Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-19

Funeral services for the late Thomas
Iantish were held from the Island ave.
nue. Congregational church Sunday Aft.
ernoon at O'Clock with Rev. c. H. Nc
Elhiney, the pastor officiated. Mr..
Tantish died Friday night At tn. HON .
Oh NJ u. kennedy. where he and his
VIE have been boarding since leaving
their room in the j. Palmer Merrill
ouiiding where they passed the winter.
ne mad BEEN in failing health for the
last Few years. Mr.. Tantish was very
wei known in Skowhegan and. until
railing health did not permit him to
walk ABOUT, he was q familiar figure
on the streets. He was a bookkeener
ana the last of his clerical work to anv
extent was performed in the Office Of
McQui!lan & Pooler here. The decaaa.
ca was TO years old and was the son Of
oohh Iantish. whose old home was n
Sahaoa. he is survived by a widow.
ME- Iantish was we'll known in the
lodge life Of the community, having
reen amliated with Carrabassett LODGE
!. y. .. F.. the Encampment Canton
somerset and Priscilla Rebekah LODE.
ne was al member Of thu Maaon,c
fraternity ard the knights of Py,hiaa
Inc ood Fellows will perform burial
rites at the funeral service
AT meeting of Russell Relief
torps held Friday afternoon this or
s"n'zation received an invitation to
JON with Russell Post, G. A. R. in
attending a concert to be given hy
'ne Pa-k School pupils next FRIDAY
AFTERNOON the Park School huiId.
ing. -'hey also received an invita-.
tlon to join the Post in ATTENDING
Di'lne worship at st. Mary's Cath
oiic church next Sunday, the mem.
pers TO bs at the hall bv 10 o.clocL
10 march in a body to the churot
"A th'rd invitation made public at
inns meeting was that extended nv
sKo~hesan Grange for the simmer
ana entertainment on the nirht -,
May %. Mrs. Viola Smith, the pre.i.
dent. presided. The members NO -
I've at the hall all day May 20 to mr..
range inc flowers into bouquets and
IL Is hopeC that the townspeople win
ne as generous as possible th;s ,a.r
In contributing flowers from tbe,-
earoehs 1or this purpose. There are
$50 graves to be decorated
Acquaintance in Skowheean u,,n
be interested to learn that Franz "
Huckins. formerly engaged in nev..
paper work here and in Iev;sto,
has been chosen, with several otb.,
former newspaper men in f,-.;.s
SERVICE 10 make a tour Of the en-
tire a. E: F. He will travel through
France. Belgium and Germany Hs
is the son Of Mrs Nancy Huckin. -
this place. VI
Probate court sessions VII, he -.
sumed Tuesday with Judrn n -
small presiding. Among the VIII.
already presented for nrohat. -.
those of DR.. David d. Win.Iotr 49,
Of Pittsneld and I. William Row. CO ~
Mercer. DR.. Winslow benu.othsd
ms property entire to his widow
Mrs. Mabel r. winslow. the same A.
her demise to proceed to his tvo
chlidren, Ruth NJ. Durham OF Part.
land and Alden B. winslow ~ r.,
Angeles. J. w. Manson IA namaa ss
executor. This will was made San
TENDER T. 1915. The viii OF the late
l. Wilson Rowe of Mercer ,ndica tss
that ne wishes the widow to have ev-
erything but that his daupbt.r
Hazel Rowe. shall have a home nm
the place As long as she desires
A large number Of wills have thu.
iar oeen allowed this term, accord.
ing to Register Steward. as follows:
In the estate OF Edmund Poulin.
late OF skowhegau. Amanda Poulin