Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29
WALDO.
TROY.

The ladies of the North Troy Reading
| Club gave lawn party at the nome OF
| l.. ]. 5aundcrson Friday evening. IL was
| largely attended and 4 fine sum reallZed
| for the benefit of their library.
Valentine Mutt is at home from Law
| renee, Mass, for visit OF a few weeks
| with relatives and friends.
| Mrs George L. Bryant of Freedom with
her yoar-old son was the guest of her
| grandmother, Mrs. Mary Leathers, last
| week.
| Mrs Addie Piper is in Belfast assisting
in tie care of her aunt, who is very sick
| G'ly Norton is spending few days in
Auburn.
W. T.. Ferguson is much improved at
| this writing. Roy Knight has been fill
ing his place in the store.
Miss Lora Harding left town on Sat
urday to teach in CoInvile.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Stevens spent sew
cral days in PittsfielG last week.
David Tiper took flying trip to Burn
| ham last week.
| Mrs. Frank Seaver is at home for few
| weeks with her father, George Ward.
THoRNDIKE.
#. G. Husscy of Windsor has recently
been in town buying lambs.
Mr. and Mrs j. F. Ashford and sons.
Nolney and Lester, spent last week in
| Windsor and Whitcfleld visiting friends
and relatives.
Rev. Mr.. Bracket preached his regular
| fortniGhtly sermon Sunday at the Center
church.
TROY CENTER.
All are cordially invited to attend the
Sunshine" meeting at a. Stevens
Thursday afternoon, Sept. 5.
George Shihlcr had the misfortune to
find one Of his best cows dead in the
pasture Saturday.
Miss Eliza Dyer arrived Saturday al
the home of her sister, Mrs. $. j. StcV-
lens.
| The lawn party at l.. ]. Sanderson
| Friday evening under the auspices OF
the n. T. Reading Club is reported as
a fine success.
| A. S. Wright and daughter of Lewis
ton, Mrs. Christensen and son OF New
York City and +. T. Bagley and family
Il Of Pittsticld who have been passing
several days at the home of T. w.
Halves, all returned to Pittsficld Sun
Iday. 1t was Cornell ChriStersonS HrSt
visit to the country. He greatly en-
loved the fishing excursions. catchinS
"a pickerel the first day and 20 trout
the second day.
CENTER MONTvILLE.
Frs. Fred Young. of Palermo. is Wis
iting at Allen Goodwin's.
| W. c. Thompson and family, who
have been at w. ]. Beans Tor some
time, have returned to their nome III
Howard, r. I.
Geo d. McCrillis. of Belfast and
| John TrussclI of New York. were
guests of Mrs. Clara =. Palmer re-
Gently.
Samuel Calderwood, Of Portland,
was the guest of Mrs. Helen Cushman.
Mrs. w. ID. Tasker and other old
friends here, last week.
Miss Rena Poland is visiting her
aunt, Mrs w. +. White, in Waldo.
| Mrs. Dan Mcfarland is at her old
home here for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Tasker We're in
Freedom on the 25th inst, at Frank
F'uller's.
Mrs. D. c. Cain returned from Rock
land August 2S and was accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Caroline Jackson.
HALLDALE.
The picnic, was announced. came off
| Aug. u. The weather was very threaten
ing in the morning and some We're kept
at home, but between 200 and 300 were
present and all appeared to enjoy one of
the best times in their life A table s.
feet long and heavily loaded with bread
beans, all kinds of pastry. ice cream and
coffee, formed no small part of the enter
} tainment. The Freedom Band wus pres
ent and discoursed some very nice music
Two swings added much to the amuse-
: ment Of the young people. II. S. Banton
gave some very pretty selections on his
; photograph. There was game of ball
in the afternoon.
Mrs. Georgia Thompson, who has been