Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-13

is building line from Mrs. Sumner Pc
lands to connect with the main line at
Tanners Corner.
Frank Croate has moved from the Levi
Bartlett place to the Fred Mason place
He is at work for Mr.. Mason
Observation-Disclosures Wing and Oscar
Davis chopped wood last week for +. j.
Hatch.
John Boynton has resumed work for l.
d. Cram
A. D. Baker has the addition to his
house nearly completed.
his barn.
Mrs. I. D. Cram is on the sick list.
THoRNDIKE.
The people of this town were saddened
to learn of the death of Rev. Mr.. Myers,
who settled in this town little more
than a year ago, moving from the West.
He went to the Belfast hospital a short
time ago. and so far recovered as to be
removed to a residence in the city. His
recovery was but slight, for soon he be-
gan to fail. A widow survives him.
Mr. Crosby. the foreman of the section
crew, has Just moved into his new house.
o. ]. Farwell & Son. is still shipping
potatoes. They have a large crew load
ing cars.
Ralph Wilson of Glenmere. is spending
the winter with his uncle, Mr. G. S. Small
CENTER MONTvILLE.
More than foot of light snow dropped
morning, and l p. NJ. The afternoon was
devoted to placing said snow in artist.
drifts by n high wind.
Loren Howard went to Belfast
last week to act as best man at the
wedding of his uncle. Frank Howard Of
Belfast. to Miss Ida Whtcomb of Waldo
There are many sick people in town at
present. Mrs. Clara b. Palmer is very
low Her granddaughter. Mrs. w. {.
Thompson. has been summoned from
Howard. r. I.
Mrs. Achsa Lawry is still quite i'll.
Mrs. Fife Bean was very sick last
week. but her condition is improving.
Three of F. F. Barton's children have
been suffering with tonsilitis.
School at the Vose schOolhouse has been
suspended on account of the inability OF
many of the pupils to attend.
j.. A. Srrowl and NJ. NJ. Wentworth
have each got in telephone on the N. F.
line. and Fl. p. Barker, Mrs r. ]. Poland
G. r. Ring ana f. l.. Bennett are to have
service as soon as wire and instruments
arrive. \
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same treatment one recently received at
a Waldo county farmhouse they would
not be so sassy" The family We're all
out for the evening with the exception
of boarder whom we will call tom"
when in walked n big tramp and demand
ed supper. Tom informed him that he
couldn't have any. The tramp was insc-
lent. saying he came in for some supper
and he was going to have it, too Tom
had read all the Russo-Japanese negotia
items at kittery, and is something of Il
diplomat himself, so he said well. if you
insist there is IN old woman upstairs, T
will go get her. and perhaps she will give
you some supper Tom skipped up
stairs and returned promptly with load
ed shotgun, saying: Here's the old wo
man. with a cold lunch inside which you
will get in the mug directly unless you
leave" The tramp. hunger and all, van
ished directly into the silent night.
NORTH PALERMO.
IIillman Crommett. the mail carrier. |
made his first trip in sleigh. December |
IL. 5..s |
William Soule. who is working ir AIh'nnsi
at John Chalmers passed the Sabbath
at his home. staAiA
Mrs. Mary Bachelor went to Massa |
chusetts, Saturday. to spend the winter |
with her friends. {t
A baby girl came to the home; of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Rodney Nelson, December s.
Frank Nutter of Camden. visited his |
parents and many friends here. last week. |
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Corillard Of Keene. |
N H. have been at the old homestead
for a few weeks.
George B. NJ. Soule went to Bangor and |
adjoining towns on business. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams visited friends in
Clinton Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Hattie Young went to Fairfield !
Saturday. /
Mrs. Sarah Young has had water put in
to the house where she resides.
Geo. osgood purchased a COW of VIM |
Osgood, this week.