Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-16
Waldo.
LIBERTY.

David c. Gilman received a telegram
Saturday, announcing the death of his
brother, Arson Gilman of Lewiston.-Miss
Susie A. Copp of Augusta. is at home, in
this village visiting her mother and sis
ter.--Arthur Richie of Monroe, came here,
last week. and rented an office in A. c.
Crockett's building and will practice law.
weeks of school in the Center district. in
Palermo. has returned to the Maine State
College. to resume his studies.-Hon. and
Il flying visit. to Mrs. r.. S. Ayers. last
week.-The Liberty choir has added three
new members. Mrs: Frank Hurd. f. S.
Mitchell enta and John sanfordAbo9t g
Thursday. at the Sewing Circle, the
largest yet.-Quite a number of Masons
from Searsmont. visited Liberty Lodge,
last Saturday evening. The first and
third degrees were conferred. There will
be a special meeting. next Thursday for
the purpose of entertaining the d. d. G
M. George Billings of Clinton: work in
the third degree.-There We're 65 at the
Sabbath school. Sunday. and in the even
ing a very interesting concert was given
by the pupils and teachers.-W. II. Moody
ESQ., intends to read law with Liberty 5
new lawyer. Mr.. Richie.
CENTER MONTvILLE.
There are a number of cases of serious
illness in town. Among them are NJ T.
HERMAN. who is very i'll from the effects
of i paralytic shock, sustained Feb. s. F.
il. Johnson has pneumonia and ROBBIE +
and Fl. l.. jackson the grippe.-Mrs. d
&. Kane is at South Montville.-Albert
Turner was overturned near the Grange
hall. with load of hay. Feb. r. 1t was
feared at first that he was hurt, but hi
soon recovered from the shock.-Mrs. Gus
Rowe and Miss Gertie Crockett visited
at N. F. Benefits. last Sunday.-Miss
lilnora G. Waterhouse has returned tt
her duties at Belfast.-Mr. and Mrs. Sila.
Bowler of Palermo. were at o. G. Cush
mans. last week.-There will be a leve,
hn (yrnr h,I H. -.
March 10: - Union Harvest Grange i.
again striving for amusement by hav
ing another literary contest between tn,
brothers and sisters. Mrs Q. a: Ramsa!
captains the sisters and J. w. Wentworth
leads the brothers to the fray. W. ID
Tasker and Mrs. F. A. Wentworth are tn,
judges.
MONTvILLE.
School at Whites Corner closed Feb y
after Il term of 10 weeks, taught by Mis-
profitable one to those who have ATTENDED
regularly.-Charlie Hustus. Frank San
ford and Allen Dyer have been haulin,
pressed hay to Belfast for parties il
town.-Nelson, Gould has returned from
the Augusta insane asylum, where he ha
been under treatment for some time past
is reported cured.-Bertie Moody expect
to go to Whitefield. Feb. 20. to visit rela
tives and friends.-Bert Berry was kicke,
quite ndss6 badly by horse recently but
China. formerly of Montville, called O,
friends in town, Friday.
FREEDOM.
Miss Hattie Morrison is at work in Al
bion.-.F. Rolfe of Clinton. was in tow
recently buying sheep and cattle-A, d
Brown went to Liberty on business. Fri
day.-Charlie Marden is at work for Pau
Young. this winter.-Mrs. James Peva
who has been Very sick for some tim
past is reported as being still very low
Willis Brown Is visiting relatives in Fair
field:-E. Griffin and A Andrews hav
finished putting in good supply of lie
for summer.-Mrs. Georgia Young is Ii
with severe cold.-Bert Spraul is pre-
pairing TO build a large shop.-D. T. Do,
Miss Anna Maddocks closed a 10 weeks
term of school at South Freedom re
Gently An entertainment was held tn
gramme were spelling match, recita
lions dialogues. etc. There was an AZ
tendance of about 80 persons