Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-17
WALDO.
THORNDIKE.

| Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Ashford went to
| Unity Saturday On business and were
callers at w. J. Fnller's.
| MI and Mrs Wallace Palmer went to
TROY Friday to visit Mrs. Harmon. Mrs,
Palmer's mother whose birthday occurred
| that day, was celebrated by her children
meeting at her home.
No!nev Ashford is at home for two
! weeks vacation from High school at the
village.
Mrs. Arthur Ward returned home from
Fairfield Thursday, after visiting relatives
there for a few days.
The first snow of the season fell here
Sunday.
STATION-The High school closed Fri
day. Nov. 10. after a successful term
taught by Frank Knowles of Winterport.
After vacation of two weeks it will be-
gin again at the Center schoolhouse with
the same teacher. The teacher and scnol-
ars gave an entertainment Friday even
ing at the Grange hall which was de-
cided success A school paper was read,
recitations, music and games We're en-
ioyed and with cake and coffee with
homemade candy the evening passed very
pleasantly.
Inc S1lDSCTlDeFS OH tilt nan hopil 'Sl-
ephone line recently presented the Central
operator, Miss Hattie Conforth, with a
nice Office chair and a piece of silverWare
to show their appreciation of her untiring
Kindness and courtesy. Miss Conform
was much pleased with the thoughtful |
ness which prompted the gifts and will
prize their very highly
The Harvest Moon Grange celebrated |
its 34th anniversary Friday, Nov. 13. Mr.
Evans of Waldo spoke very interestingly .
on the subject of cooperation and other
matters concerning the Grange. On the
question of which made farm life a sue
cess to the farmer, it was decided in Ia
vor of the farmer After fine program
was carried out a bountiful dinner was
served to a large attendance and everyone
pronounced it an enjoyable occasion.
TROY.
Mrs. Maud Monroe Mudgett of Burnnam
with her little daughter Ruth, spent sew
cral days last week with her father, NJ |
W. Monroe She was accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. Cora Monroe Goodwin, of
Upton, who has been visiting her at her
home in Benton.
The district schools, with the exception
of Beach Hill, commenced or Monday,
Nov. 1G, under the instruction Of the fol
lowing teachers: Green's Corner Mrs.
Blendon AIylick: Cooks Corner, AIDS.
George Woods: Webster district. Mrs,
lnez Prentss: Barker district. Kather-
inc Philhrick: Rogers Corner. Angie
Woods; Bagley Hill, Mrs, Bradford.
Nr. and Mrs. Merton Bagley are moV1nG
into the vacant tenement of Fred Rag
ley's house.
Miss Stella Harding began a winter term
Of school at North Divmont Monday.
Allie bradford Of Auburn, who is sup
plying at the creamery while the reg
llar employees are taking their vacations,
is boarding at Osmond Estes
Mrs Mary Leathers went Thursday
Nov 70. TO Bellerica. Mass. to spend
the winter with her daughter. Mrs. r. +.
Harding.
TROY CENTER--L. II. Cook shipped Il
carload of apples to Boston last week.
Mrs. Milton Carleton is visiting her
Mrs. Alma Green, in Wilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norton of Carmel
we're guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. \. Ben
nett last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Whtten of Pitts
field are passing two weeks With MIS-
Whitten's parents, Mr. and Mrs. a. i
Wright.
Franz S. Bagley of New York City
visited Mr.. and Mrs. +. " HaWcs last
week. The many friends of his father,
E. +. Bagley, will be glad to know fhat
he is improving.
On account of the weather, the cele-
oration of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Benefits
wedding anniversary NOV. i was post
poned till Wednesday, Nov. IS.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Rhoades were IN
Vaterville several days last week, at
tending the meetings of the PomoloSical
Society. They report fine display ol
fruit and flowers.
An enjoy able W. C. T. L. meeting was
1eld with Mrs. Georgia Tyler Woods laSt
week in the interest of the Department
If White Ribbon Recruits and Mothers
Meetings Several of the children %aEo
recitations. A treat of popcorn ana dc- .
icious homemade candies was served