Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-07
WINSL0M
Funeral OF Madeline Edna Reynolds

Funeral services, most beautiful
and impressive, were conducted from
the Winslow Congregational church
Thursday afternoon at = o'clock, for
Madeline Edna Reynolds whose
death occurred Tuesday at her home
on the China road.
Rev. +. S. Dolliff, pastor of the
church officiated and his words of
comfort and solace were beautiful
and touching. Intermingled with
the tender and comforting thoughts
brought out in the splendid SER
mon, he read two poems one entitled
Away by James Whitcomb Riley,
the opening words of which were Il
cannot say and I will not say that
she is dead, she is away" The other
poem was What must it be to fall
asleep at night" ending with the
beautiful thought that dear ones
though seemingly departed are only
absent for a time, and that all will
join them sometime. The church
was filled with loving relatives and
friends.
The floral offerings were profuse,
including beautiful single bouquets,
pillows, wreaths. set-pieces, and one
especially beautiful pillow from
Winslow High school.
The bearers were Howard Nor
ton, Eric Wolfe, Merton Cram and
Wesley Wilson, the last three were
members of the graduating class of
which the deceased was a mem
ber.
Interment was in the Maplewood
cemetery at Fairfield.
Regular meeting OF Winslow
Grange will be held tonight at the
hall, and Children's night will be OBJ
served. ''s r
C. f. Ware of. Fairfi eld. was busi-
ness caller in town yesterday.
Chester Ellis of Augusta was a
business caller in Winslow Thurs
day.
George Clarke of the Holmes
Swift Company of Augusta was call
ing on local grocers Thursday.
Miss Ella Freeman of Clinton ave-
nue. is visiting friends at Snow Pond
for a few days.
Charles Johnson of Fairfield was
visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Reynolds of Bay street
Thursday.
Mrs. Robert I.ashus and daughter
Patricia, who have been visiting
Mrs. Lashus' mother at Guilford,
have returned to their home on Ben
ton avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Roy, daughters Laura
and Florence, and sons Romeo and
Emile are visiting friends in Smith
field.
III. Blynn Goodlich Of Waterville
was a professional visitor in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Iinetta Davis, who for some
time past has made her home with
Mrs. Eva Newell has gone to make
her home with a nephew.
Fred Ellis returned Thursday
from his weekly trip to Owls Head
where ne goes for shore food.
The infant son of Mrs. Fred De-
Chine of Halifax street is severely
i'll at his home.
James McQuillan Of East Winslow
was calling in Waterville Thursday.
Accident Occurs at PrOctOr's Corner
Au Overland car driven by Far
ley Weeks of Weeks Mills collideG
forcibly with a horse and wagon,
driven by John Stansfield of Oakland
about five o'clock Thursday after
noon near Proctor & Lowie's gate
leading to the lumber yards. Mr..
Stansfeld vas thrown to the ground
and received several painful bruises.
The wagon was badly damaged but
tn horse was uninjured.
Miss Eva Overlook is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Ella Overlook at
South Freedom.
Miss Mildred Shores of Benton is
visiting ut the home of her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
Shores.
Forrest Peavey and Gerald Bar
ton pass ed last evening with friends
at Liberty.
Arthur Winslow of this town was
In Oakland recently, where he at
tended the 17th annual neetinr and