Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
CENTRE MONTViLLE.

CENTRE MONTvILIE.
Mrs Frank NJ. Sherer has returned to
Rockland.
Mrs. Z. O. Clement, who has been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. }. r.
Ramsay, has returned to Newport.
d. c. Kane and Miss Della IL. Kane
were in Rockland. last week.
Schools in town began May 1st with the
following teachers. Halldale district
Miss Grace White; Center. Miss Della H.
Kane; Vose Miss Zadie Weymouth. of
Morrill,; Plains, Miss Hattie Luce; King
dom. Mrs. olive Stewart; McFarland's
Corner Miss Nettie Ramsay; Whites
Corner, Miss Adele Raynes: Carter, Miss
May Foster.
PALERMO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Keene of Mid
dletown, Conn.,. have returned to Mrs.
keenes home i'm Liberty.
The hauling bee of Monday last was
success. Mr.. Whitaker expresses
his thanks to all that attended.
Suckers are getting plenty and near
ly all are enjoying the pleasure of
capturing them.
Martha Reldin and Miss Olive Tobey
were i'm Liberty on a business trip, Fri
day.
Mrs. B. w. Handy and daughter
Emma are convalescing.
Elmer Hannah has finished work for
A. j. TObcy. having been employed in
the mill for the past month The sup
ply of water has been exhausted and
work has been suspended for few
days.
Miss Goldie Overlook is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Carrie Morang and Nellie Went
worth called on Mrs. Otis Sylvester,
Monday.
TROY.
JOSEPH Barker. an aged and respect
ed citizen of Troy. died Sunday, April
go Of paralysis. A widow, three sons
and three daughters are left to mourn
his death.
The town schools commenced Mon
day, April "a. with the following
teachers: Mrs. Frank Seavey, Webster
district; Mrs. Arthur Cunningham.
Troy Center: Efiic Fernald. Barker
district; Ethel Webb. Bagley Hill;
Maud Monroe. Green's Corner; Flora
Carleton, Beach Hill.
Mrs. ]. f. Pierce of Gloucester
Mass. who has been spending a few
weeks i'm town with her daughter
Mrs. Ethel Bagley, returned Saturday
to Massachusetts.
George Shibles and family have
moved from Troy Center to the home
of Addison PrentiSS.
The new creamery Went into opera
ton Monday. May 1st, and is well
patroniZed.
The schOolhouse Mt Troy Corner,
where the High school is being taught,
has been much improved during the
past week by the laying of a new hard
wood floor and the placing of new
school furniture.
NORTH PALERMO.
G. b. NJ. Soule came home from Ros-
ton, Saturday, and returned Tuesday.
While here he made an addition to his
orchard Of n hundred and fifty trees
and attended to his other necessary
farm interests.
The schools in town commenced
May l with teachers as follows: Mrs
Alice Jones at the FOye district; Louise
Carr at the Ridge; Grace Dunn at the
Center; Donald Worthing at Greeley's
Corner; Edward Cain at the Branch;
Mr.. Loudon at East Palermo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams went to Gin
ton. Saturday. to attend the funeral
of a relative.
c. w. Studley who is much inter-
ested in fishing has placed his boat in
the Branch pond ready for the first
catch of salmon.
Mrs. ;. F.. Young who has been away |
for the past three months came back
to her home. Saturday
Ethel and Ethlyn Nelson. Gertrude
Jordan and Annie Dodge from Coburn,
passed Fast day at their homes.
Rodney Nelson who has a large stock |
Of cattle bought the hay in the Arnold |
barn recently.
VIM. Ossnod went to Gardiner Tues
'ay' win three fine horses that he has
oeen wlnter1ng for Frank w. Martien |
Of Boston. ~
Earl Nelson. teacher Of Windsor
High school, passed Sunday at home.
LIBERTY,
Mrs. Alice Knowlton and son Allen
vent to Belfast. Monday, shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Towle OF Gardi-
1er' nave been visiting Mrs. TowIe's
niece. Mrs. Ernest Knowlton, the past
week.
LII. Freeman. veterinary surgeon Of
sockiand. was in the village, Wednes-
Jay. He attended the High school
iere several years ago, and Is pleas
lhtiy remembered by many, who were
'ery glad to meet him again. n