Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-05
PITTSF|ELD

A. S. Russell of Portland who ras
been the guest of his nephew POST
master Charles H. Russell and fam
| lily at their home on Lancey street,
returned to his home Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. Flora Sinclair went to Fair
| field Wednesday morning where she
was a visitor in the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Savage for
the day.
p. w. Libby of Winslow in COM
pany with Miss Vera Libby of st. AL
| bans was in town Tuesday, Miss Lib
by leaving later in the day for Bos-
ton for a visit with friends.
Oscar NJ. Givens was in Fairfield
on matters of business Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. B. Wiseman of Newport
who has been a guest the past three
weeks at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Merrill went to
Waterville Tuesday for. visit with
relatives.
| Scotch Night will be observed at
the Universalist Church Sunday
evening, February att Z. NJ. There
will be Scotch music and an illustra
ted lecture Beside the Bonnie Brier
! Bush" from the book by Ian Mac
laren. Music will be furnished by the
j
! Mr.. and Mrs Timothy Burch of
Greenwich, Conn, former residents of
Pittsfield, arrived here Wednesday
and plan to purchase a home in Pitts
, field or some other town in Maine for
their future home. They have many
| friends here who will be glad to have
them decide to locate in Pittsfield.
The U. l.. A. S. will serve a casser-
ole supper in the dining rooms of the
Universalist church, Friday, Feb. II.
The menu will consist of meat, pota
toes, onions, squash, cabbage salad,
hot rolls, doughnuts, cake and coffee.
Miss Marion Larrabee went to Ban
gor Wednesday morning where she
spent the day on business.
Fred Gardiner, manager of the c.
NJ. 7. Co., of Lewiston was business
caller in town Tuesday and went to
Bangor "Wednesday morning.
H. r. Harding, representing the
Hoover Co, of Portland was in town
Tuesday on business and left We'd
nesday for Bangor.
Mrs. Arthur Stedman of Hartland
was in town calling Oh friends Tues
day and left in the day for Water
vile.
Mrs. Mertie Simonds of Madison
and daughter, Mrs. Wyona Fields of
Detroit who have been visitors in
town returned to their homes Tues
day.
II. Il. LeDaite of Bangor repre-
resentipg the w. A. HoXie Co. J. A.
Depo OF New York, repreSenIii.g rEe
Federal Electric Co., Leon q. Flood
Of the Rice and Miller Co of .lngor
and Ea::,ld Fish of the Soutnwortl
Machine Co. of Portland. who Lave
n hn RI
Waterville Wednesday morning.
Mrs. S. l.. PFovencher was in Ban
gor for the day Wednesday on mat
tiers of business. and calling on
friends.
stephen 7. Allen of the II. a.
johnson Co., of Freeport left We'd
nesday morning for Bangor. after
having been in town on business
John Morton of Boston and c. II.
Waterman of Portland representing
the Russell Mills have been in town
on business and went to aBnGor
Wednesday morning.
G. c. 1ngraham of Waterville has
been bus. ness caller in town and
left for Bangor on Wednesday morn
ing.
E. A. Scheibel of Hyde Park,
Mass, store auditor of the Clover
dale Co.., has been in town on bust
ness at the companies store in this
town and left for Bangor on Wednes-
day.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold food sale at Matthews
Shoe Store on Friday afternoon,
February 10th.
There will be an old fashioned
dance at Union Hall Thursday even
ing, February II, under the auspices
of Otis NJ. Vining Post. No. 80,
American Legion. Music will be fur
nished by the Colonial Dance Or
chestra of seven pieces Everett
Withee will be floor manaper