Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-24

The friends Of Mrs Florence Wal
lace here at her old home are pleased
to. her of the honor Just conferred on
her at the recent State Encampment at
Portland, when Mrs Wallace was
elected state president of the Ladies Of
the G. A. r.
Miss Annie b. Doe arrived home, last
week, from Pittsfeld, where she has
been teaching school.
The old friends of Mrs. Harriet e.
Foster were saddened by news of her
death. last Friday, at her, home in Wa
tarviile. Fer many years Mrs. Foster
Was resident of China. The remains
were brought here, Sunday. for inter
ment in the family lot in the GENE
terry.
Nelson Hunt is very i'll and is not
expected to recover
BY invitation, Central Lodge, f. and
A. M, and Golden Gate Chapter, q.
+. s.. attended service at the Baptist
church. Sunday The sermon was by
the pastor. Rev. T.. Il. Longley.
The many friends of Mrs. w. w.
Washburn were pleased to see her at
church, Sunday, after her long illness
SOuTH-The funeral of the late Mrs.
Waiter Ward occurred at her home,
Thursday. The services were conduct
ed by the Friends pastor, Rev. Mr.
Macy Music was furnished by quar-
tet, consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. F.
Whitehcuse, c. \. Weber and Mrs.
+. c. Maxwell. The interment Was in
Chadwick Hill cemetery. Mr. Word has
the sympathy of all
Mrs. Emma Whitehouse. who has
been IN Denmark, the past two weeks.
caring for Mr. Warehouses; dauSh-
or returned home. Friday
ID. p Lerd of Westboro. aMss., is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Good
speed for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Webber have
been visiting MIR. and Mrs. jed Morrill,
in Unity, for few days.
Quite a. few of the summer visitors
have already arrived.
William Raynes is very i'll with pneu-
monia.
Ruth Mosher is at heme to pass sun
day.
.Ioseph Fernald has gone To Tosus
home where he has employment.
Mr. and Mrs. James Holmes passed
a few days, this week, with friends IN
Oakland.
Great credit is due Miss Johnson,
teacher at South China school, Tor the
entertainment which her pupils gave
| before the Grange, "Wednesday eve
ming Everything went off ike CLOCK
| work and every one did well. There was
| a large attendance. After the exercises
were over, all went to the dining ROOM
where ice cream and cake was served
| Mr. and Mrs w. j. Thompson ana
| daughter Florence went to Portland
| Wednesday. Mr.. Thompson spoke be-
| fcre the Grange at Kennebunk, Thurs
| day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
| will return home, Monday. Florence
will go to Waterville, where she Will
attend the Commencement exercises.
Hordtis harrington has been confined
| to his room, FOR a few days. with rheu-
matism but is commissioning
vAssALBoRo.
| SOUTH.-The many friends of w. y.
| Raynes are sorry to hear he is very all
with pneumonia and all hope for a
| speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perkins left
! Thursday for Albion, to visit friends
| for a lew days.
Mrs. Alice Howe, who has been nurs-
| ing ii Augusta several weeks returned
| EOme, Friday.
Mrs. Eta Twitchell made a brief
trip to Augusta, Friday.
A. l.. Merrill is working for Pierce
| brothers, West Windsor.
Miss Anna Merrill was calling on
Mrs. (. r. Taylor, Saturday afternoon
nv and Mrs. F. & Whitehouse OF
Waterville were in the place, over sun
! day.
T.. a. Barnes and Harold Priest ot
Wateiyille were brief callers in tht
| Place, Sunday.
Mrs. c. u. Morse was the guest OF
her nephew in Watervile, Thursday
night. seing, Friday morning. to visit
her brother. George Richardson OF
| Fairfield and also attended the Rollins
| Richardson nuptial, Saturday evening
| c. II. Morse and son. Harold. went
! to Fairfield, Saturday night, 10 be pres
| ba xyadlino oft their nd