Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-23
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Funeral of Mrs. Priscilla Ames
Rossiter-Surprise Birthday
Party for Local Teacher -
Former Pastor to Be Buried
in How ard Cemetery -
Double Birthday Party

EuneEdl services Tor the late mrs
Priscilla Ames Rpssister were held
Tuesday afternoon at . O'Clock a, the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fish.
Benton avenue. where she resided.
Rev. T. J. CooihroItl. pastor OF The
Advent church. WaIerviile. officlated.
The bearers were Waiter .Anes. Il
nephew OF Tie deceased. and Herbert
Collier OF Wategville, Henry Fish and
Fred Fish of this towE. The inter
'nen, was in Maplewood ce,aete-y al
fairfield
Mrs. Helen King OF Oakland was a
guest TUESDAY I, the home # Henry
Fish. and attended the funeral se-v-
ICE # the late Mrs. Priscilla a.
Rossiste-.
The Warren school building was
the scene OF an enjoyable affair
Morday afternoon. when the parents
Of .ae pupils gave Mrs. Minnie Car
land. the teacher, L surprise party n
honor of her birthday. II was also
the birthday Of Miss Sadie Thomas,
one Of the pupils. They were The
recipients Of number of pretty
gifts. Cake. .ce cream and home
made CANDY were served by the par
ants. A birthday cahe Tor each with
the candies 10 represent the ages
were features of the occasion.
Arthur Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Reynolds CT Benton We're re-
cent guests n town.
Miss LuCa Jones after passing her
vacation with Mr. ana Mrs. Aiouzo
L4ttletieiu have returned 20 Water
vile.
The remains Of the late Cov. T. 7,
Williams OF Freedom. Il toTrne! pas
tor for IS years of the Wicsicw
Congregational church. Will Re
brought here Friday morning Tor IN
ter.nenr al % o'clock at the Howard
cemetery on the River road. Conform
ing to the wishes Of the family, the
members Of The church anu parish
are invited TO be present AT the
cemetery.
Frank Drew has returned from
Massachusetts where he passed the
winter
:. number Of young people were
present Saturday afternoon at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hodges.
the occasion being the eighth birth
day Of their daughter Fay!ene. also
the sixth birthday OF her cousin
Joseph Davis Of Fairfield. Many
Jolly games were played and a de-
lightfui afternoon passed. The young
hostess and her cousin received sew
erai pretty gifts. Refreshments OF
ice cream. cookies. sandwiches and
saltines were served. Two birthday
cakes. decorated with candles. were
SSr~a he nf attraction.
Those attending were Carroll and
Edwin Wilson. Benjamin. EIInore
and Hilda Wood. Deane and Carie-
ton Hodges. Phyllis and Joseph Da-
Wis of Fairfield.
George Webber is confined 70 his
home by illness.
Mrs. Nellie Ellis left Monday for
Bangor and is a guest for q few days
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren York.
E,dred Gerchell. who enlisted IN
the Sixth Engineers Corps and was
wounded in the leg by shrapnei. IN
France, and confined to the nospltai
for two months. has fully recovered,
received his discharge and returned
to his home on Benton avenue. M.
Getchell has re- enlisted in the 3eth
U. 5. Infantry. After 80 days fur
lough he will return to Camp DIX,
where he expects to be stationed.
Mrs. Mary Nolan and granddauSh-
ter Margaret have returned from Al
bion, where they passed the winter
with relatives.
The selectmen Tuesday completed
the listing Of property.
DR.. Edith Kidder, after passing the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. kidder, mas returned 20
Belfast.
George Reynolds. after a visit at
the home Of his mother. Mrs. Mary
Reynolds, has returned to MackaInp.
Mrs Reynolds and children are guests
Of her sister, Mrs. william 3. Suth.