Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-11

Or. Williams Medicine Company.
Schenectady. N. Y.
| lecture on the same subjects at the
| church, accompanied by stereoptican
! views and large attendance is espec-
| tally desired.
Frank Corson is at his home for o
short time on account OF illness
| Miss Edna Dow passed Sunday at
+, hef home.
! Horny Fewes made 4 business trip
ato Damariscotta, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price of Whitefield have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
4 Sullivan, the past week.
/ Arthur Paine and Herman Hersey ct
! Richmond were visitors in this place,
/ saturday
| W. e. Hubbard of Wiscasset was 4
recent visitor at T. W. Manser's.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Hanley John
| Hanley and the Misses Elizabeth and
Helen Hanley Of Boston. were AL call
| ed 10 this place by the sudden death of
their brother the late Fred c. Hanley.
! Mir and Mrs. Alden Knight, former
residents of this place, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs W. Z. Seekins.
Eugene Staples of Portland, accom-
panied by a party of friends. made an
auto trip here, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 4. Aver of Randolph
were callers in this place, Sunday.
George Moody returned, Sunday,
from Il few DAYS visit in Palermo.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. IIaniey and Mrs.
w Il. Ward of Gardiner were in this
! place. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Derrah of Ran
, tiolph visited friends il this village, re-
+, Gently.
MANCHESTER.
There will be u box sociablc and
lawn party at the home of Mrs. VIM.
Hartung, Wednesday evening, June Il.
Ladies are requested to bring a box
with supper for two. If stormy post
poncd To first fair night. Proceeds
for benefit of Lonsfellow school.
NORTH-Mrs. w e. kidder OF Al
bion, who has been visiting her son,
Harry W. kidder of Ha1foweli, Is now
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edwin cald-
, well.
WINDSOR.
Nining Post observed Memorial day
in the usual manner. In the morning
the graves of the soldiers in the differ
ent cemeteries in town were decorated
At noon an excellent dinner was
served at the hail to soldiers and
friends In the afternoon the Rev. T..
Is. Turner of No. Windsor addressed
the veterans in a pleasing manner
Several selections were rendered by
the choir. The Post extends thanks
to Mrs j. +. Meigs of Augusta for the
beautiful flowers, also for the box of
choice cigars.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Weeks and Il
party of friends from coopers Mills
were callers at c +. Donnell's, Sunday.
Mrs. LlcwellSn Pierce visited friends
in Augusta, last week.
Mrs. Mary Moody was a business WIS.,
itor in Augusta Saturday.
b. c. Hussey and family and Miss
Alice Donnell enjoyed an auto ride.
Sunday. through China, Palermo, Lib
erty and Washington.
WEST-The Ansley (Neb) Argosy,
says: Harrison Merrill was born at
Windsor. Me-, in 1910. He died at Ans
ley, Nebraska, May 20. 1913. In 1872 he
was united in marriage with Hattie F..
union three daughters were born. The
wife and two daughters, Mrs. W. b,
Ireland of Ansley, Mrs. w. II. Faser of
* carney, one brother Nathaniel, of
Windsor and two sisters Mrs. Lucy A.
Robinson and Mrs. Margaret E. Pierce
of West Windsor, survive. Mr. Merrill
was the fourth of a family of eight
children He moved from Portland,
Me. to Arapahoe, Nebraska, in 1Sl.
where he resided until 1905 when he
moved to kearney. Later he moved
to Ansley. where he was living at the
time of his death. In early life he
united with the Baptist church at
North Windsor. For many years he
had been a great sufferer. though ever
steadfast in the faith he embraced in
his youth
Lena Smart, who has employment
in Augusta passed Sunday. with her
father, Norris Smart and sister, Mrs.
Frank Grant. She was also a caller
on Mrs. Matilda Lynn, and other
friends.
Mrs, A. l.. Casey entertained as call
ers. Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Charles
Perkins and Mrs. Trask of Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Haskell were cali
ers of Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Barton, Sun
day afternoon, frankie Gorham of
Chelsea passed a delightful day with
his aunt, Mrs. S. p. Barton, Sunday,
returning to his school work at c. H.
s., Monday, morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Reeves were
guests of friends. Sunday.
| News was recently received from
+, Eng gland of the death of Sydney BEN
net, who passed several years in
Maine. Mr.. Bennett had been in fail
/ ing health for two Years or. longer, ana
felt that he would like to reach his
native country before he was too fee
Bile to make the trip. He started for
home the first of May, and survived to
make the voyage which was thought
doubtful by friends here. His death
occurred the 22d of May. Mr.. Bennett
made many friends here eSnecrAlly in