Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-23
Albert w. kincaid

Albert W. Kincaid died Thursday
at the age Of 70 years. Mr.. Kincaid was
born in Cornville but came to Show
hogan to live at the age of IL. In 1859
he was married to Miss Czarina Stew
ard. a native of Bloomfield, now Show
hogan, having been born on the James
Brooks farm. In his early life he was
lumberman and foreman on the riv-
er for many years, going from Dead
River to Augusta and was widely
known. In 1871 he moved to Boston
and later to New York state, where
he was a shoe dealer for about 80
years. He leaves his wife and one son.
Bert w. Kincaid. who resides in New
York state. He also leaves three broth
ers and two sisters: Mrs. Ida Brown.
Los Angeles. Calf; George Kincaid,
Togus; Reuben Kincaid, Brooksfield,
Mass; Clarence Kincaid, South Car
diner; and Miss Clara kincaid of
Worcester. Mass. For the last 10 years
he has lived again in Skowhegan,
passing his declining years at the
home Of Mrs. Orlinda Weston on the
Middle road.
Rev. George Merriam will preach
on THE Unseen Allies at the Beth
any church Sunday morning.
Mrs. E. B. Chase and Miss Gladys
Chase were in Waterville Friday at
tending Colby day exercises. Mrs
Chase's elder daughter, Miss Eunice,
Is a Sophomore at that institution. :.
The Mems class at the Bethany
church are to have an oyster supper
at the vestry next Tuesday evening.
The following sub-committees have
been appointed to have charge of the
booths at the Grange fair: Cake, Mrs.
Mary P. Archer. Mrs. Will Malbon,
Mrs. E. L. Clough: aprons, Mrs Mae
Allen. Mrs. c. ]. Hayden; fancy, Mrs.
Emma Folsom, Alta Rowell, Iva
Rowe; vegetables, George and Will
Rowell: canned goods, Mrs. Will Row.
ell. Mrs. Arthur Painter: candy, Myra
Rowell, Lila Pierce, Marian Adams,
Corinne Salley.
Hotel proprietors and acquaintance
OF early days Joined Friday in making
the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. George Washington Savage
of this town a happy event. Mr.. Saw
age and his wife passed about 30 years
of their life in running various hotels
in Maine and are widely known to the
travelling public.
Mr.. Savage was born at the Twelve
Corners in Madison. where he passed
his early days. He is now "A years Of
age but strong and well. Mrs. Savage
was born in Dextes, being Miss Belle
Stafford. daughter Of DR.. Ward and
Airline (Macumber) Stafford. She is six
years the junior Of her husband. When
she was eight years old her family
Mr.. Savage began driving stage from
to Scion, when about Is
and later worked at the stables Of
Hopgood B. Thompson and Enes Gray
for five years. At the Elm house, now
House. he began his career
In the hotel business as clerk, first
with Mark Hilton and then Getchell
& Springer. The next seven years
were passed at the State House in
Bingham. first as clerk for Dinsmoro
& Whittier and than as proprietor. Az
ter this Mr.. Savage was employed at
The Forks hotel by Joseph Clark. He
then went to Parlin pond House, where
he was proprietor for two years, buy
ing then the Pleasant Pond Hotel. At
ter three years he went to Augusta,
where he ran the Hotel North, this be-
ing his last hotel venture. Twelve
years following this he and his som
n-law, Elmer H. Dunton. carried on z
hardware business at Jackman.
OF the two children born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Savage. one is now living. Mrs.
Elmer II. Dunton, of Stronghold, Sas-
NJ. L. Greenleaf has sold out his res
aurant business in the ]. Palmer Merrill
block to George N. Merrill of The Forks
Mr.. Merrill will take possession about
he first Of November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Forth Of st. Come,