Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-06
HARRINGTON
Joseph Tibbetts


Joseph Tibbetts passed away at his
home on Lower Main street Friday
morning about 1880 after a long ill
ness. He came to Pennington from
Rangeley a few years ago and es-
tablished a good home. During the
summer. he was guide at Langtown.
Besides his wife, he is survived by
two sons. Anthony Tibbetts of Car
diner and Alden Tibbetts of Liver
more, and a number of grandchildren.
The funeral was held Sunday at one
o'clock from the home. The remains
will be placed in the tomb here at
Pennington to await burial in the
Srring at Rangeley.
William Sproule Of Portland, who
has been a brakeman on the freight
train running from Portland to Far
mington fell between the cars Satur-
day morning and was killed. Mr..
Sproule is a resident of Portland and
has been running on this route sew
eral years. He saw service in the
World War.
The churches of Pennington will
hold union services during Holy
| Week, in the Methodist Church.
Reverend Oliver Monroe, pastor of
the Congregational Church at Phil
| lips will speak Monday evening. Rev
Arthur Acy Rounerof the Pennington
Congregational Church will speak
Tuesday evening. Rev. Chas. o.
Peary of the Pennington Methodist
Church will speak Wednesday even
ing. Rev. Ralph T. Andem Of tie
Pennington Baptist church will
speak Thursday evening. Rev. Ellis
Staples Of the Methodist church of
Livermore Falls, Friday evening.
Music will be furnished Monday by
Leon A. Luce, Tuesday by w. Ray
mond Davis, Wednesday by Mrs. I
! A. Will, Thursday by The Baptist
Church orchestra. Friday by Regin-
aid Whitney.
Mrs. Roscoe Millett is visiting
friends in Gardiner and Portland.A
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Pollord are in
town after passing the winter in
F'lorida.-An examination will be
given at Pennington to fill the va
cancy of the r. F. d. carrier at Tenn
Pile. Application should be in AFR
mingtn Postoffice before April 20
c. Bailey is changing over one part
of hislarge garage and finishing it off
for clothing store. 1t will be occupied
by Ernest Voter-Miss Ruth Jordan
and Louise Smith visited friends in
Wilton, Friday.
The following matters We're pre-
sented at the Probate Court in Far
mington at the March term: Probate
of Will Estate of Morrell Wing. late
of Phillips. Same. Estate ~t Eenry
Farmer late of Pennington. Same
Estate of Benjamin H. Luce, late of
Industry. In this estate two petit
| tons were presented. One asking for
the appointment of Blanchard Luce
the second asking for the appoint
ment of S. Marvin Luce. The fol-
lowing petitions for administrations
We're presented: Estate of VIM. II
Austin, late Of Phillips. Estate of
Herbert Eeaty late of Jay. Estate OF
Clare II. Field. late of Phillips. Es-
tate of Frances Keen, late of Strong
Mrs. George L. Stevens is visiting
in Portland.-Miss Mary Marco Is
visiting friends in Waterville Glenn
| Butler who is teaching in Kingston
Mass, is passing his vacation IN
Farmington.-Mrs. George Mel
Presson has returned from passing
the winter in ST. Petersburg. Miss
Helen Walcott who is teaching In
Skowhegan is passing her. vacation
in Farmington.-Bates College, Pre-
paratory School debate will take
place at Lewiston, April 10 and IL
Pennington High school will take
| part.