Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-06

CENIEti-Gurdon Danforth and Earl
Tfafton of Randolph were guests, Sun
day, of Miss Nellie Danforth.
| J. /. Goodale and family were in Dix
mont, Sunday.
! Miss Bessie Whitaker has employment
in Plymouth.
| Everett Howes is on the sick list
| Mrs. e. p: Hopkins of Plymouth has
been passing several days with friends
at the Center,
| Mrs. f. f. Bagley left Friday. for a
visit in Pittsfield, en- route to Boston.
| Ervena and Vera Goodale returned. Sat
| urday, from Unity, where they passed
several days with their grandmother.
Miss Glare Linscott, a student at Maine
I Central Institute, was called home,
Thursday, by the illness and death of hef
grandmother, Mrs. Garland.
Mrs. Martha Garland passed away. Fri
day night at the home of her daughter,
| Mrs. j. w. Linscott, aged about IS years
) Besides the daughter, a son, George II.
! Pratt, survives. The funeral was held,
Sunday afternoon, the DiXmont pastor of
, floating. The interment was at East Troy
| The funeral of the late Isaac j. Wright
occurred, Wednesday afternoon, attended
by Rev. +. 5. Walker of Pittsield Mr.
Wright was born in Georgetown 76 years
ago, the oldest in a family of three sons
! and three daughters, all of whom were
! present at the funeral. The bearers were
Messrs. Smith, Goodale, Hopkins and Ty-
Ter Excellent music was furnished by
| Mr.. Fairbanks and Mrs. Roy Knight of
| Unity, and Arthur Bagley and Mrs. Cot
fin. The interment was in Fairview GEM
| ata lta
New York City, coming from there IL
years ago, since when he had resided at
! the Center with his brother and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy w. Halves. lie
possessed a generous, kindly. sympathet-
ic nature, and will be greatly missed es-
pecially among the sick.
HALLDALE.
! c. NJ. Plummer has been on the SEX list,
the past week.
Mrs. J. i. Hall died, suddenly of apo
| pexy, Thursday morning, Feb 20 -
| Granville Thompson. who has been very
sick. is getting better
l Rev. ID. Bracket was called to Dix
mont, last week. to perform a marriage
| ceremony
Loren Hall of Belfast is visiting rela-
| tives here
Clarence Goodrich of Burnham is visit
ing his uncle, C. w. Colby. p
PALERMO.
NORTH.-Henry Wadsworth Long
| fellows birthday, Feb. 81. was pleas
| antly observed at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. William Osgood when their
| daughter. Edna Louise was united in
marriage To Don Wallace Worthing by
|
! ceremony in very pleasing manner.
TIE parior of the home was decorated
| in nonor of the occasion.
Tine bride was gowned in a dress of
white marquisette over white silk,
| trimmed with lace and bead trimmings.
| They were attended by firm friends Of
| the bride and groom, James Tobey and
| Miss Jennie Chadwick. A dainty sup
| per was served in the dining room, di-
| rectly after the marriage, to the guests,
| who consisted only of the immediate
| families, the attendants and Miss Lula
| Blaisdeli
The bride is a popular young lady
| and is highly esteemed by everyone.
| She graduated from the L. S. n. S. a,
Castine in 1909 and has taught success
| fully in Freedom Academy and also
| in her home town.
| The groom is one of Branch Mills
| talented young men. They are wished
a long life of happiness and prosperity.
| : reception was given Mr.. and Mrs.
| Don Worthing, Saturday evening, Mar
! /. at her home. There were about IS
guests present. Refreshments of ice
! cream, cake and coffee We're served.
LIBERTY.
| The young people of George River
| Grange went To South Montville, last
| Wednesday night and presented the
| drama Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry
| Yard" to a crowded house. This play
| has been very popular. By request it
was repeated here, Friday evening, to
a good sized audience. Miss Bernice
llBennett as Mrs. Briggs" had the
| leading part and is the star in the play.
Mrs. c. b. Holt left, Friday. for a
visit of few days with her parents, in
| Newport.
| Mrs W. l.. Cargill is passing a few
| days in Bangor with her parents, MIR.
| and Mrs. w. D. Morrow.
I The ice houses have all been filed
| ana about 400 tons put in for the
! creamery.
| Nearly everything was sold at auc-
| ton by A. l.. Bachelor a. c., last
| week. j. o. johnson was the auction
| eer. They will leave for their home In
| Auburn, Some time this week.
LIBERTY.
| WEST.-E. l.. Weeks, Esq, of the
EWeeks Lumber Co. of Damarisoottt
! was in this place looking over lumber
] lots. which he wishes to buy. MIR.
Weeks already owns many lots here,
| some of which have some of the best
| pine anywhere in this part of the
| State.
| Our local merchant. Percy Lemon, is
| i'll with grip.
| Photographer Bert f. Cunningham
was in Appleton taking views. last
| week.
r. p Morange is hauling potatoes TO
| parties in Appleton.
| Ainert Boynton is hauling potatoes
4 To Palermo. Bert Grant is also hauling
| for him. They have about 700 bushels
| hauled aud have 500 yet Ia haul.