Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-15

In failing health for some time
passed away Sunday afternoon al
the home of her niece, Mrs. Harold
NJ. Card. She was So years old. The
funeral was held at the Card resi-
dence at West Pennington, Tuesda!
afternoon.
DR.. Lawrence r. Trumbull went t
Boston Monday to take the Massachu
sets state board examination in os
teopathy. He plans to begin practice
in the fall, having already passed the
examination in Maine and New Jersey
Dr. Elmer ]. Marston of Boston
passed the week end in town with his
mother, Mrs. Hannah n. Marston.
Rev. Harold Newman and family Of
Manila, Ind, and Mrs. Horace New.
man and son of Dixfield were recent
visitors in town.
The Red Schoolhouse Farm Bureau
met at V. 1. S. hall Wednesday with a
good attendance. Chair Gaming was
the subject of the meeting, In charge
of the home demonstration agent
Miss Quincy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Davis of West
Pennington passed the week end with
relatives in Bangor.
The meeting of the Evergreen Clut
for this week was cancelled on account
Of so many members being away.
Mrs. Chester Greenwood will enter.
tain the Christmas Present Club this
afternoon.
Mrs. Ruth Blake BRIGHAM Of West.
brook is guest at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert J. Ellsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy J.. Casey and chill
dren are passing time with Mrs. Ca.
seys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w
Walker, at East Wilton.
Mrs. Ida Knox of Gardiner was the
weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. K
Woodman.
]. Herman Heath Is recovering from
severe Illness with pneumonia.
Friends Of Judge Sumner P. Mills
who underwent an operation at the
Franklin Hospital three weeks ago
were glad to see him out riding Sun
day. when he returned to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Reed of Taun.
ton, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Reeds
sister, Mrs. E. A. Odell, and are now
at the Ode1l cottage at Clearwater.
The Baptist church auditorium Is
to be redecorated, the contract for the
work having been let. The work will
begin soon so as to be completed be.
fore the union services in the church
commencing August Is.
The second outdoor concert by
Wheeler's Band will be held Monday
evening, July 10, probably on the Nc
Leary roof, as before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. McCul-
Tough and DR.. and Mrs. Henry Austin
of Elyria, Ohio, motored here last week
and are passing time at the Huart
home.
Mrs. George Flint and daughters
Mary and Clarissa, are passing the
summer at their home on School street
Major Harold e. MARI, u. s. A, and
son Robert are visiting relatives in
town. He has been stationed in Okla
homa, but has been assigned to a Kan
sas post for the coming year.
The county nurses will hold a moth
ers' conference and children's clinic al
Weld schoolhouse Thursday of this
week at P. NJ. and at Stratton school
house on Friday, July 1s. at P. M
Clinics will be held next week at
Chisholm and Riley.
A delightful wedding reception was
held Saturday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Gould of the
Falls road, when about 40 Of their
neighbors and friends were present
MI. 1ouiu WAS formerly resident OF
Hampden and his wife was Miss Avis
Philbrick Of Monroe, a successful
school teacher. Mr.. Gould is a farmer
and horiculturist. specializing in dab.
las. They were married June 20 and
are living on the Swift place. Dancing
was enjoyed and delicious refresh-
nents served. Many beautiful and
useful gifts were received.
Mrs. Il. w. Marble Of West Farm
ington left for Portland Tuesday to
consult DR.. John Allen. an ear spe-
cialist. She has been suffering with
an abscess in the middle ear.