Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-26
WALDO.
CENTER MONTvILLE.

CENTER MONTvILLE.
J. ]. Clement and M. NJ. Wentworth
have the contract fer building the new
scboOlhouse at Whites Corner.
r. II. Kane's four-year-old son FL
vim, has been very i'll. but is now con-
sidered out of danger.
Some OF w. N. Foys children have
the German measles.
Work began, this week, on the OK
tension of the Knox & Montville Tele-
phone Co.'S line from the Centre to tho
Carter neighborEoOd. L. E. Stewart
will have charge of the northern end
of the line, and M. NJ. Wentworth will
build this end.
N. p. Bennett had very i'll turn
last week.
Mrs. Clara Palmer is convalescent.
r. p. Downer has been building over
The soap club met with Mrs. J. w.
Wentworth on the 10Th instant.
f. w. DOwner of Unity and Miss
Susie Bragdon were at r. P. Downer's.
last week.
NORTH PALERMO.
There were services at the Baptist
house, Sunday. conducted by Rev. II.
F. Wood former pastor who was
heartily welcomed by his many friends.
Earl Nelson went to Boston, Wednes-
day. where he expects to pass the sum-
mer returning to his school work in
the early fall.
Mrs. Chas Osgood who has been Sc
riously ill is slowly improving.
Mrs. Eliza Nelson went to Somer-
vile, Mass, last week to visit her
children.
John l.. A. Rowe who has sold out
his business has just returned from a
short stay i'm Boston and is now the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Charles Ar
mold.
f. o. Chadwick and r. F.. Nelson
took two very fine colts to a pasture on
Parnenter Hill.
The students of Freedom Academy
came home this week for the long sum-
mer vacation.
Horace Black and c. w. Studey Wis
tied China Lodge of +. & A. M,
Wednesday evening.
Many are very much interested in
fishing on the Branch Pond as all have.
good catches of fine landlocked salmon.
SOUTH LIBERTY.
Charles Cunningham went to Au-
gu3ta last week to stop a while with
his sister. Mrs. Stephen Tracy, whose
husband is very i'll.
Mrs. Harry Lenfest is on the sick
list. Mrs. Edward Light is taking
care of her.
Miss Ellen Gowell of Palermo visited
last week.
Harry Lenfcst purchased fine colt
of Clayton Stickney of Liberty, recent
Is.
r. w. Cunningham went to TOgus on
business one day last week.
Chas Overlook has recently pur-
chased fine new piano for his daugh-
ter Josie.
There is to be a dance at Ramsay's
hall, next Thursday night, May 25, if
fair.
LIBERTY.
r. r. Dunton. ESQ, OF Belfast is in
town for a few days stay visiting at L..
c. Morses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover Of Camden, are
in town for a short stay at the San
ford House.
J. o. Johnson. Esq, went to Unity.
Saturday, to attend the funeral of a
relative.
Mrs. Albert Skidmore and Miss Artie
May Johnson, went to Belfast, Satur-
day.
Alva Carpenter is hOmo from Farmer,
Mass. and is visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs. I. Z. Carpenter.
Those who went from Arbutus Chap
ter. .. E. S., to attend the session of the
Grand Chapter at RockIand, Wednes-
day. were Mrs. Eva N. Ripley. Mrs.
Rose Greeley. Mrs. Mary Norton. Mrs.
Marila Carpenter. Mrs. Helen c. Hurd
and Mr.. f. G. Norton. They report a
very enjoyable time.
The rural free delivery routes, which
are to start June 18th have been
awarded to Walter LudTick and Percy
Benner.
Mr. Hunt, the Baptist state mission
airy. preached at the Baptist Church,
Sunday afternoon.
Preston Boynton has moved into
Walter Young's house and Ira Davis
has moved back onto his farm.
TROY.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred X. Carter Of Ban
gOr are spending two weeks vacation
with relatives and friends i'm town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hill are spend
ing few weeks in Newport.
7. p. Tyler was quite badly injured
by being thrown from his drag against
a stone wall last Saturday. A broken
rib and severe brus IS will probably
keep him indoors for some time.
Mrs. f. p. Hopkins has been quite
sick the past week out IS now improv-