Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-12
Mrs. Freeman REYNOLDS


Mrs. Freeman Reynolds aged 50 years.
three months, passed away Thursday
noon at her home on the Shawmut road
es the result OF a paralytic saock which
she suffered several days previous. Mrs.
Reynolds was born at Winslow, where
she had passed the larger part Of her
life. She was united IN marriage to
Freeman Reynolds. who passed away
about six years ago. Mrs. Reynolds was
a member Of the Congregational church
of Winslow, and also the Winslow
Grange The deceased was am earnest
worker. About ten years ago MIR. and
Mrs. Reynolds moved to Fairfield, where
they nave since resided. Mrs. Reynolds,
although well advanced in years, was a
very active lady, taking keen interest
in the happenings Of the day. Although
unable to go out very much Mrs. Rey-
nolds was ever surrounded by her chill
dren. grandchildren and many friends.
Three daughters, Marcia, wife Of Free
man Warren OF Bath, Mrs. Albert Jewell
Of Fairfield. Mrs. Benjamin H Law
renee of Fairfield. and two sons, Will
liam w. Reynolds Of Winslow, Laforest
REYNOLDS of Winston, one sister, Mrs.
Emily Stanley. who made her home with
the deceased survive. The funeral
services will be held Sunday at Il M.
Rev John L. Clark Of the Fairfield
Baptist church officiating.
A free lecture on Christian Science"
will be given at the Waterville Unita-
rian church Friday evening. at which
the speaker will be William f. Kdth-
Won, c. S. B., Of Denver, Col, mem
Der of the Board of Lectureship of the
Mother Church.
There will be no meeting Of the Fair
field order Of the Royal Neighbors Of
America, Friday evening, as was pre-
yiously planned, and the members
have accepted an invitation to go to
Waterville to attend the meeting Of
Elm City Camp, at which an initiation
will be held. All Fairfield members are
requested to take the us P. NJ. car
from Fairfield.
Mrs. Chester c. Burrill of Madison,
with son Carlton and younger son,
arrived in town Thursday afternoon to
pass a few days as guests of Mrs.
Burrilrs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alden
Luce Main street. Mrs Luce, who has
been passing several weeks at Mad
ison, returned with her daughter.
Judge Harvey H. Brazell was at
Skowhegan Thursday on business.
Several characters Of the play, How
the Story Crew." were in town Thurs
day afternoon and made several calls
in the stores of Main street, dressed
in their costumes. which attracted
much attention.
Mrs George Toppan Of Newhall street
was the hostess Thursday to a party Of
former neighbors at Shawmut at a
course dinner. Those enjoying Mrs. Top
pans hospitality we're Mrs. William Bar
ney, Mrs. Colby Lawrence, Mrs. William
Mcleod, Mrs. Perley Grant, Mrs. Eu-
gene Nollette, Mrs. Bert Williams, Mrs
Lafayette Bray. Following the dinner
the time was passed in various forms of
amusement.
Kingsbury 3. Piper returned Thursday
to his home on Elm street for a short
stay. from his duties as deputy collector
of internal revenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Piper returned
Thursday evening fom a several days
stay at Boston. where they attended the
auto show.
Dr. c. F. Kidder left Thursday after
noon for a few days outing at his camp
at Jackman.
Edward and Harold Conner of Hinck-
ley were calling in town Thursday.
Warren SWEET. manual training instruc-
tor in the Fairfield schools, left Thurs
day afternoon for a short stay at Au-
gusta.
Mrs Arthur Roundy was at Clinton
Thursday calling on friends and relatives.