Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-03
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after an illness of IS months, from
the result of an accident passed
away at $40 Wednesday evening at
his latc home on Halifax street. M.
Stuart was born In Winslow and has
always resided here. His wife passed
away a few years ago. Two sons
Frank and Elmer and a daughter
Miss Lula survives. Tho funeral
services will be held at the home this
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.
E. c. Whittemore of Waterville, will
ofYiciate. The interment will be II
the family lot at Pine Grove ceme-
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fuller Of Oak
land were overnight guests Tuesday
at the homo of Mrs. Ellen Garland.
P. D. Dresser Of Stetson is a guest
of his granddaughtcrs Mrs. Russell
Getchell and Miss Addievilla Jewett
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Dunbar re-
turned Tuesday evening from their
trip to the White Mountains.
At meeting Of the High school
students held Wednesday forenoon at
the High school, the following offl-
GERS were elected: President of the
athletic games, Merton Hapworth;
secretary, Miss Madeline Reynolds:
captain of the baseball, Eric Wolfe;
manager Of the baseball, Alex Baird;
Totman; manager of the basket ball,
Fred Rollins.
Mrs. Emily Chamberlain. Mrs.
Minnie Garland and Miss Sadie Mer-
row members Of the Fort Halifax
chapter. D. A. r., Tuesday afternoon
attended the reception given by the
Silence Howard Hayden chapter. at
the home of Mrs. Ann NJ. Pulsifer,
College avenue. Waterville.
The Home Economic committee Of
the Bay State grange, recommend
ing year on Home Economics. That
meeting will be held this Friday
evening at the Grange hall. Miss
Rosalind Jewett, will be present ana
speak on the subject Thrift and APP
ply to the Home" A good attend
ance is requested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Reynolds and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chamberlain
were visitors Thursday at Bangor.
Mrs. Sarah Hart of Westville, n.
H., is a guest at the home Of her
brother Theodore Thompson.
F. c. Drummond who has been n
the Augusta General hospital Z
number of weeks is able to sit up a
few minutes.
Miss Charlotte Norwell will leave
Friday for the south, where she will
pass the winter. Miss Mamie No.
well will stop with cousin in Vas
salboro.
Mrs. Lena Snow Of Augusta was Il
recent guest at the home Of her SON
George Snow, Clinton avenue.
Albert NJ. Balentine and George
Dustin, Wednesday attended the
Skowhegan fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Smith are the
parents of pound son, born
Wednesday.
The following program was given
Wednesday afternoon at the Grange
hall. Highland Fling and Sword
dance by Misses Ruth Herd and An
ME Mckay; vocal solo, Miss Mar
guerite Cushman, encore, Irish Jig
was danced by Miss Ruth Herd and
skirt dance by Miss Annie Mckay;
instrumental solo. Miss Doris Gar
land, encore. Special mention should
be made Ct the excellent dancing hy
the little Misses Herd and Mckay.
1t was'much enjoyed by the audience.
Misses Ora Bedford and Hazel
Clark Of Fair field Wednesday at
tended the Grange fair.
Miss Edith Ballard of Providence.
r. l., who is visiting in Maine was
4 guest Thursday of Mrs Lester
Emery.
The Barton school will close Fri
day, the teacher Miss Marion Stan
ley is attending the Maine Musical
festival at Bangor.
Mrs. T. II. HerSom of Oakland
passed Wednesday at the home Of
her daughter Mrs. ]. B. Smith.
Mr.. nd Mrs. G. A. Kennedy and
Miss Pearl Dixon of Clinton were
callers Wednesday of friends iii
town..
While the Fort schools are closed
on account Of scarletina, Miss Hazel
Hinckley, teacher of grades l. 2 and
is assisting Mrs. Wilhelmina Allen ut
the Sand Hill school,
Mrs. Rosamond Abbott, teacher at
grades Nv, v and VI is assisting Mrs.
Nellie Dick in grade VIII Grammar
school,
Augustus Howe, Edward Smith,
Walter Gilgarde and Irving Meserve,
employees CT the Elias Hersey Roofing