Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-07
WALDO.
CENTER MONTVilLE.

-Four deer were shot in this town on
NOV lst. the first day of open time 10
lne writer's knowledge. Chas. H.
howard. Ray Carter. +. +. 1askrr'
ana Geo. Davis each got one. MI
How3rd's weighed &c lbs
Mrs. Eliza G.. Warehouse. who mas
been visiting her daughter Mrs w. y;
thompson, at Howard. X. l.. arriscd
home Monday.
Mrs. Walter ]. Bean Is improving III
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby Fowler OF uhily.
and Capt {. c. +. and Mrs. Carver Oh
camden. We're guests of MI. anu WI '
I. +. Howard last week
LIBERTY.
w. d. Sanford returned Friday from
short business trip to Boston
Doctor johnson of Belfast was III
town one day last week, called in con-
sultation with Or. Holt.
Isaac p. Grffias returned last
Thursday from Bangor where ne HIS
been passing u few days.
J. 0. Johnson sold his valuable morse
last week to Rev. w. f.. Overlook oi
RaZorville.
Walter Young and Truman Linscott
We're among the lucky ones that went
for deer the first day of November.
Both shot at the same time at the
same deer both shots taking effect.
William Lowell, who has been an
officer in the Jail at Charlestowh'
Mass, for over 20 years. has resigned
his position and returned to his home.
Mrs. Walter Young is visiting at her
old home in Palermo.
Miss Grace Boynton who is working
in Washington, spent Sunday in town
with her mother.
The many friends of Joseph
Beaulieu are panied to learn that he is
critically iii at his home at the head
of George lake.
DR.. Millett of Searsmont was in
town Wednesday on professional bust
ness.
SOUTH LIBERTY.
Open time on deer in this country
began Nov. l, and Notwithstanding q
severe snow storm with high winds
and buster the woods We're full of
| hunters. Rifler. shOt-guns, revolvers
and bowie knives We're in evidence,
| everywhere. Royce Bartlett a boy of
| about IL years got the first deer.
George and Joseph Turner also cot one
each.
+. w. Cunningham shot q fine buck
Saturday. Ernest Hannah also got a
nice doe Saturday, in Palermo.
The many friends of Rex Prescott
will be glad to know he is improving
and that he will leave the hospital at
Lynn, Mass, in a few days and come
home until he is able to r"trrn TO Lynn
again and take up his duties in the
electrical works at that City. f.dmand
Prescott who has been at Lynn, Mass,
is home a-2ir. His wife is still at
Lynn, WITH Ter son Rev.
NORTH nf-EEMO.
| The :nrn on inc "4,t,rn Ridge are en-
| gagged N &c-t.E-, ,ut r3les. hoping IL
! have the t"!tgl'o'Iv IN r,ie near future
| Miss Glen ttpli-s of Massachusetts is
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. l.. y. Bowler
| The hunters viii be glad to learn that
! c. +. HrtchnS and Percy Turner of
Freedom, each shot a fire deer last week.
| The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs Georg
| Soue is seriously i'll from indigestion.
| Jessie Dyer is there at work.
| John Black and Chas Black came
| from kittery last week for a short stay
| at their homes.
Louise Carr ras finished her school in
| Liberty and is at home for the present
| Jennie Chadwick's school at the Branch
| closed Friday.
We had severe snow storm Nov. ].
| and ID. w. Worthlng carried thu. mail for
two days in sleigh. The first trip on
runners last year was made Dec. IL.
| Many from here are working IN the ap-
pie canring factory 1T the Branch.
Gilman Turner who has had Il gasoline
engine for sometime has installed a new
| feed grinder so that the neighborS can
have their grain ground, which will bc I,
great convenience.
PALERMO CENTRE.
Sheriff Bowler went to Belfast on bust