Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-24

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are at home Oh a vacation of tel
days.
| The schools in town opened las
week with teachers as follows: Ev;
Howard at the Ridge: May Hatcl
at Foy school; Mrs. Abbie Arnold a
the Center: Emma Nelson at tn,
Branch; Don WOrthing at Greeley,
Corner and Grace Bradstreet at Eas
Palermo. w. S. Jones. the super
visor. has made change in the book:
| which makes the work much more in
teresting for both teachers and pupils
Earl Nelson. principal Of the High
school at Whitefield. returned to hi,
work. Monday.
Jennie Chadwick. who has had a
| two weeks vacation. has returned &c
her school in Somerville.
Harry Chadwick Of Freedom Acad.
envy, will teach this winter in Somer.
vile. commencing his school this
week.
Many patrons attended the grange
Thursday night. and report a good
time. The visiting grange from South
china took entire charge Of the meet
in,: in an able manner. A most ex.
rellent program was well carried on,
after which supper was furnished by
the home grange. A social time fol-
lowed. Altogether it was an enjoy
allie occasion. Such events are very
helpful to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Jones have
moved to Rockland for the winter.
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over the bold robbery of l.. A. Bow
ier's store at Ford's Corner a week
ago. While Mr.. Bowler was in to
supper some person or persons gained
access to the store through the cellar
and robbed the money drawer of its
contents. about $42.
Will Morse's little grandson, Fred
die who has been dangerously sick
with peritonitis is reported little bet
ter.
Grace Morse is very sick with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Geo. Soule is improving slow
ly.
Will SOule who has been at Vassal-
boro to work returned home last week
for the winter.
Mrs. Mary Bachelor. who has been
visiting friends in Riverside came
home. Saturday.
The carriers on the r. F. u. route on
their first trip found the roads block
AIDED and had to take the fields in some
places.
LIBERTY.
Miss Catherine Walker who has been
spending some time with friends in
Camden and Rockland, returned to her
home, Saturday.
Henry ]. Fosdick died Wednesday
morning Of acute indigestion. after a
short illness. Mr.. Fosdick has been a
resident of this town for more than
fifty years. coming here from Charles
town, Mass. when young man and
was employed by his brotherin-law.
the late William II. Hunt in the tan
ming business. He was a consistent
member of the Baptist church. a bach
elor and was So years of age. The
burial service took place from the
home of Weston B. Mardin, with whom
years. and was conducted by the Rev.
Mr. Dinslow of South Montville. The
floral tributes were many and beauti-
full. some coming from friends in
Massachusetts.
Mrs. Eta Simpson of Kennebunk. is
in town, staying with her sister. Mrs.
William H. Moody.
j. Walker left Saturday for bust
ness trip to Boston. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Walker.
The little son of Charles and Carrie
Marden died. Saturday, after short
illness. Funeral service will be held
at the home on Mill street, Tuesday.
Commissioner Gilman held a Farm
ers' Institute here at hall St. George.
Saturday afternoon and evening.
There was large attendance from all
the surrounding towns. The lecture
in the afternoon on potato raising by a
gentleman from New York state. was
interesting and instructive. In the
evening he took up the hen industry.
and gentleman from New Hamp-
shire spoke on general farming. Mr..
Gilman gave an interesting talk at
both sessions.
Village primary school began Mon
day. after vacation OF two weeks.
with Miss Mary Brown as teacher.
Landlord Sanford Of the Sanford
House and his son John each shot
deer last week over on the new Ireland
road.
PALERMO CENTRE.
News has reached here that Justus
Turner. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter
Turner, who has been in the West for
the past two years. is Very sick with
typhoid fever in a hospital there.
Mrs Emma Miller of Rockland.
formerly Miss Emma Howard Of this
place is visiting friends here after an
absence Of twenty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Jones Of Gree
leys Corner moved to Rock!and. Sat
urday. where they will reside during
the winter.
Mrs ]. A. Bradstreet is stopping
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Young of Liberty.
G. w. Fish and daughters were called
to Appleton. Sunday, by the death Of
his sister, Miss Mary Fish.
TROY.
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