Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-02

Eu0 Cocoa were SCtNS0s
George Marsh
The many friends OF George
Marsh were shocked to learn OF ms
death. which occurred SATURDAY
nisht at q Bangor hospital wners
"a y;as taken for treatment o week
AGO. Mrs. Marsh was in Bangor
Friday. TO see her husband and Vas
called to Bangor, Saturday night, as
he was failing rapidly and the spo
seemed near. She returned MOD,
day with the remains. FunsIai
services will be held Tuesday aitsr-
neon at the home on the hip'es
road.
Mr.. Marsh was born in this town
81 wears ago and has always nveu
in the house where he was born: ne
received his education in Dexter hign
school. The deceased was memoer
of the Methodist Episcopal churcn
and is q former member OF inc
Dexter Grange.
Besides a wife, Charlotte Hood
Marsh. the deceased Is survived pS
two brothers, John Marsh or TINS
town, s, X. Marsh of Panama, n.
Y: and by two sisters, Miss cara
Marsh of this town. who has Always
made her home with her brother
and family, and Mrs. George Cypn-
ers of this town. The family nave
the heartfelt sympathy or their
many friends.
The Live Wire class Of the Bap-
fist church will meet at the church
vestry and give social and enter
tainment Thursday evening, Dec Il
The pupils of this class are youns
men of high school age or older ana
the teacher Is the Rec. {. u. Hazel-
ton, pastor of the church.
The Dexter Junior Band Is open
to all ages from the cradle to w
years, which has been decided as
suitable age limit. Anyone regard
less Of age who is interested i'll music
and band playing is eligible to this
band regardless Of their ages or the
grade in which they play. Get In
touch with the leader, Mrs. 1nnle
Smell, IL you OF your children want 10
play in the new band.
Mrs. Ellie Hurd is caring for Mrs.
Roland Hurd and infant daughter at
their home on Park street.
The Mems club of the First Uni
versalist church will meet at the
church vestry Wednesday evening.
Dec. 10th. This meeting will >be
specially interesting, each member
inviting some boy to attend with
them. \ speaker from out of town
will be one of the drawing cards of
the evening. All members are re-
quested to attend.
Friends in town of Max Stoddard,
who was ut one time local represent
tative of the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company, will be interested
to learn that he has received the
following appointment. ar. Stod-
dard who for the past three or four
years has been in charge Of a sub
station of tie U. S. Veterans Bureau
in Portland has just been appointed
regional manager of the Veterans
Bureau for Maine under the new
Veterans Bureau Of decentralized
management. The many Dexter
friends Of Mr.. Stoddard feel very
pleased at his new appointment as he
is we'll qualified for the position.
Anthony Mountain, who recently
graduated from Burdett Business
college is Boston, has accepted
position with the Prudential Life In
surance Company as special agent.
Mr.. Mountain will for a few weeks be
Ills tOWH.
The W. c. 4. L. will meet Tuesday
afternoon ut the home of Mrs. Cora
Ordway on Pleasant street. A spec
ial program has been arranged and
1t is hoped that many will make
special effort to attend. e..
Persons having news items for this
column kindly telephone 100 or write
n. c. Penley. % Park street, Dexter.
Mrs. Moses Watson is i'll at her
home on Park street with an attack
Of neuralgia.
A Thanksgiving service was OBJ
served at the Y. L. c. l.. OF the Uni
versalist church Sunday evening,
Richard Ramsey acting as leader.
Dexter Grange met in regular ses-
sion Saturday evening ut Grange hall
with many attending in spite of the
inclemency Of the weather. A fine
pragrahh was effectively carried out.
Miss Dorothea Stone. who has been
passing the holidays in town. has re-
sity of Maine.
Miss Gladys McCollum of Guilrord,
who has been in town for several
days guest of Miss Marguerite
Beverly, returned toa her home Sun
day.
- DIR. and Mrs Virgil A. Widdeos,
who have been the guests Of Mr..
Widdeos' parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. ,
Widdeos\ of Church street, returned
to their home in Lynn, Mass, Sun
day. Friends in town will be inter-
ested to learn that DR.. Widdeos and
DR.. Ralph McNarey have opened
dental parlOrs under their own man.
aSement in Lynn Mass