Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-19
Dexter
Mrs. Amelia ceIIerson

ter, will arrive in Pittsfield on Mon
| day where services will be held and
| interment made in the family lot.
| Mrs. Gellerson, a former Pittsfield
woman, had made her home for the
past 80 years in Boise City, Idaho,
with a daughter who passed away
two years ago, since which time she
has lived with DIR. II. l.. Harmon OF
that city. Mrs. Gellerson had re-
Gently sold property in her western
home and was coming to Dexter to
| make her home with her brother, !.
| B. Lincoln and his son. Maurice Lin
coin and family. very anxious to re-
turn to Maine as these were her only
plans for the future reunited with
her brother. Word was received
from DIR. Harmon the day she left
| that she was starting and was in
excellent health. Mrs. Gellerson was
| so years old April 18th. This sad
ending to a long looked forward re-
union with her only relatives is most
regretable.
Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Gordon of
| Fairfield came Saturday morning,
| called to Garland by the death of
Mr.. Gordon's father.
Fred o. Herrick Is passing few
days in New York City on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Richards of
| Dover Foxcroft passed the weekend
in town, guests of relatives.
Mrs. A. w. Keyte and daughter
were passengers on the noon train
Saturday.
Norman Plouff of Boston is pass
ing few days in town, the guest of
! his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
| Plouff on Free street.
!. B. Mentally Of Greenville Is In
| town, employed by the Dodge Motor
| Company of which L. E. Cloutier Is
| local manager.
| Mrs. StanlG, Annis Of Dover Fox
croft passed The week end in town,
| the guest Of relatives.
Mrs. Mark Bond of Corinna was
in town Saturday, the guest of Mrs.
1 w. j. Hammond.
1 Judge Arthur w. Stone was a bus
mess caller in Augusta, Saturday.
| Misses Ena and Virgie Merrill of
Dover Foxcroft were callers in town
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard HAYWOOD
passed the weekend in Saco, the
guests Of relatives.
Mrs. James F. Atwood was a pass
enger on the noon train Saturday.
| Captain Joseph Baker and Major
| Frank q. Brown were in Augusta
over the weekend attending the Of
f1cers training school.
Inspection of Headquarters Com
pany 103rd Infantry will be held at
the Armory on Wednesday evening
at o'clock. Captain Wright, in
structor of the Massa chusetts Ma
tional Guard, will be the inspecting
officer. A cotr1ial invitation "a ex-
| tended the public.
| The regular meeting OF the Boneka
Club will be held on Wednesday eve
ming at tn home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. K. Penley on Park street.
| Friends of Clarence Boyd, stud
ent at Harvard College. are sorry to
learn that he is ill with the measles.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Foy were
among the recent callers in the
Queen City.
There will be a benefit dance at
the Roseland ballroom Tuesday eve
ming, April 20, under the auspices
| of Crystal Temple, Pythian Sisters.
The members of st. AIMS Good
will Society wish to thank the pub
lice for their generous patronage OF
the annual bazaar and minstrel
show. The next regular meeting of
| st. Anne Goodwill Society will be
! held Thursday evening at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Spencer
entertained Friday evening at their
home on Fay Court. Bridge was en-
joyed until a late hour, first prizes
! being taken by Mrs. Gladys Dewever
and Peter Blouff, while Mrs. Edith
! Fay and Ernest D. Blaisdell took
| consultations. Delightful refreshments
! were served by the hostess consist
! ing of creamed crab meat. pineapple
/. fluff. angel cake and coffee. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs w. L..
| Fay, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dewever,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Capen. Mr..
! and Mrs. Frederick Qu;gley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Plouff, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
! D. Blaisdell, Mr.. and Mrs. W. K.
Penley, and Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Spencer.
! AIRS. Emma Hayes is passing sew
erai days in Portland. the guest OF
her son, Fred Hayes and wife.
Cars are now making the trip be-
tween Dexter and Bangor, one car
making the trip in two hours which
is very good time considering the
backward spring.
Attention is called to the fact that
| Commissioner of Inland Fisheries
and Game, Hon. Willis e. Parsons,
will give an illustrated talk on Mount
Katahdin at the First Universalist
church on Tuesday evening at s
/ o'clock. Tickets may be bought of
/ Boneka Club members or at the door.
This Is a wonderful opportunity to
| hear a remarkable man talk on
| most interesting subject.