Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-31
PITTSFIELD
Funeral Services for the Late
Charles B. Haskell Are Held
Under Direction of
Masonic Lodge
ANOTHER CYCLE PARTY
POPULAR WITH GUESTS

The funeral services for the late
Charles B. Haskell were held from the
Universalist church at o'clock Thursday
afternoon under the direction of the Ma
sonic Lodge Rev. F. S. Walker, pastor
of the church, OBLIGATED. All places of
business on Main street were closed dur
ing the service. There was profusion Of
beautiful flowers, Including set pieces
from the Pioneer mill. the Masonic and
Odd Fellows Lodges and from friends
from out of town. The bearers We're two
sons, Charles B. Haskell. Jr and Grin,
a brother, l.. A. Haskell and a brother
in-Iaw. DR. T. n. Drake, with J. w. Man
son, William Gray, A H. Burse and o.
E. Libby as honorary bearers. The inter
ment was made at the village cemetery.
Among the out-of-town relatives present
were Mrs Howard Burr of Springvale,
Miss Winnefred Haskell Of Boston, sis
tiers, L. O. Haskell, a brother and fam
lily of Concord, y. H and Mrs. Rather
inc Haskell of Portland. number of
out-of-town friends were present, includ-
ing L. s. Marshal Bertram Smith of
Portland, William Goughin and daugh-
ter of Dexter, Mrs. Jennie Smith of Burn
ham.
Mrs Ida Briggs Of Boston is a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. E, f. Bagley who en-
tertained Thursday ar. and Mrs T W.
HAYES of Troy Franz Bagley, who has
been passing a vacation with his parents.
returned to his home in Boston Wednes-
day.
Mrs. r. H. Berry gave a pretty cycle
party at her home Thursday afternoon,
entertaining several young ladies'
Miss Mona Warner of Hallowell arrv-
ed in town Thursday for a Weekend
visit with Misses Martha ana Mary
Drake.
Mrs. w. 3. MeGiIvery and little son
William left Thursday for weeks out
ing at Spruce Point, making the trip by
automobile. They We're accompanied by
Miss Gertrude Haines. who returned
Thursday night.
Mrs. Judson Nichols and guests, Mrs.
Langworthy and Miss Eva J. Day of Bos-
ton, with Mrs. Sadie B. Greenwood of
this town left Thursday for few days
stay at Northport.
Mrs. Harry Sears of Augusta who has
been visiting Mrs. W. G. Dobson. left
Wednesday for a weeks visit in Troy
with Mrs. Dobson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright.
Clarence Macomber and Elton Quinn
left Wednesday for Madison to attend the
wedding of a college friend Dr. Sawyer
Mrs. Ida B. Whitman and daughter
Esther of Washington d. G. are in town
for a few weeks visit with Mrs Leslie
Pooler
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P Durham and Miss
Prestina Hersey have returned from an
automobile trip TO Ocean Park
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Pencil of Hartland
left here wednesday, on a trip to the
White mountains -
Walter A. Taylor and family who have
been occupying the Noble cottage at
Moose pond. returned home Thursday
Mrs. George E. KInball has returned
from several weeks. outing spent at Old
Orchard.
b. F. Harding of Billerica Mass. is in
town to join Mrs. Harding, who is visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. George E. Bry-
! ant
Mrs. w. L. Pushor. who with Mr.
Pushor is spending a vacation at the
Lancey cottage at Moose pond. returned
there Wednesday after spending two
days, at her home here
| Mrs. f. E. Mayo returned Thursday
/ from a visit in Greenville with her moth
er Mrs. Emma Scammon.
/ The Pioneer mill shut down Wednesday
night for the remainder of the week
/