Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03
WINSL0W
Charles Frederick Ware Dies
Suddenly-Interesting En-
tertainment Given Under AL
spices Of Baptist School

The inhabitants of the Holhnss-
worth & Whitney district were great
~ shocked Saturday mo; ming u learn
Charles Frederick Ware of Bowoon
street was found dead in bed. Tues-
day he suffered an i'll turn with
pleurisy Of the aeart, but recovered
SO as to be at his work Friday. he
visited Waterville on business anu
retired at an early hour Friday even
ing apparently in good health. Mr.
Ware was SO years OF age and was
born in Gardiner and has been resi-
dent of this town Is years, and was
employed as paper maker at the Hoi-
llngsworth & Whitney MILL His
parents passed away many yeais ago.
He is survived by a Wife and son
Charles +. Ware, also by two broth
crs Theodore NJ. Ware of Augusta
and Frederick Ware OF New Hamp-
shire and a sister Miss Helen Ware
Of Washington, D. c. The .'uneral
services will be held at his late home
this Monday afternoon at . O'Clock.
Rev. Frank Phalen Of Waterville will
officiate The burial vii he at Fair
field.
The 9th grade of the Grammar
school will hold social this Monday
evening at the Tacornet club house.
Ice cream will be on sale. The pro-
coeds is for the benefie Of the Red
Cross.
Mrs. Lena +. Snow after several
weeks visit at the home of her son
George n. Snow. has returned to her
home in Augusta.
Mrs. Frank j. White Friday enter
tanned her mother Mrs. Laura Brown
Of Watervillc and her aunt Mrs.
stephen Powell Of Orono.
Charles II. Cowan Of Milo is a
guest Of his daughter Mrs. Alfred
Brill.
An entertainment under the aus
pices of the Baptist school, was given
Friday evening at the East Winslow
Baptist church. Despite the unpleas-
ant weather a good number attend
ed. The program opened with
Nictroa selection. The Victrola
was kindly loaned by Miss Julia Pat.
terson, instructor OF music. The
play Helpers Of Uncle Sam was
given by the school pupils. Drews'
4-piece orchestra rendered selec-
tons Addresses on the Red Cross
work We're given by Frank Reding-
ton, Frank Byron and Mrs. NJ W.
Bessey. The boxes contributed by
The ladies' were auctionad off by the
teacher, Charles w. Wilson. Ice
cream was sold by Mrs. c. W. Wix-
son and Mrs. Fred Martin and Mrs.
Alonzo Littlefeld Mrs. Paul Beaure-
gard and Mrs. Irving Tyler had
charged of the coffee. The sum Of s27
was cleared. If an auxiliary is start
ed at East Winslow the money will
go to it. If not it VIII be turned
over to the Watcrvile chapter Of the
Red Cross.
Robert H. Stobie has been appoint
ed chief registrar for the towns ~
Winslow, Nassalboro and China. The
registration Will be held at the HoI-
lincsworth & Whitney clubhouse on
Wednesday, June 5, between : A. NJ.
and 9 F. NJ.
Harvey Chcnevort, yeoman in the
navy, after passing n two-weehs
furlOugh at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Chene Vert, re-
turns Monday TO Newport, r. J.,
where ne is stationed
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weber and
little daughter Marguerite Of Milo are
guests at the home of Mrs. Webber's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jones,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur Ste;son and
children Arthur. John and Marion.
Mrs. George Stetson and sons Shir-
lev and Stanley of Watervilie were
guests sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. G. a.
Grant.
Mrs. Joseph York is guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Harry Christie.
Doris Emery has been n guest the
past week Of Mrs. Martin Smith.
Fairfield.
Miss Cora Patterson sunday az
tended The morning service at the
Baptist church. Fairfield. The Bac-
calaureatc sermon for the Lawrence
high school Senior class was deliTe:-
"a by Rev L. NJ Holman
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