Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-28
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Mrs. Catherine Sherman of lslesboro.
widow OF the late Robert Sherman is 9i
years Of age. Her health is good and she
is Still able to enjoy the comforts of lille.
and bids fair to round out the century
mark She now resides with her son-in-
law, Captain Clifford Pendleton, but until
recently lived in the same house in which
she was born.
FREEDOM.
Miss Annie Maddox of Unity, closed
a 10 weeks term Of school in District
No. |, July Several visitors were
present at the closing exercises which
were very interesting, being composed
of dialogue, Rotations and music
Miss Maddox has won for herself dur
ing her short term the respect and
friendship of both the scholars and
their parents.-Mis Mabel Stickney
and Archie Bragg of Gardiner were at
Frank Sanford's S. Sunday Mrs. Evelyn
Rowe of Freedom. and A. f. RanSburg
Of Iowa. We're united in marriage at
the home of the brides mother. Mrs.
II. =. Thayer. by Rev. T. r. Pentc-
cost OF Montvile.-W. Marden and his
sister. Mrs. Morrill, of Branch Mills.
were in town. recently, calling on
friends.-Mrs. Annie Nutter of Benton
Falls, was in town, Thursday.
LIBERTY.
DR.. +. A. Porter and daughter Min
ME of Pittsfield, came to town. Satur-.
day. returning home. Sunday.-St
Georges Masonic chapter worked
three degrees, Saturday. and will have
q special meeting. Saturday. Aug /, To
confer the r. A. degree.-Miss Blanche
Moody and Willie Norton have re-
covered from their injuries being
thrown from carriages. T. Young
and family went to Unity. Sunday, toI
stay a few weeks.-John Chadwick and
family are at the Sanford house for a
few weeks vacation.-Mr and Mrs
Gardiner Berry We're in town, Satur-
day and Sunday-Frankie Aver and
Leta Young have been making a visit
at Palermo. returning last week. from
Mrs. l.. A. Bowler's and Mrs. Samuel
s.-Mr and Mrs Frank Knight
Of Rockland. visited friends in town,
last week.-R. y. Upham is home on a
vacation from Howard. r. IL. II.
Griffith of Boston. is in town on q /
vacation DIR. Cannon is visit
ing at w. II. Moody s-Mrs. John s
Aver is quite sick with rheumatism in
her ankle. Her doctor thinks she will
not be able to walk for four weeks
Mrs. James Place died. Saturday July
p, aged 90 years. She was a member
Of the Baptist church here. in which |
she always took a very active part |
and was very much respected by all |
who knew her for her kind and loving |
disposition She Is survived by a hus-
band and four daughters.-Joseph |
Ladd is still in critical condition
from the injuries received by falling
from a hay scaffoId to the barn floor. |
His lower limbs are paralyzed and |
be has no us" Of any part of his body |
his arms. which he can |
move Il very lttle.-Joln Leighton of |
Hallowell, and family, are in town, at
tending the funeral of Mrs Leighton's |
Mrs. Place.
II AILSDALE.
Rev. Mr.. Hawthorne Of West Deer |
Isle, preached here. last Sunday fore
noon.-The remains Of John G. Foss. |
v no died in Rockland. were brought |
here for burial Saturday-Mrs, job
Clement. who has been in Lowell. |
-'ifiNN.. '9'0N'tdi NNfhS, ittul itu lipfflt', |
Friday. Nathaniel Han. who has been |
SEX, passed peacefully away, Saturday |
and Mrs. Charles |
Clement of Lowell. Mass. are visiting !
relatives and friends here-The hay is /
nearly all harvested. People estimate it |
about a tWo-thirds crop.-Mrs Har-
riet Written, who has been visiting |
her daughter in Clinton. has returned |
and Stillman White of |
Searsport. are visiting their grand |
parents here. |