Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-20
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Funeral of Late Mrs. Raymond
-Red Cross Week Plans
tniversalist Sunday School
Class Party

ne funeral services of the late Mrs.
David Raymond were held from the
home, North Main street, Tuesday aft
'tu'on at / o'clock. Rev. A. f. Wright,
pastor of the tniversalist church, Of
ncatod. The interment was made at
~ Village cemetery. Among the out
oi town relatives present We're her
son Herbert Raymond of Massachu-
sets and her sister. Mrs. Sarah Baine
~ Harmony.
meeting OF the captains, W. NJ.
Osborn, j. NJ. Lindsey. :, r. Jones, G.
+ Henry and T. G.. Lancey, and their
appointed 40 solicitors, each captain
having nine who are in charge of the
'invass for the American Red Cross
campaign. was held in Union hall on
Monday evening for the purpose of
outlining the weeks work. A thorough
canvass Of the town will be made. Be
f"re the subscriptions began Monday
morning $3.50 had been given by local
men and the committee fee! sure of
p good showing at the end of the week.
". Il. McGilvery and William Bige-
low, committee on the Red Cross cam
pHgn week, with Mrs. William Gray
and Miss Lena Marsh. members of the
ilttSfeld Red Cross Auxiliary. were
IN Detroit Tuesday, where they select
cd solicitors for the campaign work
m that town. Tuesday evening Mrs.
Gray. Miss Marsh and Miss Grace Da-
VS. were in Palmyra. where they Of
f"ied what assistance they could to
the citizens of that town who are max
ing plans 10 start a Red Cross Auxili-
srN.
Hiram -. Pushor has sold a farm in
West iittsfield to Ancil Pushaw.
Miss Mamie Spaulding, who is
training at the Lynn City hospital in
Lynn. Mass. arrived in town Tuesday
f'r few weeks visit with her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. w. 5. Spaulding.
The First Baptist church in Har-
mnhN Will lie dedicated Wednesday.
IHn' 20 with a fine program. Rev. ii.
" FORD pastor of the Pittsfield Bap-
y" church. will take part in the pro-
gram
Mrs Clarence Hamilton Of Greenville.
Nh" has been the guest of Mrs FREQ
= Parsons md Mrs. T. Z. Mayo. LEFT
TUESDAY for Pennington to attend the
Erhdu1'ion of her daughter, MISS
gretchen Hamilton. at Harrington
Normal school
The funeral services of the late Sar-
sent \ Coffin will he held from the
mouse corner Franklin and Chester
streets at 1915 4. NJ. Wednesday. June
e..
St ARnes Catholic church will be CIV
- benefit at the Bijou theatre on
Wednesday and Thursday. June 27-2s'
Everett Hurd L. of NJ. Il. is pass
ing the week with his mother, Mrs.
Maud Hurd
Mrs w n. McGilvery and son, Mas
ter William. left Tuesday for l0-days
visit In Brookline. Mass. with MRS.
McGilvery's sister. Mrs. 5. r. names.
Mrs. Sylvia Taylor and son CLAUDE
Taylor Of Waterville, former residents
Of this town were guests Monday OF
Pittsheld relatives Claude Taylor VIII
soon leave for a training station as ne
has been appointed one Of the M. C. r.
n. men to go to France.
Mrs. A. r. Wright will give party
10 tho members Of the primary class
Of the Civersalist S. S. at her home
Thursday afternoon. June IS.
Children's day will be observed at
the rnivcrsalist church Sunday. July
|. with n concert given at 1890 A. M.
rnder the direction OF Mrs. W. S.
Spauiding and Mrs. A. E. Wright.
Miss Grace Davis Of this town. State
treasurer OF the d. A. r., will go to
Portland Wednesday to attend lunch
and board meeting to be held at the
Falmouth Hotel.
L. l.. Hartwell Of Revere. Mass. who
last fall purchased the Charles F. See
kins farm In the west part Of the town,
has recently bought the Leadbetter
farm and the Ambrose J. Frost farm