Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-09

j part of their lives in this vicinity. Mis-.
Luce was always a frail, delicate girl
but seemed greatly improved in health
last summer. which she spent at the
beach with her brother and wife. DIR
p. E. Luce. and her sudden illness and
death came as q great surprise to
friends here. The remains will be
brought here for interment and funeral
services held at the Friends chapel, on
Tuesday. Mitch sympathy is expressed
for her mnthcr, who was deeply devot-
ed to this. her youngest, child
BURNHAM..
Charles Evans has moved his family
here from Abbot and they will occupy
Chester Elwell's house.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Perry have
moved to the Doe house at the village.
| Mrs. G. L. Bryant and Miss Bertha
| Bryant were in Waterville for the day.
| Thursday.
Miss Vivian Small of Freedom is the
guest of Mrs. Harry l.. Kinney.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cole are naov-
| ing from l.. w. Clark's house which
they have occupied the past year. tc
the rent over c. F. Mitchel's store.
The many friends of Minnie Mer-
rithew and Leon Gerald will be inter-
ested to learn of their marriage whict.
occurred in Watervile, Thursday
April 3. They will reside in this town
and will occupy the residence recently
bought by Dominick Susi. and Mr..
Gerald will be employed in Mr.. Susis
store. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald will be at
home after April Is, and they have
the good wishes of many friends.
Miss Edna Written, who has been
spending the. winter in Florida, has
arrived to spend the suinmer with her
by q severe sickness.
Mrs. Lena Emery of Boston is Visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Elzadah Th1nrs-
ton.
Edward p. Sullivan has been con-
fined to the house the past week with
a severe illness, but is somewhat bet
ter at this time.
Howard Parsons, the new telegraph
operator, has moved his family here
from Brooks and they are occupying
Lorenzo Bakers house.
Dominick Susi recently bought the
blacksmith shop at the village owned
by Charles S. Sherman and Mr..
Haynes of Shawmut has leased the
shop for blacksmithing. He has ar
rived with his family and occupies
one of c. E. Libbys rents.
There was good attendance t the
regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters
last Friday afternoon, and the degree
was conferred on three candidates,
Mrs. Agnes Call, Mrs. Frank Miles and
Miss Una Miles. A special meeting oil
the Temple will be held next Satur-
day evening, April Il, when the DE-
gree will be conferred on several
candidates.
G.. Z. Berry is confined to the house
by severe sickness.
Miss Blanche. Foster, who has been
teaching in New Hampshire. has ar
rived home and has accepted a posi-
ton as teacher in one of the village
schools in Pittsfield.
MoNTvILLE.
CENTER-T. S. Erskine bought a
horse in Waterville.. last week.
Walter Cunningham. of Rumforo
Falls, was recent guest of his
brother, Frank Cunningham.
Mrs. Hazel MACPHERSON. and little
daughter visited Mrs. F. {. Lucas
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Jones, of Liber-
~, were Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs
r. A. Luce.
l.. D. Wright trapped three crows
one hawk, and a COON last week.
Mrs. OrilIa Merrithew, of Morrill,, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. P. w
Jaquith. e.
Superintendent of schools p. c. Al
len will hold a teachers examination
at the Center schoolhouse, next Sat
urday. As
Mrs. J. F. Ramsay Is home from a
fortnight's visit with her daughter
Mrs. E. o. Clement, of Pittsfield.
s..,. TROY.
CENTER-Edward Wyman lost a
valuable cow. last week.
Leslie Ward and family are at John
Spencer's for the present.
Mrs. Thompson of Auburn is with
her sister. Mrs. Daniel Shaw
Mrs. Edwina Bradford of Auburn
was a guest, last week, at the nome
of her father, e. II. Garcelon.
Rev. and Mrs. Y. c. Lamb. alter III
absence of several months, returned
home, Monday. -,
| Among the out -of-town frlenuS
present at the funeral of the late pan
iel Shaw which occurred. wednesday,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson OF Au
burn. Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin OF Pits
field, Floyd Shaw of Rocklana ane
Miss wallace of Dixnont.a Key. Il. .
Walker of Pittsfield was the onle1atins
clergyman. Messrs. Estes, Gareeioh
Wingate and Hopkins acted as pear
ers. The interment was in Fairvlew
cemetery.