Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-18
Funeral Services Held for
The Late Mrs CathCart
Local Young Han Ralsd into
COurtfOr Malicious Mischief
Proprietor OF LEGAL Store Fined $40
For Selling Cigarettes TO Miners

The funeral services for the late Mrs.
George Cathcart were held Friday aft
ernoon at . o'clock at the Universahst
church, Rev f. s. Walker. pastor of
the church, officiating. Members of
Bethlehem Cha pier, 0. E. s, Waveley
Rebeaah Lodge and the Ladies Aid
Society of the Universalist church, OF
which organizations Mrs. Cathcart was
a valued member, attended in BODY
A profusion of beautiful floral tributes
bore silent testimony of the high re-
gard and love in which the deceased
was held. Those acting as bearers were
Lewis Nutter, L. e. Graves, w. u.
McCausland, O. f. Parks. Leon Moody
Everett Libby The remains will be
taken Saturday to Oxford, where the
interment will be made. The out OF
town relatives present We're Mr..
Cathcart's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Allen
c. Cothcart of East Rochester, \. IL
a brother. Fred j. Cahtcart and Wlfe
OF Pennington, y. H; a sister, Mrs.
Jennie Dover OF Lakewood, y. j.; a
sister. Mrs Harry Bartlett ana Mrs
Bartlett of Bridgeton; sister. Mrs.
Charles Peard and Mr.. Peard of Low
ell, Mass: and Mrs. Cathcart's sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Hall Of Oxford.
S. NJ. Raymond Friday purchased the
d. Is. Durham house on Franklin
street, which is now occupied by Asa
Craig ard family. Mr.. Raymond, who
has sold his residence on Somerset aN-
enue 70 James Dysart of SkoWhegan,
will take possession of his new home
in about two weeks.
Powers nall was the scene Thursday
evening of a very pleasant affair. the
occasion being reception rendered the
Senior class at NJ. c. l., and members
of the faculty by Miss Runnells, pre-
ceptress of the school The program
consisted of track meet, which was
participated in by the students, who
were divided INTO four classes repre-
senting the four Maine colleges, Bow
doin. Bates, Colby and q. of NJ. The
men of the faculty acted as officials.
The stunts were excellently done and
the affair was a great success. Re
treatments were served.
Miss octavia Mitchell of Troy, who
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs
e. 4. stevens, returned home Fri
day. accompanied by Mrs. Stevens
who made the trip in a sleigh.
The many friends of Mrs. A. ]. Lo-
der will learn with regret that she will
leave within a short time for Bangor,
where she will locate, joining Mr..
Loder, who has been engaged as a
florist there for some time. Her home
will be occupied by her son, r. w. Lo-
der Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Written have
rented the rooms to be vacated by
Mr.. Loder.
Following the business session of
the Pittsfield Grang Saturday eve
ming boys medal contest will be
gwen, under the auspices of the w.
c. II. U.
A young man, who is located here
for the present was brought before
the Pittsfield municipal court Friday
morning on charges of malicious mis-
chief brought by local dealer, who
runs a small confectionery store on
Main street. The young man was fin
ed 81 and costs. Following this hearing
the proprietor of the store was brought
before the court on the charge of sell
ing cigarettes to minors. Probable
cause was found and he paid a fine of
$40 and costs.
The Pittsfield National Bank will be
closed Monday in observance of Pa
triots day.
George Moulton has passed few
days in Livermore Falls with his fam
liz.
The members of the Amona Bible