Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-17
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THORNDIkE,

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by the Troy Creamery, taking in tn,
north part of Thorndike and a mart @
Unity and Troy. f. l.. Cunningham o
Thorndike, collects the cream
| Charles Bracket of Newport. PASSED
| Sunday at Mark Palmer's.
| f. l.. Cunningham, who has been on 9
hunting trip in northern Maine, returned
Friday, with two deer
| ]. l.. Peabody has recently delivered
two carloads Of hay to Thorndike station
| fer shipment
| Mrs Jennie Woodland of this town. died
| Saturday. Nov. II, at the home of Lew
| ellyn Toothacher in Dixrnont. The re-
mains We're brought to Troy. Monday. and
| funeral services were held at the hom,, Of
| her sister, Mrs. Lorenzo Garcelon. Rev.
MIR: Coons of Pttsfield. preached the
Fairview cemetery. A husband. two sons
and two sisters are left to mourn her
| loss.
A very pleasant meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society was held with Mrs. j. C.
Lamb. Wednesday of last week
About IL miles of telephone line has
been added to the Unity telephone line
in this town, and the phones are being
put in, this week.
+. w. Bisbee closed a very successful
term of free High school at Troy Corner.
Friday. Mr.. EiSbee returned to his home
Ill sumner. MOnG9N. ana VIII return Jftpr
vacation of three weeks to teach the
winter term.
Mrs. Sibyl Bennett and sons have
bought the place at Troy Center owned
by Augustus Stevens.
Miss Elvie Moore is ut home from
Brockton to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Longley of Worces-
ter, Mass. arc the guests of Mrs Long
ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Hard-
ing.
There was social dance at Llewellyn
WebbS, Monday night.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Rodney Whitaker of Uni
ty, visited at l.. B. Hardings, Sunday
HALLDALE.
Mrs. Fred Blackstone. who had been
SICK several months, passed peacefully
away, Nov. s. The remains were taken
to SkowheSan for burial.
Alvin Aver. the travelling preacher. is
calling on friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. c. NJ Clement of Lowell Mass. is
visiting her father, Job Clement
Fred Thompson is quite sick with ty-
phoid fever
About three inches of snow fell during
the storm, last week.
NORTH PALERMO.
Rev. John Howard of Washington
held three days meeting at the
Methodist house last week.
Daniel Bachelor who has a chronic
heart trouble has been very sick the
past few days.
Lester Perkins. who has nice sit
uation in Howard. r. L.. came to his
aunt's Mrs. Samuel Mardin last Thurs
day to pass Il weeks vacation.
Georgia Sprague. who is at William
Osgood's, passed. Sunday at her home
OH Parmenter Hill.
o. w. Studley went to Hallowell,
Saturday, to get his father-in law,
James Longfellow..
Ira Black. who has been confined to
the house the past 1free, weeks with
disabled hand, is slowly improving.
John Dyer who has two nice yoke of
oxen. has been breaking up for the
neighbors.
Julia Marden of Massachusetts came
from Freedom with her team the first
of the week. leaving the horses at w.
r. Osgood's for the winter and TAX
ing the train for. her. home in Somer-
vile. ~ t
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fowler of Free
port are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Geo
Soule this week. Mrs. Ellen Rowe who
has been some time at her daughters
in Albion returned to her home. last
week.
Miss Jennie Chadwick, one of our
good teachers. closed a very success
full term of school in the Center last
week with an entertainment given by
the scholars. The program was as
follows Recitation,-"Th Leak in the
Dixie" Florence Black; conundrums by
the school, recitation,-"People Will
Talk" Margie Howard; reading
Conquer Yourself" Charlie Saban:
recitation.-"Little Miss Fish" Harland
Black: dialogue.-"Turned him out"
John Black and RinaId Carr; recita-
tion.-"The Doughnut Tree" Edna
Nelson; recitation,-"Sa Saving Mother"
Ray Chadwick; concert reading,-Ina
Hanson, Marion Jordan and Grate
Howard; recitation,-"Let Us be
Thankful" Ina Hanson: dialogue
Katie Maloney's Philosophy" Lois and
Edna Nelson: recitation-"The Old
Man in the Wood" Marion Jordan;
reading Lizzie Lee" Florence
Black recitation,-Alice Stowe; short
readings by the school; recitation,-
School Books" Lois Nelson; charade
by Oscar Nelson. Willard and Harland
Black; dialogue,-"The Train to Nav
ro." Oscar Saban. Florence Black and
Maurice Nelson; recitation,-Esther
Nelson. Mottos by the school. Schol-
ars not absent onehalf day were:
Lois Nelson. Edna Nelson, Margie
Howard. Oracle Howard, Charlie Sa-
ban. Ina Hanson and Maurice Nelson
Edna Nelson and Grace Howard got
the prizes in spelling.
MONTVILlE,
MCSKINGUM.-Alv Morrison re-
Gently had his house chimney retopped.
A. II. Boynton has completed his job
Of making apple barrels for |. d. Cram.
He is now at work at his own shop.
Alvin Aver, an aged travelling preach
er, visited at Alvah Morrison's last Fri
day.
John Boynton and Granville Atkinson
are at work for /. D. Cram.
L. d. Jones. Esq, of Liberty will
teach the winter school, owing to the
illness of Mrs. Jones the opening of tho
school has been postponed for n four