Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
READFIELD

Mrs. Eta Lamb from Mechanic r AIS
came 70 Resdhead Monday morning %
attend the frnera, Of her mother, ME-
Luella Pulsifer. but were Obliged 20 r.
turu hcue on the afternoon train On ac-
couo: O. the eerious Illness OF her ms
lands mother, Mrs Lamb. who mas
Pneumonia
Rev. Milan Smith q Kent's hih az
tended the funeral O. Mrs Ed Fnisi-
fer Monday morning and spoke very
feelingiy. Music was furnished by Ars-
Blanche pox) Willis and Miss ->eli'e
Stevens. who sang two duets The
aoral offerings were very oeao,i1a4-
Mrs Pulsiser viii be greatly missed %
her family and nsighoors, for though
an invalid for many years. she was az
example Of patience and chee-fulness
to her friends, and vas always inter
ested II what interested them
Mrs Maria Robiason) Knight who
has teen IL to- several weeks. passed
away ., 80 Monday morning Mrs
knight was the daughter Of West ROD
.nsoa and Abigail Brown Robinson Of
L;vernore. She became . member OF
the Baptist church at the age OF u
years. She became the wife Of John 5
Kn.gh. with whom she lived, at East
Live-rore. TIL his death or May 18th
81. oae daughter, Mrs. Carrie knight
Of Pat:en, a brother. Chandler Rcoin-
son o. Providence. p. /. and two sis
ters. Columbia Young and Gecrgiaaa
Hutchinson, survive her. Mrs. knight
was - years Of age.
Mrs. Chase Fogg returned 20 he.
horne here Monday morning from Al
burn. where she has been visiting Miss
Sara Fogg since she was. dismissed
from the Central Maine general hospi-
tai in Lewiston. after a surgical op=--
alton.
Foxley Sedgley is n Dr. Cousirs'
HoEp;ta, il Portland fo- surgical trea--
nent
Louise (Hopkins) Nccausiand from
Lewiston passed 2 few days with her
mother. Mrs. Flora Hopkins returning
70 her work in Lewiston Monday after
noon
The funeral services Of Mrs Maria
knight. who died early Monday morn
ing. viii be he'd a; her late home il
this village THURSDAY at 70 A. n.
DEPoT-The passenger train which
was due at Readhe,d al AZ Friday az
rived at s45 and was stopped near the
station by the snow piow ahead. which,
while making for the siding. Iet. the
track, owing TO the icy condition Of the
railroad, blocking the regular train. Ii
was necessary TO send 70 watervi,le for
a wrekiag train. which on its arrival
soon cleared the way and the train left
amid the shouts OF the passengers a.
io.5o. They had availed themselves OF
the privilege Of obtaining what refresh
-ents they could get at the village
stores.
Nj Cakes. superintendent o. schools,
went TO Mt Vernon town house Thurs
day TO attend business meeting and
was detained by the travelling. 50 that
he was obliged TO get assistance in
shoeeiing on his way. He did not
reach his home at Readaeld Depot until
Saturday evening.
Earl Leavitt recently died and Mrs
Leav:tt with her little son Neal stared
for Wisconsin. the home OF her par.
ents. last week. They were to stop
with relatives - Medford, Mass. sew.
eral days before continuing their four
ney.
Cards were received Saturday By Mr..
and Mrs. John Adell from Fred Gupt.,
former resident here, announcing his
marriage in Boston with Miss Grace
Folsom OF that city. Thursday. At home
in Oakland, Maine. to receive their
friends April .st.
Leon Hall and family have moved
into the tenement house Of Mrs. E. A.
Leenan. Mr.. Hall. who went to Holden
for his household goods. has returned.
His father. Mr.. Han OF Brooks. is there
on visit. Mrs. Hall is the daughter -
Mrs. Larrabee. who has rented Mrs
Leeman's house for some time pas.
She has employment as & nurse.
3. D. Erann and family have moved
into the house vacated by Rev. Mr.
Dunn and family, Mr.. Dunn, who has
a passionate at Biddefo7d. makes his
home at Old Orchard
Rev. Mr.. Smith. kent's Hill. occun;es
the Smith Memorial church pulpit Sun.
day His subject was "Spi.i,ua,;su..
Mrs F!orena Luce was called TO DIX.
field on account Of the illness in her
daughter. Mrs. Chadoourne's family,