Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-24
WALDO.
MONTVILLE.

| oi DstiihAi5 pTuSn Sllppcu anu icii " eie
ground, putting his left knee out of
| Joint He had the presence Of mind
to put his foot between the spokes
of the wheel and bTlcing with the other
pull the knee back into place
Alval Morrison sold nice jersey
heifer To |. ID. Cram, Monday.
| School began Nov. 10Th, L. d. Jones.
Esq. of Liberty teacher.
| MONTVILLE.-Mrs Mabel Stewart
OF Knox is nursing her mother Mrs. A.
T. LaWry during her sickness.
! Miss Grace Atkinson went to Belfast
last week.
Last Thursday while at work in his
mill ]. ID. Cram had his hand caught
between two logs crushing one of his
thumbs. 1t burst the skin on both
Sides
PALERMO CENTRE.
Mrs. Ellen Turner has gone to Lynn
! Mass, where she expects to spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. f. W..
Pinkham.
Mr. and Mrs. Terhune and family of
Chico, Cal, who have been visiting
| Mrs. Temperance Turner, have re-
turned to Waterville where they VIII
remain a short time before returning to
| the Pacific coast. They had been
visiting in Nova Scotia, Mr.. Terhune's
home. before coming to Maine
| Mrs. Terhune is the daughter OF
| Charles Turner who was born at this
place but went to California when Il
young man and has since resided
there.
| Frank HiSler has gone to WaterVille
where he expects to drive an Oil team.
Mrs. Walter Smell who has been
visiting in Augusta has returned home.
| NORTH PALERMO.
Rev. II. Z. Wood gave very inter-
estng talk on the Holy Land accom-
panied by stereopticon views at the
Methodist house, Nov. 20.
Warren Nelson who has been at home
the past month returned to his work
in Boston. Monday.
! George Soule went to Bath on a
business trip this week.
Mrs. Eliza Nelson visited her son
Frank last week.
Earl Nelson, principal of the Wind
sor High school, came home, Saturday,
for q short vacation.
Misses Emma Nelson and Louise
Carr who taught the High school in AL
bion are also at home for short stay.
!, The fall term Of Freedom Academy
!. closed Nov. II, and viii Chadwick,
. Ralph Young, George Carr. Lester Mel
!, son and Halle Jordan. students. are at
home for vacation Of two weeks.
4 af baa
and nearly all of, his large stock OF
cattle recently, .,
; Schools commenced in town, Nov. 20
NV. S. Jones isitsacbng at Greeley
Corner; Mrs.. LICE jones at the Foye
district; Donald Worthing at the Cen
ter and Sallie Simpson at the Ridge.
A. r. Avery of Maiden is helping care
for Amos Gardiner who continues in
very POOR health.
w. A. Nelson has been doing some
carpenter work for S. G. ParmenteI
this week.
Elijah Shorey is stopping with his
daughter, Mrs. Latlip, for the present.
TROY.
| Miss Estclle Harding has gone to
|
Mrs. r. G. Whitaker.
, Within the past week new telephones
have been placed in the houses of w
Il. knights, Truman Cook, Lorenzo
Garcclor. l.. T. Harding. Harry Pat
tcrsoE and w. l.. Linscott.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meserve are re-
Joicing over the advent Of q baby girl
Troy Corner Reading Club held a
very pleasant meeting, Tuesday even
ing with DIR. and Mrs. NJ. 7. Dodge
he following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year: Pres, a. G. Myrick;
Sec. NJ. w. Dodge: Treas. A. l.. Piper;
librarian. Mrs. Clara Bagley. a COM
mittee of three was chosen to select
and purchase new books.
Mr. and Mrs. ] e. Pierce gave their
family and friends pleasant surprise,
Friday evening. by returning from
Gloucester Mass, to remain until after
Thanksgiving.
Miss Anvena Myrick is at home for
a two weeks vacation from her work
i'll Freedom Academy.
Miss Aida Head has gone to Dix
mont TO teach for the winter.
Charles Gannett and family have
moved from Troy Corner to Ed Woods
in Unity.
, Miss Georgia Tozier is the guest of
Mrs. David Piper
Thomas Caverly has returned from
a six weeks outing at Hermon pond.
Mrs. Abbie Berry, who has been
passing the past week with her sister,
Mrs. Lorenzo Garcelon, returned to her
home in Pittsfield, Saturday
SOUTH LIBERTY.
The fortunate ones to get a deer in
the forest the past week were: F. w
Cunningham, Il nice buck; Frank Han
non. monster buck, very large: Ralph
Light, good-sized buck; Eben Lin
scott, doe. Deer are quite plenty
about here this fall