Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-31
Mrs. Rena M. Islieb

| 1889. the daughter of Fred and Ida
| Bowman Mason. AT the age of eight
| years she went to Glastonbury. Be
| sides her husband. Walter Islicb. and
! q daughter. she is survived by her
mother. Mrs Otto May of Glastonbury
one sister. Mrs. Beatrice Mason Ste
| vens of Oalliield. Me-: two aunts, Mrs.
Floyd Blackwell of Fairfield and Mrs.
! Nesta Dolloff OF Lamanda Park, Cal:
two unclcs. d. b. Mason of this town
and John w. Mason of Waterville; and
a stcpfather. Otto May. Funeral scrv-
ices were conducted at the home on
Tuesday.
Paul Dutill of Watervile was in
town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Eva Newell was a caller at East
Vassal boro day before yesterday.
Frank X. Niguc, employed at pres
ent in Ilartland. was at his place of
business on Fort Point Tuesday.
W. l.. Mansfield substituted Wednes-
day in the Reynolds Hill school.
Miss Louise Cushman returned to
school Wednesday after short ill
ness.
Howard Simpson Of China was call
err Tuesday at the home of l.. A. Simp-
son.
Frank Robinson of East Nassalboro
was business caller in Waterville
and Winslow yesterday.
Miss Rossie Reynolds left for Madi-
son Wednesday, where she expects to
furnish music at matinees and evening
entertainments. She was accompanied
by Miss Olive Smith.
At the January meeting of the Fort
Halifax Club the treasurer's report
showed balance of S23.04. The fol-
lowing committees were appointed:
Nominating committee. Mrs. Nina ia
| kins: local leader, Ralph Towle; club
project leader in the Farm Bureau.
benjamin Wood and Margaret HASKELL:
program committee. Mrs. Nina Jakins.
Ralph Towle. Alton Higgins and Alice
Smith. Revised outlines for the cam
ming. cooking and housekeeping and
sewing projects furnish progressive
requirements" covering six years. each
little more difficult than the one be-
fore. The extension service has pro-
vided very interesting plans for the
! years work. All seniors and juniors
should enroll before the February
meeting.
Charlotte and Eliza Chase are visit
! ing their grandmother, Mrs. George
| Wyman of Benton.
Charles D. Robinson is at Vassalboro
| i'm the ice business. Yesterday he
CrOoFeO new Held or Ice tnat, wealth.
er permitting, will be harvested for the
Kcnnebec Creamery Co.
| James Kendall Of Nassalboro was a
| business caller in town yesterday.
| The town officers are now at the Sc
! lectmen's office at work on their an
! nual reports.
/, DR.. w. !. Young. the health officer,
i, was business caller in town yester-
| day.
| AS Hollis Simpson was hauling ice
! up the Sebasticook river yesterday his
| horse slipped and broke its leg. The
animal was shot to end its suffering.
| The three-horse team Of Walter
| Reynolds hauled 40 cakes of ice up
| from the ice field on the Sebasticook
yesterday. said to be the biggest load
| of ice hauled at one time.
| Winslow patrons of the A. & X.
| Electric Railway greatly appreciate the
| two extra cars that leave waterville
| at 4,30 and $50 2. NJ. respectively.
/ There will be prayer meeting to-
night at o'clock at the Congregation
| al parsonage.
Items of interest to Winslow citi-
Zens and any notices should be given
| to Mrs. Z. c. Hooper. now reporting
for the town. TO this paper. Tel. 741-J.
There was large attendance at the
sewing circle and an unusual amount
of aprons were made. At the business
meeting it was voted to send a basket
of fruit to Mrs. Henry Lander.