Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-27
VASSALBORO

VASSALBORO
News has been received of the death
Of mrs. Mary Small Of Belfast, widow
Of the late Ezekiel Small, 10th OF whom
were at one time residents OF this place
Mrs. Ernest Meader of Troutdsle was
in town Wednesday enroute TO Halloweil
to visit friends.
Miss Eda Mccarthy of Woburn, Mass
is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Edward F. wyman.
Mrs. Rose Abbott has returned from
a trip 10 Rockland
Walter Jones OF Hartford, Ct, New
England manager of the Boston Woven
Hose & Rubber Co, accompanied by L.
j. Mofatt Of the Scottish Union G. Ma
tional Fire ms. Co. OF Hartford, Ct.
and John Rivkaby, general manager OF
the New England Maple Syrup CO. Of
Boston, were guests Friday of Arthur
W. Pope at Pope avenue. The party
came in large car, later leaving for
northern Maine and Canada on a camn.
ing trip.
X. NJ. Gates and family made a trip
TO Rockland and Belfast Sunday and re-
turned accompanied by Mrs. Rose Alb
bolt
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson are en-.
terainins guests from Massachusetts,.
e L. Robinson has returned from a
( fishing trip in northern Maine. He vas
accompanied ny Charles Drunmo7d
Robinson OF Winslow.
Q. W Tufts has been entertaining
guests from West Seboeis.
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ. Cobh .cco,,,,
med by Mrs. Mary Wood at Stewards
calle8 Tuesday on Miss Ruby Wood al
the home Of Howard Weeks.
Among recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Lander at McCoy's Crossing were Mrs
Bowie and daughter from Waterviue
, Wendell Smith from Aroostook is Wis.
iting his uncle, Garfield Ingraham
Lorenzo Robinson and family of Chi
ma were in town Sunday.
NORTH-The WOODEN mill here shut
down Saturday noon for a weeks vsca-
ton.
several from this village attended the
Republican mass meeting at Island
Park Saturday.
Elwood Z. Jones and Albert ciror6
are WORKING at Nassalboro on the old
Frye house
Mrs. Ruth Morse of the Center Is in
the Augusta General hospital for treat
ment
East Kennebec Pomona vii! meet with
Chelsea Grange Aug. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert DEMO and NJ ana
Mrs. Fred Burgess made trip to Penn
aquid Sunday
the Baptist and Methodist Sunday
schools will hold picnic at Island Park
Wednesday,
= b Aver moved his household goods
70 Berlin. y. H. last week,
Ihere were no services at tie NJ =.
'hurch Sunday owing 70 the camn meet.
ing at Weber pond
CENTER-A dance will he s;,.,
thursday evening, Aug. % at the
Iown hall, the proceeds to be devoted
! u the Red Cross work.
the Red Cross will meet ~ the
vestry on FRIDAY. Aug. 80. ali dar N
| Hnlsh the work for August. All u.,-L
,ha' IS ont must be passed in thar
DAY ''''
NORTH-Thc funeral Of r;eoyge :
Clark vas held from his late horn
- IaS' NaSsalboro. The Rev. J. o
hutter' pastor Of the Methodist Epls.
c'Pdi church, was the officiating cler.
sFman The house was filed with rel.
at1NeS, neignbors and friends ~ the
deceased. Mr.. Clark was A r,emhe,
or The Grange at East Tassalhoro
me immediate surviving members
OF ire family are. Mrs 6 s. Clark
me Wow: three sons. Merle p
lark. George L. Clark and Eduir
clark; and one daughter. Mis-
; DeF'da Clark. Relatives from out O,
Town present were: Mr.. and Mrs
LoWen Gerrish of Skowhegan. Mr.
/ ana Mrs. Frank Clark Of Cha-ios7o,
Mrs F Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Rick
ford and MIR and Mrs Young. ali ot
Bradford: also relatives from Rome
"A sister OF the deceased. Mrs. Laura
Ierrish Of BroWnville could not be
present because of advanced age.
Inc flowers we're many and bcauti-
ful. lnterment was in the family lot
al Flne Grove cemetery. Wateryille
Me!o Hutchinson was in town Sat
urdaT visiting among friends. return
ing to Camp Devens Sunday He ex-
poets to go across soon.
The American Wooden Co. has shut
down until after Labor day. giving
the operatives much needed rest.
Many Of the employees of the WOOL
en- mill Will pass their vacation out
OF town. Mr.. and Mrs Holiday have
gone to Maynard. Mass. Mr.. AveriIl
ano daughter Ina and Miss Lottie
Smith have gone to Portland for the
week.
Mrs. ]. Jewett is passing her va
cation in Rochester. y. H.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Linn will pass the
vacation on a fishing trip and at
Hartland, their former home.
Mrs. Mildred Dusty and Miss Ethel
Scott have returned home from Old
Orchard.
South Portland Boy Drowned
The first drowning accident Of the
summer in South Portland occurred