Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-11
WALDO.
LIBERTY,

pafo, w. Il. IenulctOn, with q party OF
friends, arrived in town, Monday. Nav
1st for Il five months stay at the Mel.
son cottage. on the shore road OF
Georges lake. The others are MIR. and
Mrs. Peter Blauvelt, Mrs. Blauyelts
sister and Mrs. Tilden and son. 1t is
| the wish of the people that this beauti
full singer may enjoy every moment of
her stay and land the first salmon of
the season.
| Quite a number of the boats that
were taken out of the lake last fall.
| have been newly painted and are at
their old landings, looking very attrac-
tive.
F. p. Bennett has torn down the old
| over forty years by the late NJ. S.
| Aver, and will build stable and shed
| on the lot connecting with his house.
Adm Crockett has given his house a
| new coat of paint and made other i'm
provemcnts.
little daughter arrived at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Reynolds, Thurs
day morning. Weight, nine pounds,
l.. F. Hurd returned to Howard, r. L.,
Wednesday.
Susan A. Copp will leave this week
| for the capital, where she will spend a
week visiting friends.
Herbert RowelI a life long resident of
this village, died at his home, Sunday
| morning. after short illness with
stomach trouble. The funeral services
will be held at the residence. Tuesday,
at 1 p. NJ. Rev. H. w. Abbott
| officiating. Mr.. Rowell leaves a wife
and one son, Theodore. who have the
sympathy of the community in their
bereavement.
Mrs. II. n. Dennis, who has been
critically i'll for some time, is able to
sit up some.
THo7NpIKE.
Miss EfIie Coffin passed Friday in
Watefville.
Ethel Howard is teaching school in
Knox.
James Smart is very ill with the
grip.
Mrs. Frank Philtrick is in very poor
health.
Joseph Pedbody's children have all
beer Ill with the grip.
Mrs Hcrt ert Wing is very rnuch bet
ter.
o. J. Farwell has sold two farms in
the past few days. the David Shibles
place to Mrs. Alonzo Davis for s5Ja.
and the Herbert place to Bert Stevens
for $2GO.
THU sday night. May :. burglars en-
tered the postoffiCe at Thorndike, TAX |
ing what money and stamps they could |
hnd, which amounted to about five dol |
lars. They also took about all the let
ters in the office. They entered by |
forcing open Il window and escaped |
without leaving a clue.
Dick Farwell has sold to f. T.. Nc
Causlin of Unity. Il bay geldng, four
years cid, standing 49, and weighing
o5o pounds. This is q nice driving
horse and his breeding is good. He
was sired by AlmCnt Withers by Gen.
W1thcrs. dam by Old Gideon. Price
received, $135.
NORTH PALERMO.
Miss Edith Hanson is at home from
Augusta.
MIR. and Mrs. F. A. Young and daugh-
ter of China, We're at Fred Younc's
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Hartman OF
East Liberty. We're in town, Sunday.
Robert Hanson is at home for a short
visit from Erockton. Mass, where he
has been at work for the past seven
Dexter Turner of Freedom, was at
his brothers. Gilman Turner's. Sunday.
Mrs. Vine Nelson visited Mrs. Ruth
Young. Saturday.
John S. Rowe was at John Blacks
Mrs. Jane Soule has returned to NOR
,ome at Carr's Corner after spending
several months with her daughters in
Liberty.
Wess Morrison spent Saturday night
md Sunday with his son Alton who is
stopping at A. f. Merrifield's.
RusselT Belden has been breaking a
,olt for Leroy Howard.
Louise Carr was at home, this week.
rom Waterville where she is attending
chOol. --
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Batchelder visit
d Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Merrifield. Sun
lay.
TROY.
Mrs. Helen Hatch, wife of Rev. A. p.
latch, died, Sunday, May s, after a
illness.
Mrs. Rowena Clarey arrived in town.
tonday, for a brief stay.
r. f. Stone spent the past week in
,oston.
Roy Knights has been spending a /
reek in Pittsfieid.
Mrs. Fila Reynolds and her two
hiidren are having a light run of
mallpoX. The disease was detected