Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-06

visiting Sunday at Mrs. w. L.
French's in Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Norton and
daughter were visitors at Branch Mills
Tuesday.
Miss Florence Knox and party of
friends from the Oak Grove Seminary
Friday. Miss Mildred Edwards was
visited her mother Mrs. Chas. Knox
also a recent visitor on her aunt Mrs.
Knox.
The woods Monday and Tuesday
were made lively by hunters but no re-
pert SO far of any deer being captured
but some have been seen. Some Of the
hunters are wearing red hats and uni
forms.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Walter Tobey were
in attendance at the funeral of Mr..
Tobey's school-mate, the late Mr..
Rodney Nelson. Rodney will be missed
by any in distress as he was one who
was ever ready to lend helping hand
in time of trouble. He was liked by
all who made his acquaintance and was
honest and upright in all his dealings.
Mr. Warren Pullen is visiting his
sister Mrs. Rosetta Stevens.
Elmer Tibbetts visited his parents
Woodbury. Tibbetts Tuesday
d. w. Worthing and Harold Kitchen
enjoyed days cunning Tuesday.
James Tobey is a recent visitor at
North Palermo.
Mrs. E. s. Kitchen recently enter
tanned Elder Robert Hall and wife Of
Weeks Mills.
Mrs e. S. Kitchen was g. recent
caller on Mrs. Agnes Hisler.
NORTH-This town was saddened
by the death Of one Of it's well known
citizens, Mr. Rodney E. Nelson, aged
A years, who passed away Oct Goth
with congestion of the brain after an
illness of one week Mr.. Nelson had
been in poor health for two months
but was able to attend to his usual
duties. when Oct. % while he and his
son Oscar were hauling potatoes to
the station Mr.. Nelson complained of
being cold and getting off to walk
had only gone short distance when
he fell to the ground, unconscious.
Aid was soon gained and he was
taken to the home of Dean Estes at
Branch Mills where he remained in
this unconscious state. Doctors ad-
vised an operation which was per-
formed at the Sisters hospital, Water
Vile. Oct. 81 A widow and six child
rem. oscar, Jasper Helen, Annie, Abbie
and Ralph, besides an aged mother
Mrs. Eliza Nelson, five brothers, Wes-
ley, Frank, and Warren of this town,
Oville Nelson of Vassalboro and Yeaton
Nelson of Vermont, two sisters, Mrs.
Hattie Chadwick of Palermo and Mrs.
Ella Pawlowsky of Somerville, Mass,
survive. Funeral services were held
at his home Sunday Nov at IL A. NJ
Rev. Albert Leach of Vassalboro Off
eiating. The brothers acted as pail
bearers. Floral gifts were presented as
follows: Spray of chrysanthemums
and pinks, Mrs. Leander Worthing,
Augusta: spray of pinks. employees
of potatoes houses, Palermo; spray of
ehrysanthemums, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4.
osgood and Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Par
menter; spray of A pinks. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. a. Worthing. Mr. and Mrs. j.
r. B. Dinsmore and Mr. and Mrs. II.
w. Worthing; spray of white pinks.
Miss Eva Nelson. Hanover. y. H.;
/ flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mardea,
| Fairfield; chrysanthemums, Mrs.
Maud Nelson and Mrs. b. T. Bartlett,
| Derry, n. H.; ferns, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Thurston; pinks, Mrs. Almer Dy-
er and Miss Marion Nelson of Augusta,
wreath from p. of H.; wreath Mrs.
Eliza Nelson; pillow, brothers and sis
ters; spray of ehrysanthemums, wife
and children. Interment was made in
Perkins cemetery.
Mrs. Annie Ridlon of Albion passed
the week-en with Mrs. Chester Farris.
Mr. and Mrs Edd Moody visited
Sunday at Chester Farris.
little daughter came to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jaquith Nov. ..
Mrs Ira Black is at home fer a while.
Mr.. Yeaton Nelson of Vermont, Mrs.
Maud Nelson and daughter Mrs. b. I.
Bartlett of Derry, n. H., Mr.. Oscar
Pawlowsky of Somerville, Mass, Mr..
Earl Nelson of Arlington. Mass. and
Mrs Leander Worthing of Augusta
were in town to attend the funeral of
the late Rodney Nelson, Nov. 2.
John w. Nelson of Wilton is at
home hunting for few days.