Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-12

/ LAST week to attend the funeral SER
| vice of Mrs, Caroline Corson, which
WAS held at the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Charles Berry on Middle
street: Mrs. Albert Could and son,
Jesse Gould and daughter. Mrs.
| Churchill. of Kingiield, Mr. and Mrs.
| William Pittsfeld, Miss Melba WEIGH
of Watervillc, and Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
| j. Berry of Livermore Falls.
superintendent Loen W. Gerrish
and Roscoe Bigelow recently went
| to Brownvile by auto and we're
guests of Mr.. Gerrish's mother,
| Mrs. Laura A. Gerrish, who is Sc
J Years of age and who keeps house
alone, They found her attending
| church, as their visit was made on
| Sunday. Mrs Gerrish, although ad-
| vanCcd in years, prepared and served
| delicious dinner to her unexpected
/ guests.
! J. Forrest Folsom of Dexter, who
| has been employed in town by l.. II
! Applaby, as a carpenter has gone TO
| Garland, where he will assist an un-
! Gle through haying.
Leon L. Witham on Saturday
shipped a boring and mortising ma
! chine, which was formerly in the
! Fairbrother mill on the Island. to
| Worcester Mass, having sold it to
! Frank X. Moore of Boston.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Appleby and
! little daughter motorcd to Pitts
! field Sunday, being called there by
/ innpCS nf
| aunt of Mr.. Appleby's. While in
! pittsficld they were guests for the
! day of Mr.. Appleby's brother, G.
Arthur Appleby, and his wife.
Herbert A. Jefferds of Bangor
! PASSED portion OF last week with
/ his cousins Mrs. Carolyn Fair
brother of Madison avenue and
Hiram Perkins of Spring street. Mrs
! fairbrothers and Mr. Perkins
mother was a twin sister of Mr.. JEFF
ferd's mother. While Mr. Jefferd was
! IN town he and Mrs Fairbrother
; went to Madison, where they called
on Mr.. Jefferds cousins. Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Jcfferds. From Madison
they went by automobile to the old
| home of their maternal grandpa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Stevens
on Hunger Mountain. in the town OF
Starks. In a reminiscent mood. Mr.
JeHeEdS and Mrs. Perkins recalled
! that their grandfather carried all OF
ms ii children to school a number
| OF miles on an OK team. and noted
the changes not only in transporta-
non methods but in the genera
manner Of living in the lifetime OF
] two generations.
Attorney George w. Cover of Bap-
tlst Hill and Mr. Piper of Jackmar
started from Skowhcgan Sunda,
morning for New York. bv ANTON n.
bile where they are going on bust.
ness.
Susmann Russakoff. who wa,
called home last Wednesday morn
ing from Gardiner, Mass. where h;
with his family We're ENJOYING a va.
cation, by fire in his block and
Ieweiry store on Water street. re.
turned to Massa chusetts Saturday
going as far as Portland by automo
bile with a friend
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell
assisted by their daughter, Mrs
Ethel Christensen, gave a dinner
party Saturday evening at theil
home at o'clock on West From
street, The menu was as follows
Grape fruit cocktail. olives, lettuce
cucumbers and radishes, roast tur.
key, mashed potato, green peas, frui
salad. ice cream. cake and coffee
The tables We're set on the spaciou.
Verandar, and the table decoration.
were beautiful summer flowers o
many varieties. The guests nun.
bered % and the party was in reality
house warming, as Mr.. Mitchell
and his family have recently moved
into their sumptuous new home
| which mas been erected by the Main,
SPINNING Company of Boston for it
Superintendent Mr.. Mitchell. TIL,
house is very handsome structure
standing on the Curtis lot just cas-
of Mr.. Curtis residence. and il
Equipped with all the most modern