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Charles Blake. who has been visit.
ing his mother, Mrs, y. II, Bridges,
has returned to Providence. II. /.
Karl Bachelor has returned from
Portland. where he visited his
mother
Augustus Gross returned from
Roeklsnd last week
H. f. Freethey and family. who
have spent the past year at stod-
dard y a.. are home soF the winter
Mrs Mary r. Taylor died suddenly
Sunday morning az the home of her
son. Horace NJ Pease About one
week ago Mrs. Taylor fell. iniurinE
her h?p. The shock was the direct
cause OF her death. although she had
been failing for the past year. Mrs.
Taylor was born in Rockland hut
most Of her life had been spent In
Boston and vicinity. She had been
a constant summer visitor in town
for many years. and last spring she
came to make her home with her son .
BY whom she was teuderly cared for
Mrs Taylor leaves many friends.
She will be greatly missed She al
ways took a great interest In every
thing that pertained to the develop
meat ut the town. and when tho
library was organized. was one of the
FIRST 20 work for its advancement
She leaves two sons. Horace VI Of
this place and Austin OF Portland
and one daughter. Mrs John Blake
Of Bedford Mass The body was
taken to Roekiand Thursday for IN
terWeut II NJ. Pease accompanied
a.
Dorothy widow OF James /. Bent
died Tuesday. at the age OF eighty
three years Until the rast year
she bad been as active as usual
working among her flowers. which
vas her greatest pleasure. In the
home hr will be greatly missed by
the 'aree little grandchildren She
also leaves one son. Ralph. OF this
place Services were held at the
home Thursday forenoon. Rev. Mr.
kelimau of Sedgwick officiating. The
sympathy Of the community goes out
10 The family.
ls0ra. widow OF Horace Bridges
died Monday evening after a short
Illness al the age OF seventy years
She vas member of the Baptist
church at Sedgwick. She was OF
retiring disposition. but her death
vii! be greatly felt In the home.
especially by the daughter. who had
always lived with her. She leaves
two daughters. Mrs. f. T. Luryey
and Mrs. MOulton Cooper OF this
place. and one son. Parker Bridges.
Services were held at the home
Thursday afternoon Rev. MIR kell-
man oficiating.
Fsan Kiln lodge. / o. o. r.. held
rs Installation Jointly with Center
hatony ReheEah lodge at odd Eel
loea ball Monday evening. Jan ).
Banquet was served at $50. This
vas followed by thu installation Of
the oficers OF BroOklin lodge. r y.
&. = II. Bridges acting as installing
ohcer, assisted by r. l. Smith as
marshal. After this installation
hFs Helen Raymond. ID. d. r.. in
stalled the officers OF Center Harbor
hehekah lodge. assisted BY Miss
Annse Gray OF Ellsworth as marshal
nancins was then enjoyed aud re-
ueshmcuts served.
Lookout chapter. o. r. s, held
an afternoon social at Masonic hall
FRIDAY SUPPER was served at
oclock, 10 which all did Justice
this vas followed by a practice
meeting for the new officers At
the next meeting. Jan. 23. there
vii be work on two candidates.
Ihe January. February and March
committee will furnish entertain
nent and refreshments.
Rev. Mr. Kimhall OF Rockport
aaA L.
Gay, as a candidate.
Jau. l2. "Une Femme"
MEMORIAL. RFSOiIrTIoSS