Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-01

few weeks, win be glad to hear that she
is very little better.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Kitchin entertained
a large number at dinner Christmas, is
Of the relatives. sjttipg.%aewn to tables
loaded with ducks. chickens. venison
steak andlpther good things. too numer-
Gus to fnenuSrr after dinner they were
into the parlor, where they en-
joyed a Christmas tree loaded with pres
ents for all. Ira Choate, Mrs. Kitchin'ss
father, was able to be present and enjey
the day with his ctildrens and grand
children. ss H.ssas&s
.HALLDALE.
Rey. d Rrscketts attended the quart
erly meeting in Reekland, Dec. 20, q.
22.
Mrs. Myra Bryant returned, last
week, to her homesin KneK
Mrs. CIV, C9lpSs ret 11sh, Dec. gard.
from the hospital in Belfast much i'm
taPhls IN c2 zlsa tree and con.
cert at the church, Christmas evening.
Rev D.. Bracket was called to
faneraf d5ffsS 1.-THE cfiia Of Mr. and
AZ -. I1ttt5aHtffts fAACNleS.
Arthur Morrison is making his home
at Bert Halls. this winter.
Rey. and .Mrs.>D, Bracket. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Written and son and Mrs.
M. w. White took dinner, Christmas,
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Hall.
MoNTvitLE.
CENTER.--George c. Carter has
been drawn to serve as traverse juror
at the January term of 81. court, at
Belfast. s& - 6tsisT
Charles w! Mason, Of Middletown,
Conn, has sold his farm in this town
to. r. r. DuNtofi ct ais. Of Belfast. L.
d. Jones, of Liberty, with other in
terested parties, ran. the boundary lines,
last Thursday. -
Sheriff-elect F. A csushman and fam
lily moved, Monday, to Belfast.
Mr.. cushman has appointed West p.
Jones one of his deputies.
Chester b. Cushmai and family have
moved to "A. Cushmatiis farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John. L. eBoynton were
recent guests Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs.. Ii! s Cook. OF Liberty.
Carney 'Shure returned, Thursday,
from Boston. l9@ ie9 z ~
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Getchell of Bel
fast, Hwefe Christmas guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. DAVID Boynton.
Il Mrs. Daniel X McF.ariand returned,
Thursday, from a Belfast hospital
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Howes of Lib
erty were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. E. Davis e ~
Charles V. stevenson, of Halldale is
for e. B. Bean.
Mrs. Elnora Banton was home from
a part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Loren W. Howard re-
turned Thursday, from Belfast and
Waldo.
So TROY. -
CENTER Miss e. C. Dyer has been
critically i'll, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Tyler were Christ
mas guests of N. w. Barker and
daughter.
Miss Eta Bagley of New York city
Is vi<iting relatives at the Center. this
week. - Etsaii''A
%. r. Bagley passed the Weekend in
Detroit with his brother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Peases of Detroit
hive moved into the house owned by
Miss Ionic Bicl1Inore. ',l'.fs
"a. 1StCS Wei " fAh6 uStdt uCc-H
day, TO be present at the opening of
the Maine Legislature. Of Which he is
a member.
r.. H. Ward is laid up with bad
Foot, Which he injured seriously. Satur-
day night, by stepping goTl.a rusty nail.
News has been received Of the death
Of Wallace Call, formerly Of, this town.
which occurred very suddenly. Sunday
Dec. %. at his home in Ply
mouth, from heart faiiure.rg
Eben Rurton Gowen, one of Troy's
most highly respected citizens, passed
away. Thursday morning Dec. 26s aged
81 years, s months. 10 days. He was
born in Montville, but had lived in
Troy many years. He is survived by
D wife, five sons and two daughters.
I'll living at home except the daugh
ter by his first marriage, Miss Sadie
B. Gowen, who is missionary at Ba-
asore, India, and to whom a telegram
was sent the morning of her fathers
death, and received by her in "a few
hours. The funeral was held at his
late home, Saturday forenoon, Rev. II.
NJ. Ford, pastor of the Free Baptist
church at Pittsfield officiating. The In
terment was in Fairview Cemetery.
The bereaved family have the sympa-
thy of ALL aeegztE