Antrim, n. H.. with her
mother.
Miss Una Cornforth, who is pursa
ing a business course in Portland, ar
rived home, Tuesday, for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. IL.
Cornforth.
Mrs. H. c. Pooler and Mrs. ID. ID.
Winslow were, Wednesday, in Bangor.
Frank Lowell, Wednesday, was ID
Augusta
Miss Grace Walker and nephew
Norman Frost visited, "Wednesday,
friends in Clinton.
Fred r. Smith left, Wednesday, on
a business trip to Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Pushor were
euests. Wednesday, of friends in Au
gusta.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Weeks left. on
Tuesday. for visit in Boston ana
Saeo.