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


Burnham. and Mrs. Frank Willets of
Bangor. The funeral services were
held from her late home Monday at
. o'clock, Rev. H. T. Milligan of Clin-
ton officiating. Interment was in the
village cemetery.
The funeral services for the late
George d. McNally We're held from the
Burnham Hotel Friday at 1890
o'clock. Rev. II. f. Miligan of Chin
ton ottfciated. and interment was in
, the village cemetery.
TROY.
Friends of Mrs. NJ j. Richardson
wera shocked Ia learn of her sudden
death, which occurred Tuesday night.
Funeral services We're held at her late
home. Saturday. Rev. Mr. DolIiff ohic-
| iating
K. f. stone returned, Saturday from
Wisconsin,
Mr. and Mrs. II. y. Fernald passed
the Weekend with their daughter in
Pittsfield
Miss Bertha Hillman has returned
home. after finishing her school IN
Friendship.
/. a. Cowan of Pittsfield passed the
him on his poultry plant.
There was meeting of Seven Star
Grange. saturday evening.
y. W. Dodge is installing the Hall
Heating system in his new brooder
mouse which has capacity for 1890
chicks. He has also added to his in
cu1ntors and plans Matching many
chicks this season.
The next meeting of the +. c. r. c.,
VIII be held Wednesday evening, Mar.
10. The meeting will be Married Mem
| bers Night and a fine time is being
planned. The now club catalogues
have arrived and are being distributed
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright of Pitts
| FIELD passed Sunday at A. T. Wright s.
Many are improving the fine sleigh
| ing by hauling wood lumber and po-
| tatoes.
\. W. Dodge was in Piitsfeld. Sun
| day.
Mrs Roderick Coffin is very i'll.
CENTER-Mrs Rode.iek Colin is re-
covering from the severe surgical OBJ
| Grafton which she underwent last week
| Merton Wingate has employment in
| Massachusetts.
Ellison Berry is visiting in Augusta,
| this week.
Mir. and Mrs. Willie Coffin Of Burn
ham, were Weekend euestNof Mr.. ana
Mrs. NJ. W. Munroe.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mudaett and son, of
| Rurnham. were ueet-ead guests o.
SIR. and Mrs NJ. w. MuEroc.
s4rs. Berdena Fitzgerald and liftl
| son, of NinsloW, have been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Jennie Waite, the
| past week
| Walter Taylor and family of Pitts
field were guests, sunday, at the HON
of Mrs Taylors parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| John smith.
Mrs. ella Jackson of Massachusetts
! is NJ the home of Miller Richardson,
| having been called here last week by
| the death OF Mrs. Richardson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Sargent are NOV
| ing, this week To the Garter house.
which tliex recently purchased of w. l..
! Hopkins.
BROOKS.
Mrs. Harry StarlSs is having a pro-
| traetod attack Of bronchitis. being
/ confined to the house for some weeks.
| Mrs Isaac Staples is afflicted with the
same trouble.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sander was in
| town recently, calling on the family OF
| NJ. J. Dow.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Carpenter have re-
| turned from a three weeks tour OF
| Aroostook County.
| Gilbert Morrill, accompanied his faith
| CT. John S. Morrill,. of Swanville, to the
| Waldo Co hospital where he vas operr
| ated upon and is now convalescent. AS
he is an old man of 81 years, this was
| an unusually trying ordeal TO pass
| through.
Mrs. Frances Merritt entertained 16
| young ladies, the larger part of the
members being her sunday school class,
| one evening last week. Games were
plavcd, and fine refreshments served
| Mrs. r. A Elliott is gaining rapidly
after her serious Illness and is begin
| ming to get about the house
| Mrs. Ernest Stimpson, Mrs. Frank
Lane and little daughter, Alice, went
| TO Jackson, one day last week, to VISIT
| Mrs. simpsons mother MIS-. john
| Body.
Harvest Home Grange is having Jolly
| good times. and a great deal OF good
natured rivalry exists between the con-
testing sides under CAPTAINS Clarence
Hamlin and Donald Forbes.
TIE Ladies Aid Society held soclai
| in the church vestry, last "Wednesday
| evening. A good program was present
| ed and games INDUCED in later. There
| was a good attendance and about $1,000
| was taken in.
Waldo Co. Veterans Association met
| with Harvest Home Grange in their
hall. Thursday, and it was most en-
| iovable occasion. After dinner, more
! than 200 people sat down in the large
| hall to listen to the speeches by the
| veterans, and the literary program
| furnished by the grangers
Mrs. Frances Merritt went to Hebron
/ Academy, Saturday, to visit her son,
RAYMOND, who is student there ana
later went on to Boston. where she VIII
| devote a week or ten days to selecting
an assortment of millinery. Easter
| comes pretty early this year for spring
| hats.
| silver Crown Temple of Pythian Sis
/ ters initiated three candidates at thelf
/ last meeting Their annual ball is IN