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

-. Grace Ellis, who has been q
NJ Mrs. Ralph Hanson at her
guys IN st. Adams was In town FRI
home ,all,ns on friends and returned
day ~ home in Auburn Friday night.
70 ~ Clementine Younger and
rlementina Johnston. and ne
re.r THOMAS Johnston. all of GIL
pas.rr;,,,e. Mass, are passing the win
the home Of Mrs. Younger's
ia Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Younger,
Easy street,
rnery Smart and II. S. Haskell Of
,lrtland. C. II. Lowe and Ralph r.
lid ry.M of Belfast, w. H. SWEET and
Kelly Of Boston who have been
= ....ts at the Lancy House and busi-
80 callers in town went to Water
Vile saturday.
Mrs. Marshal Knight OF Unity has
3 -..urned to her home after a VISIT
.,tb Mrs. Lizzie Dyer.
Ihout 10 o'clock Saturday fore.
..or AZ an extra westbound freight
t ss.,r was slowly passing the station,
'. arch bar on one Of the cars broke
"a dropped down, ripping up the
ssianking between the tracks for q
sMstanct of a couple of hundred feet
~ more and derailing the front
trucks of one of the cars before the
.-s,n was stopped. A wrecking train
rsich was summoned from Wafer
vie was quickly on the scene and in
,ro hours after the derailment Of
The car that was off the irons was
nlaeed back on the track and the
train pulled out. No one was in
jured.
Mrs Carrie Weymouth, who has
been a guest of her brother, Frank
Heath in Hartland, was calling on
,rends in town Saturday and later in
( Inc day returned to her home in
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas e. Getchell
ltft Monday for Portland where they
,oned the state Of Maine praty for a
three weeks tour OF the south.
Francis Smiley went to Bangor
Sunday to pass the day with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney F. Jones
went to Brewer Sunday to visit Mrs.
Jones' father, G. w. Glidden, who is
confined to his room with fractured
hip bone.
An exciting runaway occurred at
Waverley and North Main streets
Friday with the two horse milk de-
livery team driven by Harry McFar-
lane ran away and just missed a col
lision with two crews of men and
horses who were breaking out
streets in that vicinity and scattering
the contents Of the delivery outfl. a
matter of $50 bottles of milk, along
the street and wrecking the delivtry
cart to quite an extent. The horses
were not injured.
Donald Humphrey, a senior at
Maine Central Institute, was a busi-
ness caller in Waterville Saturday.
Leonard Merrithew was in Burn
ham Saturday where he passed the
day with relatives.
Miss Verna Merrithew went to
Burnham Saturday where she was
Joined by her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Ger
aid and they went to Unity for the
day.
Mrs. Leigh Shorey entertained the
following ladies at a Pyramid Tea
Friday afternoon: Mrs. Edwin Pur-
ington, Mrs. James Stanley, Mrs.
Charles Foster, Mrs. Alton Palmer,
Mrs. Joseph Buker, Mrs. Carroll Nc
Pheters. Mrs. Ivan BROOKS, Mrs. Her
bert Sawyer. Mrs. Vernon Smiley,
Mrs. Charles Bartlett, Mrs. Raeburn
Marsh, Mrs. Daniel Getchell, Mrs.
Edward Rowe, Mrs. Fred Eaton, Miss
airline Russell. Tea was served by
the hostess. She was assisted in
pouring by Mrs. Edwin Purington.
Mrs. Alton Palmer, Mrs. Vernon Smi-
ley and Mrs. Charles Bartlett.
Mrs. James Stevens of West Pitts
field who has been visiting friends in
Waterville the past two weeks re-
turned home Saturday.
]. H., Tarbell was business call
er In Augusta Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Rowe were
business callers in Bangor Saturday.
Mrs. Esther Smith and Miss Ar
line Russell were guests of friends
in Bangor on Saturday.
Mrs. s. L. Provencher and daugh-
ter, Carmileta Provencher were in
Wateryille for the day Saturday.
Mrs. A. 3. Johnson and Miss Mat
tie Hayden were business callers in
Dover-Foxcroft Saturday.
John A. McMaster of Cambridge,
Mass, was a business caller in town
Friday, leaving Saturday for Bangor.
Miss Louise Getchell passed the
Weekend at her home in Clinton.
The New Era Auxiliary will meet
Wednesday afternoon, February 3, at
the church parlors. The hostesses
VIII be Mrs. Eva Atwell, Mrs. Ethel
kinney and Mrs. Fern Buckley.
Mrs. Violet Woodman, .diss Grace
tlckett, teachers in the public
schools were visitors in Waterville,
Saturday.
A very profitable all day meeting
OF Pittsfeld Grange was held on Sat-
urday. The attendance was large.
the speaker for the meeting was n.
.. Crawford. secretary of the Maine
sneep and Wool Growers association.
Inc address was claimed by many
70 be most helpful and forceful given
before the members Of the Grange
IN long while. At noon a baked
Gean dinner was served under the
aids.
Mrs. Charles Salisbury passed
tuesday at Lewis Barden's, in Hart
Mrs. Ray Anne. and baby have
gone to Trenton where she was
called by the death Of her nephew,
Carl Marshall.
MRS. Lillian Larry was a business
eaIer IN Pittsfield, Wednesday.
MRS Ida Croker was a caller in
ftEheld, Wednesday.
Mrs. Perley Bickford has returned