Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03
PITTSFIELD

Roscoe Hanson, grand master work.
| man of the Maine Lodge, A. o. U. W.,
was among the out-of town business
, callers here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van NJ Stevens and
daughter Patricia and Nathaniel Has
kell of Portland motored to Pittsfield
Saturday and were over-Sunday guests
Of Mr.. Stevens parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Stevens.
Wednesday afternoon, July 4. a lawn
party will be held at the Baptist church
lawn by the Baptist Sunday school,
,, During the afternoon a picnic and pa
rade by the children will take place.
Ice cream and punch will be served.
At $50 strawberry festival will be
held.
Mark Hurd and Miss Margaret s.
Mosher of Oakland were guests of Mr..
Hurd's mother. Mrs. Maude Hurd. Sat
urday. going later to Corinna to attend
Mosher's parents.
Miss Ada L. Coffin Of Washington,
D. c.. a former resident of this town. IL
here for a visit with friends.
Frank Thompson Of Hartland was a
business caller in town Monday.
Cecil Lancaster left Monday for q
business trip to Jackman, making the
trip by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Badger of Ocean
Park are in town for a visit with their
sons, Ray and Guy Badger, and fam
lilies.
Dr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bragg and chill
dren of New Hampshire were in town
Monday calling on friends.
Mrs. Charles A. Pierce of Somerset
avenue--was very badly burned about
the face Saturday morning while fry
ing doughnuts. She accidentally drop
ped stove cover into the hot fat,
which flew onto her face, burning her
severely. A physician was called, who
cared for the burns and made her as
comfortable as possible, considering
the severity OF the burns.
Misses Elizabeth Taylor. Esther Bus
sell and Marjorie Leadbetter left FRI
day as delegates from the girls re-
serves Of the Y. w. c. A. at the Maine
Central Institute. where they will pass
10 days at the students Conference to
be held at Camp Madua on Thompson
lake. Poland.
Mrs. Alfred p. Bigelow and Mrs.
Ralph Hanson of St. Adams were buei-
hess callers in town Monday.
Miss Ora Bickford OF wateryille
was in. town Saturday the guest of
her father. Alvin Bickford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley j. Written
left by automobile Saturday for a
several days trip to New Hampshire
and through the White Mountains.
Mrs. Edward Sweet and two
daughters left Saturda. for q stay at
kineo.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Cory, who
have been passing their honeymoon
at Ocean Park, left Friday for their
home in West Peabody. Mass, where
Rev. Mr.. Cory is the pastor of the
Congregational church..
Miss Marjorie Moore. student at
the Castine Normal School is passing
grandmother, Mrs. Emily Murdoch.
Mrs. Mary Spear went to Augusta
on Saturday where she will visit
friends for few days.
q. NJ. HAYES was business caller
In Augusta Saturday.
; Hiram w. Carr left Saturday for
Camp Etna to attend the June meet.
Ing OF the Spiritualist Association.
E. 0. Percival who has been visit
Ing In the home Of his son, William
L. Percival, has gone to Richmond.
Gordon Waynsss Sr.
The many friends of Gordon Way
ness ST.. will regret to learn of his
death which occurred at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. Earl Tucker.
Main street. after q long period Of
failing health.
Mr.. Wayness has been q resident
OF this town for many years where
he has been q valued employee in
the local mills for the American
Wooden Co.
:. He is survived by two sons vii.
liam Waynsss Of Pittsfeld, Gordon
Wayhess Jr., of New York. and thrna