Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-02
PITTSFIELD

/ Miss Bessie Maloon, of the Pitts
field National bank, left Tuesday
morning for a two months trip
abroad and will visit in Boston and
New York and sailed July for Eng
land. She will visit in France, Bel
blum, Germany, Italy and Switzer-
land. She will be accompanied by
Miss Iva Willis, of Harmony, who has
| made the trip several times.
The remains of Miss Nettie Peck.
of Stoneham, Mass, were brought
| here Tuesday and inferred in the
family lot in the village cemetery.
Miss Park died Saturday and her sis
| ter, Mrs. c. f. Butler, and nephew,
George Park. accompanied the re-
| mains to Pittsfeld, and during their
| stay in town are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Patterson, at their
home on Bates street.
Simeon L. Privencher, ticket agent
at the M. C. r. r. station, passed
the day with friends in Augusta,
Tuesday.
Miss Eva Huff went to Kennebunk
Beach Wednesday morning, where
she has a position III a hotel for the
summer.
Robert M. Morrow, who has been
| the drug clerk at r. III. Berry's drug
store the past four years, has ac-
| cepted a position as manager of the
! Fort Fairfield Drug Co, at Fort Fair
field, and will assume the position
about July Is. Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
row have a host of friends in town
| who will regret their departure from
| town and will wish them success in
| their new location.
There will be a baseball game at
Hunnewell Field Saturday. July 8, at
$50 p. NJ, and the Pittsfeld A. A. will
have as opponents the Bangor C. A. c.
| A good fast game is looked for The
local lineup Will be picked from the
following Heddricg. Macklin, Temp
| kins, Stitham, Brown. Elkins, Riley
| Dobson. Badger, Peasley. Withee and
| Towle
Robert Smith and his mother, Mrs
| Lizzie Smith. and Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard II. Berry and son. Richard Berry
| are on a few days outing at Mr.
| Smiths cottage at Great Moose Pond
| Alonzo Brown. the popular baker at
! Wright's, was in Madison Thursday
| afternoon to witness a baseball game
| between the oldtimers.
Mrs T. S. Sleeves and Miss Ethel
! Gray of Hartland were in town Mon
| day en- route for Exeter, N. H, for a
visit with Mrs. Sleeves parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Rowell.
A. 3. Davis, who has been at the
| John Martin home for several months
| is visiting his brother in Milo.
The members of the Baptist Sunday
! school held a picnic at Lakewood
| Thursday. A large delegation went
| and a most enjoyable time is reported
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Blaisdell of Pal
myra We're business callers in town
| Thursday.
Raymond Hurd was a business call
er in Bangor Thursday afternoon.
Frank Cianchette, who was injured
! last Saturday night when a freight
struck the sedan he was driving at
the Main street crossing, has so far
| recovered as to be able to return to
his home. Marguerite Bryant, who was
with Cianchette in the car and was
| much more severely injured and whose
chances for recovery have been con-
sidered as remote. was reported as
showing more favorable conditions
Thursday.
D. c. Rollins left Wednesday morn
ing on a two days business trip to
Dover-Foxcroft and Guilford.
Mrs. Fannie Roberts and Mrs.
Charles Monk went to Waterville
Wednesday for short visit with
friends.
George Richie went to Bradford
Wednesday, called there by the sud-
den death Tuesday of his brother, Eu-
gene Richie. who was a former res
ident of this town.
Daniel A. Dyer of Burnham was a
business caller in town Wednesday.
The many friends of Miss Rather
inc Files will be interested to know