Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-21
home Of his father, Frank Walker,
started for California this week.

Tie sad news has been received Of
the death of Mrs. Charles Longley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Il. Hard
ing Of Troy, which occurred at Wor-
cester, Mass, Sunday morning. Be-
sides her husband and parents, an aged
grandmother and five sisters, who
have the deepest sympathy OF all In
their great bereavement. survive. The
deceased was a lovely young woman of
most estimable character, whose
aniability and many endearing quail
ties make her loss keenly felt by Il host
of friends.
PALERMO CENTER.
Mrs. Charlotte Northrup, who has
been in failing health for some time.
passed away Friday afternoon at the
home of her son j. w. Northrup, with
whom she lived. Her age was about
50 years. One son, J. w. NOrthrup and
several grand children, also great
grandchildren survive.
FREEDOM.
Frank Douglass Of Unity is at work
for John Hustus
Work is being rushed on the founda-
ton for the new dormitory for Free
dom Academy.
Samuel Briggs is in Bangor visiting
his daughter.
CENTER MoNTvILLE.
Mrs. West p. Jones is very i'll.
Justin V. jackson has returned to
| Pittsfield.
f. E. Tasker has completed his work
in Liberty.
Mrs. Allen Goodwin is the guest Of
Mrs. Charles Owen in Belfast.
NJ. f. Messers condition is slightly
changed for the better.
Miss Neva Poland and V. L. Poland,
students at c. c. l., are home for a
| time.
Leonard jackson, of Pittsfield is
visiting G. l.. Edmunds.
! E. A. Sprowl has returned to Rox-
bury, Mass.
Robert Gay is home from Tewkes-
bury, Mass. for a vacation.
THORNDlkE.
Mrs. Sarah Chase Of Unity is visit
ing her niece. Mrs. Abbie Small.
| Albert Elwell, who has been at work
| the past season for G. S. Small, has OBJ
tanned 4 clerkship in a store at Thorn
aston.
e. J. Hatch of Montville was in town
on business recently.
/ The cold spell has put a stop to po-
tato shipments for u while.
| There is a large number Of people af-
flicted with the prevailing epidemic of
| grip and Or. Hurd is very busy.
KNOX.
Rev. Mr.. Miller and Rev. Mr.. Hatch
held meeting al the Ridge church last
week.
Rev. Mr.. Abbott of Palermo was in
town Thursday and preached at the
funeral of Benjamin Bryant.
John Penney is doing carpenter work
for 9. S. McCorrison, Halldale.
S. P. Bryant is laying the foundation
for the new Academy building at Free.
dom village.
THoRNDlkE.
Part CT the schools began last week
| the rest began Monday of this week
| Nearly all the teachers will be re-em-
rloved
]. F. Ashford went to Unity on bushes:
Saturday.
A. G. Warren has sold his store to
| Eugene Hussey, who Will convert it into
la dwelling house.
L. ~ Ward is hauling his pressed hay
to the station.
Willis Harmon and Will MUTT have
been in this place threshng, the past
| week.
Messrs. Radcliffe ard Elliot Of Knox
were in this place looking for cattle one
day last week
PALERMO CENTER.
The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte North
rup took place at the home of her sol
Sunday afternoon. Services We're con
Quoted by Rev. II. w. Abbott OF thi
place. Mrs. NOrthrup was a membe
of the Friends Church in China. Sh'
possessed a beautiful christian charac
ter and will be missed by all who knew
her Her age was So years. Intermen
Twas made in China.
Miss Lila Northrup who is teaching il
Sanford was called home by the dealt
of her grandmother. Mrs. Charlottf
Northrup.
T.. c. Bowler Of Bethel is visiting a
his old home for 4 short time. Hi
| IiiotieT, MrS. Mary bowler VIII ACCOM-
pany him home. Mrs. Bowler intends
to remain at Bethel and Bridgton will
lanother son for the winter.
Mrs. Louise Longfellow expects t.
spend the winter with her daughte
Mrs. Emma Bonney on Deer Hill.
Evangelist P. r. Miller spoke at tin
Chapel Sunday at 10 A. NJ.
| Watson Turner and son Otto of lief
ferson PASSED Sunday at his old home.
The Schiller statue which the Ger
| nd !,