Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-10
NORTH PALERMO,

Nearly all Of the schools in town com
| mcnced May :, with teachers as follows:
Miss Eva Howard at the FOye school;
Louise Carr at the Center; Edna OSgood
on Western Ridge Mrs. Charles Phillips
at East Palermo. The school at Greeley's
Corner will commence u week later with
Mertie CrOmmctt as teacher. The school
at Branch Mills taught by Donald Worth
| ing has also been postponed to May IA.
The Misses Marden of Somervilc, who
| have been the guests of their grandpa
rents in Freedom the past week, visited
| at VIM. Osgood'S. May 4. where Their ia
! thor, +. w. Marden. had had some fine
| horses for the winter and Saturday Miss
| Julia drove a fancy team and Miss Louise
rode a Kentucky saddle horse to Card
| ner On route to their home in Massachu-
| sets. Both girls are expert horsewCmen.
Mrs. Eugene Rowe who has been very
| sick the past two weeks with the grip is
| some better
| Calvin Bangs of Freedom and
S. Z. Bowkcr have been in the place
this week in the interests Of the telc
phone lines.
| George Gardiner of Boston is visiting
| at the old homestead.
| Emma Nelson and Jennie Chadwick.
| who are teaching out Of town, passed the
| Sabbath 1T their homes.
Mrs. Chas. Osgood and little daugh-
ter Mary have been visiting friends at
| the Branch for n few days.
TROY.
Mrs. /. NJ. Knowles died Thursday
| May 3. at the home of X. F.. Stone, af-
| ter an illness of a few weeks. The
| funeral services We're held Sunday
Rev. Mr.. CoOns of Pttsficld officiating.
| On Monday the remains We're taken to
! Dixfield for interElent by the side Of her
husband. Mr. and Mrs. William Marble
and Mrs. David Harvey of Dixfield
nephew and lieces of the deceased
We're presnt at the funeral.
+. w. Bisbee closed his year in the
High school Friday. and returned ON
Monday tC his home in Sumner.
Miss Lora Harding has gone to
| Brooks to teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Estes Of Dix
mont visited Mr.. and Mrs. Asmond
| Estes Sunday.
HALLDALE.
Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Raynes. who have
passed the winter in Providence. X. J.. re
turned home April 80
Mrs. Margaret Bowen is in failing
health.
Mr. and Mrs. ~ S. Nose went to Sears
port for a few days last Friday.
II. G. McCorison ana j. f.. Hall are
| playing in the Freedom band
Mrs. Fred Oliver Of Lynn. Mass, is Wis
ting her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. G. NJ.
| Plummer.
Ethel Woodbury. Is working for Mrs.
| c. NJ. Plummcr.
| w. G. Bowen of Belfast visited his
mother, Mrs. Margaret Bowen. last week.
l.. +. Ponton went to Parkman on bus
mess last Monday
II. r. Ellis is at work for f. A. Hall.
SOUTH LIBERTY.
Miss Golde Overlook is at work at
North Washington for Mrs. /. c. Powell.
Miss Grace Dunn has returned from Au-
gusta, where she has been employed and
will begin her services Monday rs teach
or at the Mcdowell schoohousc in Wash
ingtOn.
Mrs. Abbc Sherman of Palermo is at
work for Mrs. Hannah Evans. whose
health is very poor this spring.
Fl. f. Evans is having some painting.
papering and a general renovating of the
interior of his residence done. +. W. Gun
ningham is doing the job
Fred Cunningham, who sold his farm
some weeks ago to Ernest Light. recent
~ purchased the house and farm of Ell
ding Rhodes at this place.
Charles Cunningham went to Augusta
/ Wednesday to visit relatives for a few
days.