Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-10
P|TTSF|ELD
Death of Mrs. Brooks lon.
also That of Mrs. Angie
Higgins-Funeral of
Mrs. Huff
WOMEN'S RELIEF Copn
ELECT OFFICERS :

The death Of Mrs. Ida (Brooks, ;.
wife OF Eilory Jones. occurred ~
VI. Wednesday at her. home on PAL
avenue after a long illness. h.
was about 81 years. The fan,i,v
formerly residents of Comma befo,. We
ing to West Pittsfeld, where ,ha,.
chased farm which was des,royss
FIRE two years ago, since which ,ins ~
have lived in this village. Besida.
husband, two sisters, Mrs. Weymor,,
saltwater and a sister living in ca.
mia, both Of whom were with her -,
time Of her death, survive. The .,.
services will be held at P N s.,rNs
at the house The interment viii
made al the village cemetery.
The remains OF the late Mrs. rar.
HUFF, whose death occurred Tuesd,r
Abbot, were brought here THURSDAY
funeral services were held AZ -hs D.
fist church at P. NJ, Rev. H. N r.
pastor of the church. Officiating. L.
age was 3 years. She Is survive,
eight children, Mrs. Clara Stevens Of ~
bot, Mrs. Charles Maxim OF pi,,ss..
Mrs. Chas. Higley of Lynn. Mass. "a
HUFF and Bert HUFF Of Abbot. F-s.n
HUFF of Winslow. Mrs. L. y. Morton
Newport and Mrs. Samuel Drew Of Ca
ford, and one brother, Zim-i Bur,o,
this town. The internent was made :,
the Pittsfeld village cemetery and y.
sons acted as bearers.
Friends will regret to learn q, -.
death OF Mrs. Angie Higgins White.
wife Of Irving Written. which occurr.
Friday. Dec. 8. az the home in Cli,.o,
Her age was g years. She was grssr
ated from ". C. l. in the class Of ,u
and later from Farmington Norm,
school. She was q successful teacher Il,
a number of years. Besides FER husbsDs
TWO children, Helen and Howard, n,
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Higgins
Clinton, four brothers. Everett Higgins
Phillips. DR.. George I. Higgins Of Pr.
mouth and Earl and Harold Higgins
Clinton, and two sisters, Mrs. Inez SIN.
son and Bessie Seekins Of Clinton. IN.
vive.
Word has been received Of the cri,al
condition OF Mrs. Frank Lowell Of IA,
town, who has been ~ al asylum in An
gusta for some time.
The annual business meeting 0. II.
Four County Fair Association, which
was due last Wednesday evening, la,
been postponed 10 the frs; week in Ja,
uary.
Mrs Charlotte Stevens O: Portland
in town for Z visit in the home Of tr
son, c. 4. Stevens.
The wonans Relief Corps held its al
nual business meeting "Wednesday for Ii.
election OF officers which resulted as tN,
lows: President, Eta Na-ney; senior VIE
president. Ella Patten; 'unicr vice pra.
ident. Mary Folsom: treasurer. Josie Ma
1hews; chaplain. Alg.e Gould; guar
Maud O'ReiIly; conductor .Addie Philips
delegate 70 department convention JI.
Hle Randlette; alternate, Emma F.,zgs
old.
An enjoyable banquet vas reid :. d.
girls dorm:tory 81 NJ. {. !. Tuesday eve
ming under The auspices Of The :. N. q
4. Jefferson Smith OF Wa:e-ville. Stat:
secretary OF the y. ". c. A. V4s pressl'
and gave an interesting tall.
AT Maine Central Institute two deba.
ing teams have been selected a. preilE'
mary. il order OF excellence. as follows
Morrill, Burse. Linwooj Badger, Sangs,
Cook, Leland Goodrich. Edward RichaN'
son and Vernon Libby. Alte-la:es: Ma
gus Rjdlon. Horace Newhouse. TIL
teams will enter the Bates and Cobb
debating leagues. NORTH Blrse will rep
resent ". c. !. az the Maine Interscha
laslic Discussion League.
\ game OF basketball will be played
Union hall Friday evening between u;
teams OF PittsHeld and Dexter A. A.
Augustus kimball went 10 Augusta
Wednesday 10 attend the funeral service
OF the late Miss Alice S!lsby.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". z. Martin. who have
been visiting in Somerrille. Mass, VIII
Mr.. Martins sister. Mrs. John F. Mis-
have returned home.
Mrs. Clarence Bodash and two children
left Wednesday for few weeks Hs"
with relatives in Maynard, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Hartford who has beer
visiting her parents M-. and Mrs. Johl
Mcfarland left Wednesday for Portlah
to Join Mr.. Hartford. who has a postn