Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-06
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and Miss Ruth are being entertained
by Miss Hannah r. Page on High
street and David at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Perley Stevens on Leavitt
street until the family is settled at
the Congregational parsonage on
Leavitt street.
Miss Marion Randall. who lives
| with DR.. and Mrs. S. M. Cover, has
returned from a short visit at her
home in Limington.
Mrs. F.. L. Knowles of Benton was
in town on business Wednesday.
Bernard Holt went to Hinckley to
| visit briefly with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Holt. Friends in
town will be sorry to know that Mr..
Holt has been quite i'll the past week.
Mrs. John c. Griffin was in Water
vile on Wednesday. the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w. Griffin.
Archie Danforth, of North Arson,
the newly elected manager of the
Somerset Farmers Cooperative
Telephone CO.. assumed his duties as
! manager Tuesday.
Bell Bros. of Beverly Mass, were
at the Somerset Shoe Co. shop on
business wednesday.
Archibald kilby, representing D. F.
: Monroe Co. of Boston. was a bus'-
ness caller in town Wednesday.
| Merle Chadburne of Harmony was
| in town WednCs day, being called here
by the death IF his uncle, 'V:ngate
w. Bunker Edwin Bunker, broth
er of the deceased arrived in town
on the Ills train and Mr.. Chad
burne and he accompanied the
| remains to Cambridge, leaving on
the 2.35 train. Mr.. Bunker was
about 60 years Of age at the time of
his death, unmarried ami farmer
! by occupation. He leaves besides
the brother and nephew above men
toned, one sister, Mrs. Ella Chad
burne of Harmony. The funeral will
| be held today at his homo in Cam
bridge.
| The following is a list of the dep
! uties in the towns of Somerset
county recently appointed by Sheriff
John A Mooers: Albert j. Libby and
r. Robert Cole. Skowhegan; George
J A. Clark, North Arson; w. A. Hill,
| Fairfield; Charles r. Miller, Nor
!
/ son; Ernest A. Atwood, New Port
land; Thomas H. Tuscan, Scion; II.
L. Crosby. Jackman; Horace f.
| Crocker, Canaan; Ernest II. Cook,
! Athens; John L. Johnson Harmony;
John 3. La Bree, Cambridge; Gus
| tave A. Kimball, Pittsfield; Lewis X.
| Wheeler, Hartland; Elmer E. Reed.
| East Madison. F. L. Gipson Will be
re-appointed at Bingham as soon as
his duties are over at Legislature and
the deputy at lockwood will be APP
pointed at the sheriff's convenience.
The little daughter of Orald Roy
was operated upon at Somerset hos
pital Wednesday morning. -
The remains of Mrs. Leora- eQrum-
NETT, who passed away in SkoWhegan
Tuesday night, were taken to her home
in Norridgewock Wednesday, where the
funeral will be held.
Next Wednesday evening Donald B.
Mcmillan, Arctic explorer and lectur-
err, Of Boston, will give his lecture,
| The Riddle of the Arctic" illustrated
by stereorticon views and moving pic
lures. This lecture is given as high
school benefit, and the pupils are sell
ing the tickets, which may be exchang-
ed for reserved seats at Sampson s
drug store on or after Tuesday, Jan. IL.
Prescott Cleveland, an aged veteran
of the Civil War, suffered an ill turn
\ Tuesday night and is confined to his
bed at his home on East Front street
Van Zonneveld from Sassenhiem
Holland, has recently made his annual
visit at the Danforth greenhouse on
Madison avenue. 1t is interesting to
know that this firm. the Van Zonnne-
weld Co.. grocers and wholesalers OF
bulbs and plants, is made up of three
brothers who are continuing business
that has been conducted by their fam
lily for generations. They have Is
acres in hyacinths and at one time they
had Is ferryboats loaded with azalea
plants The goods ordered at this time
will reach the local greenhouse early
next fall and will then come through
the Boston custom house this year
Always before the goods for Skowhe'
gan have come to New York.
Miss Evelyn Smith of Cornville was
the guest Wednesday of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor OF