Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-03
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PALMYRA,

Angie E., wife of Leonard P. Foley
died at her home, Sunday, Nov. 2Srd
! She had been in i'll health for several
weeks yet her condition was not con-
sidered serious till q few weeks before
| her death occurred.
Although having suffered much i'll
ness throughout her life. Mrs. Foley
was naturally of a cheerful tempera
ment. having a smile and kind word
! for all.
| Her stay here had been short, only
| having been married to Mr.. Foley In
| January, 1913, yet, all who met her
were pleased with her kindly manner
| During her illness she was ever hope
! full of her recovery and passed away
net realizing her life work was at its
! close.
Besides her husband, two sisters,
Mrs. Nellie Brown of Addison and Mrs.
| Tillie Clews of Providence, r. l., and
her mother, Mrs. Rose Downs of Hfnck-
lev. are left to mourn.
The funeral was held at the house. at
10 A. NJ, Wednesday. Hymns were
rendered by Mr.. GetcheH and Mrs
Charles Tibbetts. The floral offerings
from the family and friends were beau
tiful also the floral tribute from the
Holly Club of which she was loved
member, and whose loss is deeply felt'
II being the first break in this little
neighborheod society.
The body was taken to Waterville
for burial
I. O. Foster while engaged in saving
wood at Arthur Jordan's had the mis-
right arm The accident was caused by
Mr.. Foster attempting to put on the
belt with the machinery in motion. Or.
Emerson was called to set the bones
and he is now very comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Buck are
epeneing their honeymoon at Percy
RIek's. Several neighbors gave them
a serenade Friday night The gather
ing company on their approach TO the
house manifested their presence by
noise not unlike a combination OF an
Indfon pow-wow and Fourth OF July
celebration. They were speedily mace
welcome by Mr.. and Mrs. Buck, ana
nlaasant evening was enjoyed, also
generous treat that was served by
them
interesting meeting Nov. 18th. at the
home of Mrs. NJ. C. Davis, with Mrs
Ada Miller in the chair. After the rec
ords had been read and the roll call re-
snonded to by quotations. Miss Josephine
Miller presented the program as follows;
Piano solo, Mrs Ina Coolidge; vocal
duet. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. A. e. smith,
paper. Comparing the Manner of Cd
serving Thanksgiving Day at the present
Time With that of Earlier Times, MIS-
w. A. Blaisden; song. Mrs. Ina Seekins;
"a History of the Pilgrims written ana
read by Mrs. S. B. Millett; dialogue,
Entertaining Servant Girls; vocal SOLO,
Miss Miller; reading, Muriel RUNNER
vocal duet, Mrs. Davis and Mrs Miller;
monologue, Thanksgiving Reminders,
Mrs. Marguerite Blaisdell; vocal solo,
IVA Seekins; poem, Marjorie Palmer;
Thanksgiving Wits" by the Club; vocal
duet. Mrs Miller and Mrs. Seekins. Mrs.
Davis served refreshments. The club
expressed it's appreciation of all fayors
received, and all returned to their homes
well satisfied with the meeting. Mrs.
A. E. Smith, a valued member, who has
changed her residence to Pittsfield, was
present, and visited in the neighborhood
over Thanksgiving.
1.-THE Willing Workers" held
fair, Tuesday, Dec. End, and an enter
tainment in the evening.
Miss Ethel Sanford, who is teaching in
orono, is at home for few days yaca-
ton.
Virgil Goodrich is visiting relatives in
New Hampshire
Mrs Leantha Miller and Miss Joseph
inc Miller passed Thanksgiving in
Corinna.
Friends in this town OF Miss Marion
Keene will be interested to hear of her
marriage to Edward Whitmore of Bos-
ton. They will reside in Dorchester.
Mrs. B. S. Sanford is recovering from
a severe attack of acute indigestion.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Cook passed Thanks
giving at the home of Mrs. Ida Sweet
land, in Pittsfeld.
Miss Dollie Homestead is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Nina Richard
son in Fairfield.
DETROIT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Nichols of Port
land were the Thanksgiving guests of
Mr. Nichols mother, Mrs. Betsey Farm
ham.
Miss Evalyn Butler and Mr.. Alexan-
der of Portland were weekend guests at
the home of Mrs. Buffers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Butler.
Mrs. Lizzie C. Brown returned, Mon
day, from her completed work as substi-
tute in a Wilton school,
Mr.. Richards of Bangor Theological