Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-29

their way to the border"
Melvin Watson cut his foot quite
ing.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Dow on the Monmouth road died on
Wednesday morning.
The best fire and automobile insurance
at Herbert E. Fosters. Also surety
bonds.-Adv.
Miss Mehitable Dow from Pownal
is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi French
Mrs. A. A. Mank
The death Of Mrs. Abbie A. Mank
occurred at II o'clock Sunday, June
rs. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A Baird on Main street Funeral
services were held at the Methodist
church Tuesday at 2 O'clock Rev. N.
r. Pearson officiating. Mrs. Mank had
been in failing health a long time.
She was born in Temple, Me-, April
a. 1882, and was the daughter Of
Luke F. and Rebecca (Melendy)
Chandler and was one Of - children.
six boys and six girls, who all lived
to manhood and womanhood. At the
age OF IL she was married to James
D. Richards and a few years later
they came to Winthrop to live, where
he died in 1878. Later she married
alexander E. Mank and one son was
born to them. Since Mr.. Marks death
she had lived most of the time with
ner adopted daughter. Mrs r. A.
BAIRD. She was a member of the
Methodist church and in years OF
health had been a most faithful he,n-
er IN all the duties pertaining to her
home life and welfare of her family
and had wide circle Of friends. Re.
sloes her son, Charles r. Mank Of
Boston, and adopted daughter. Mrs,
Kate R. Baird of Winthrop, she leaves
-FOUR sisters, Mrs. Rebecca j. Wood
ward and Mrs. Melvina Gould Of Wi.
ton Mrs. Elvira Hubbard of Fave++e
Mrs. Ada NJ. Wiggin of HaverhilI
Mass, and one brother Laforest
chandler of Nashua, n. H. The riffs
OF flowers were very beautiful.
me bearers were E. w. Wentworth
j. NJ. Towle, w. A. Staples and R. c,
Riley lnterment was in the family
lot in Maple cemetery.
Besides the immediate family tins.
present from out of town were Mr. ana
Mrs. Henry M. Hubbard Of Fave+te
Mrs. Harriet 1. Sumner of H.1Io-.e,i
ana Mrs. Thomas c. Buckley of Au-
gusta.
n. p. Brandow of Waterv,I,e u,s ;,
business visitor In town Wednesday
cation Sunday school. consisting OF tho
'hree youngest classes with their teach.
ers and assistants. enjoyed picnic at !
~ Ihaanum's on the Monmouth rood
Wednesday,.
Mrs. n. B. Maxheld was the quasi If
her son, Prof. Ezra Maxfield. In Water.
Vile from Monday until Wednesday. and
attended commencement at Colby,
Inc fontaw and Tawasentha Camp Fire
Iiris heid a business meeting at the Con.
eregatlonal vestry Tuesday evening
MT ana Mrs. A. II. Webb with their
daughter Dorothy Webb went to Water.
Vile Saturday, where they attended the
Colby junior exhibition held at the Ban
fist church Saturday evening. in wbicI,
their son. Winthrop L. Webb. who is
'o-' sPOhS vi hung the Future.' Mr.
webb is also member of the class execp.
tive committee and took part in the Junior
class day exercises held Monday and ais,
had charge of the music for the bacca
laureate service Sunday.
Charles r. Mank of Boston. who was
called to Winthrop by the illness ana
death of his mother, returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Winona Stinson and son John of
Bay Point, Me, are guests for the week
OF Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Bearse
w. G. Taylor is a business visitor in
Boston for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Mitchell. Nora Tav.
lor and Lee and Helen Taylor were in
Augusta Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Bailey Of Augusta and Mr.
Titus of Winthrop went to Gardiner Mon
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Titus, who
were going to Fitchburg, Mass.
Five sets of buildings on the Stanlev
road have been wired for electric lights
Albert Stevens. c. S. Towle, o. E. stan
ley, 2. H. Thomas and A. E. Titus.