Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-07
PITTSFIELD
Death of Ezra Worthing, an
Aged Resident-Tuesday
Club Meets This
Evening
ENT-TEACHER MEET.
ING THIS EVENING

Ezra Worthing passed away Monday
morning at the home of his nephew. Fred
A Wyman, where he had lived for the
past six years. His age was So years and
l day. He was born in Sandwich. y. H.,
and made his home in Canaan for iaory
years. Two daughters. Mrs. CHARLES
Monk OF this town and Mrs. McF.l,nan
I OF Waltham. Mass. and two BROKERS,
George Worthing of West Pittstield and
Harrison Worthng of ST. Adams. survive
! The funeral services will be hei at the
. Wyman home Wednesday afternoon at :
O'Clock. The interment will be made in
. the village cemetery.
The seventh-mon,hs-old baby of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred. Casavant was critically i'll
Monday with pneumonia.
a union service was held in the Cn:-
versalist church Sunday everirs under
; the auspices Of the Young Vcman's
Christian Association of Maine Central
Institute. Miss Eta Gray, president f
the association presided over the meet
ing. Special music was rendered.
An excellent address was given by
Miss Dorothy Shute of Boston, assist
ant metropolitan secretary of the Y W.
c. A.
! Miss Net;ie Runnals. preceptress at NJ
, c. l.. passed the week end in Foxcroft
! where she was called by the illness OF
her parents.
At a meeting of Phlentoma Lodge, l.
( G. o. F., held Monday evening the initia-
! tory degree was conferred on TWO can
didates
| meeting of the Pittsfield Tuesday
/ Club will be held Tuesday afternoon,
March Z. al the domestic science rooms
J at N. c. l.. when Miss Elizabeth Day,
teacher of that department in the school
will give demonstration before the
members of the club.
A Democratic caucus will be held Fri
day evening. March 10, at the armory to
choose seven delegates and alternates to
attend the State convention to be held in
Bangor March %. and also TO elect a town
, committee for the ensuing two years and
to transact such other business as may
come before the meeting.
/ Capt. S. B. Larrabee is receiving medi-
/ cal treatment in Portland.
Mrs F. f. Brigham and Miss Nette
, Mosher have returned from Boston, where
they attended the millinery openings
/, Mrs. Leora Farwell. who has been a
resident of this town for many years
and her daughter, Miss Susie Farwell
an invalid. will leave within short time
J for Newport. where they will make their
hcne with Mrs. Farwell's daughter. Mrs
A. G. Shore:.
Miss Ruth Tucker of Steep Falls, who
hes been the guest of Miss Gertrude
! Haines for few days returned home
Monday.
! Mr.. Haines of Maynard, Mass, who ha.
been visiting mis- daughter Mrs. Clarence
. Bodfsh. returned home Monday
Clarence Bodfsh. agent for the Waiver
! ley mill. left Monday for Boston on bust
ness.
/ The Parent cher Association will OBJ
serve a social evening in Powers hall
Tuesday evening. March :. Prof Roy F
. Richardson of the L. of NJ. will give an
address on Our Children Following the
address refreshments will be served.
: Warren Pushaw of Washington, D. c.
: who was called here by the illness of his
mother, Mrs. Olive Pushaw, has returned
/ home. His sister. Mrs Maria Robbins OF
t Washington. is remaining for longer
+ visit with her mother, whose condition
i remains critical.
Mrs. Eugene Bickford left Monday for
/ Boston on business.