Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04
OAKLAND

Mrs Gertrude Macia SnarrOW' ~ie
of John Sharrow. died at her nome
on Aver street Saturday evening. art
er a long and painful illness. aged 81
wears. Mrs. Sharrow was born IN
East Highgate. VI. May Z. 1856, and
had been a resident OF Oakland for
the past three years. She Is sur
v;ved by her husband, four children.
Florence. Earl. Margaret and Phyi-
lis: a mother. Mrs. Flora Macia OF
Windsor, VT: three sisters. Mrs. G. /.
Goodrow OF Waterbury. Conn, Mrs.
Danier Wright of Milton. Vt. and
Miss Jennie Macia Of Windsor. VT:
and four brothers. William, Fred and
Admore Macia of East Highgate.
Vt, and Joseph Macia of Bedford.
Canada. The remains were taken on
Monday morning to East Highgate
for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs William Moore re-
turned Monday to their home in
Cumberland Mills. after passing the
weekend at the home OF their son,
Guy Moore Of Alpine street.
Mr. and Mrs. B. r. Twitchell. who
past three weeks with influenza, are
able to be out again.
Mrs. Walter Twitchell. who was
called here by the illness Of her son,
e. F. Twitchell. has returned to her
home in South Paris.
II. L. Hunton has returned from
Bangor. where he went Saturday to
meet his daughter. Miss Alice Hun
ton, who was taken i'll at Old Town.
where she is a teacher in the High
school.
Azenath Tozier who has been pass
ing few days at the home Of her pa :
rents, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Tozier, re-
turned Monday to the Central Maine
hospital IN Lewiston. where she IS
training as a nurse
Ora J. Knox died Saturday evening
after a long illness a. his home o:
Railroad avenue. aged 80 years. Mr.
Knox was born in Oakland Aug. = 1868,
the son Of William ana Ann Dora Fisr
Knox. and had always resided here.
having been employed for years as
axe grinder in the Emerson & Stevens
shop. He is survived by his parents;
three brothers. Lester L!eweilyn and
Elmer Knox Of Oakland; and four sis
ters, Mrs. Ida Smith OF Rumfori FALL,
Mrs. Martin smith Of Waterviile. Mrs
Bertha CULVER of Oakland and Mrs
Sylvanus Wixon of Eassalboro. Flu.
neral services will he held at the res
itience Tuesday afternoon al clock,
Rev. c. l.. Wheaton Ct the Free Baptist
church officiating
Funeral services for the late Mrs
Susan Ellis were held at the residence
on Alpine street Sunday afternoon at
80. Rev. William Pettigrove of Lewis
ton officiating. The bearers were the
sons, Oscar. William. Willard and Ed
ward Ellis.
At the close of the regular meeting
OF Cascade Grange Saturday evening
an entertainment which was IN
charge AZ the lady officers and farce
entitled "Pis-tail Chimes" was pre-
scented by several young ladies'. This
was followed by an interesting talk
on My Experience AS Il Poultry
Raiser" by Maurice Fcss. principal
Of the High school. \ reading was
also given by Mrs, Helen Whitney.
At the close OF the meeting Past
Master r. H. Hersom was presented
with q handsome Past Masters pin,
the presentation speech being made
by Worthy Master Ernest Oliver.
Next Saturday there will be an all
day meeting at which the State Mas
ter is expected to be present All
members not solicited fro mplease
bring cake. pie, doughnuts or bread.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Condee are
parents of baby girl, born Monday
ch. ..
The list of solicitors and the streets
assigned them in the campaign for
the Armenian Relief Fund is as fol-
lows: Alpine street, Miss Mabel Farr:
Water street, Mrs. Earl II. Witherell:
Church street, Miss Bessie O'Neil and
Mrs. George T. Johnston: Main street.
Miss Nora Bartlett Greeley and Mrs.
James *. Stevens: Fairfield street,
Miss Maggie Johnson and Mrs. H. O.
Farrar; Grove. Maple and School
streets. Mrs. Edward Wing: Dunn,
Aver and Pleasant streets. Mrs.
Charles Dusty: Hubbard and Me-
chanic streets. Mrs. Clarence Pierce:
Oak street. Mrs. John King; High
and Heath streets. Miss Edna Walk
+; Summer street and Belgrade ave-
nue.. Mrs. Theodore Bragg: Libby
hin and Pond road. Mrs. Charles H.
Wheeler. Those who do not receive
their supplies before can obtain them
at the Red Cross rooms this after
noon.