Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-10
COUNTY NEWS
WALDO.
TROY CENTER.

The Sunshine melting with Mrs. +. 7
Tyler Thursday was well attended an,
much enjoyed by ALL
| All are invited to the W. c. T. u
melting at Augustus Stevens mex. Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Myrick passe,
Sunday With friends in Dxmont.
Mr.. Mason and family of DiXmon
visited at G. j. Hillmon's Sunday.
Miss Minnie Paine OF Boston arrived
last week for a visit with her mother
Mrs Amaziah Woods
MIR. and Mrs Bert Patno of Boston
who passed the summer with Mr. ant
MIS-. Aniazidn Woods, have returned
hoEic.
SeWdll Crawford of Beverly, Mass.
VINO has been visiting his sister. Mrs
l.. J. Sanderson, returned home Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gilchrist OF
Aroostook county were recent guests of
MI. and AIRS. Charles Smith
MI. and Mrs. Charles Coombs and
liltle daughter of Lewiston have been
passing several days with Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Sargent.
y. Is, Carleton and family of Unity
passed Sunday with friends in town.
Miss Ethel Stone has returned home
from Poland Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Il. Stone attended tho
campncting at fEtna Sunday.
Among those who attended the far AZ
Watcrville Thursday We're Miss Nellie
bahi"rth, J. l.. Ragley, l.. j. Sander
son and Willie Sanderson
Alhinn rc;n
Mary Christensen of New York, Mr..
ana Mrs. Eugene Hopkins of Plymouth
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dobson and
hoy Wright of Pitts:ield and Mr. and
MIS-. L. w. Halves We're guests at Al
fred Wrisht's Sunday.
William Stearns held a netting at
Cooks Corner schoolhouse Sunday
forenoon and left another appointment
Tor next Sunday at 2 o'clock
Rosie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son Wyman, died Wednesday, Sept 2.
aged two years Funeral Friday, Jo-
seph Hatl,orn officiating
Georgia, only child of Delbert and
Lizzie w. Reynolds, died in Troy,
Sept. ?. Her age was 1 year, ) months
and y days. The funeral was held at
IN" h"ni" Friday forenoon, attended BY
Kew. j. &. Lamb. I. J. Wright was the
manager. The floral offerings were
very abundant. and the interment was
n ra.rvIcW cemetery
TROY.
IN" lawn party on the grounds of Mr.
ma Mrs p. T.. Pierce. which was held
on Friday evening, was Il very pleasant
occasion. The entertainment WIS fine
~ Il
irrshments were ample and We'll sus-
tanned The reputation of the members Of
ihe Ladies' Aid as famous cooks The
rcceirts of the evening made a good ad-
Htlnn to the treasury of the aid
The infant daughter of MI and Mrs
Adc!bert REYNOLDS died on "Wednesday
and was buried Friday in the Fairvew
cemetery.
Miss Eva Wyman of Foxboro. Mass
who has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs
NJ. r. Dodge the past week. left on Mon
day for Popham each where she will pass
tie remainder of the month
Harry w. Rowe preached very inter
"stn% sermon ut the church at Troy Cor
ner on Sunday. Miss Eva WNman gave
two musical selections which were highly
appreciated. Mr.. Rowe will go to Lewis
ton this week where he is to enter the
Freshman class at Bates college.
Fred Weymouth left on Monday for
Lewiston where he is a student at Bates
Arnold Dodge. Laura Pratt. Harold
Gowen and Nina Cunningham will be tho
town students at Maine Central Institute
the coming term.
Rev and Mrs Allen Rollins attended
the campmeeting at Searsport Saturday
and Sunday
Mr.. ana Mrs Walter knights. Mr.. and
Mrs. Steven Barker, Dr.. NJ. r. Dodge.
Arnold Dodge: Mrs. Allen Rollins. Claire
were among those who attended the fair
at Waterville last week.
Miss Amena Mvrick left Saturday for
Ealdwinsvilc. Mass. where she has
charge of the commercial department. in
the High school
Miss t:stelle Harding has gone to Etna
to teach.
EAST PALERMO.
Miss Stella 3. Leeman, who passed
last week in Bangor, has returned
home.
Mrs. T.. johnson and children OF
Lawrence, Mass, who have been pass
ing the last few weeks as the guests of
Mrs. f. a. Bradstrcet, has returned
home.
Several Of the young people in this
vicinity have gone to Weeks Mills to
work in the corn factory.
Miss Eva Howard of Augusta. who
passed Saturday and Sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Howard,
returned Monday.
Charles r. 1ibbctts of State Farm,
Mass, is passing his vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Tib-
belts.
School began in this district Tuesday
under the instruction of Miss Stella
r.. Lecman.
Those who planted sweet corn for
the factory at Weeks Mills are busy
hauling it this week.
Miss Fannie Mckenzie went to Au-
gusta Monday.
F. A. Bradstrect has purchased a
large gasoline engine to use with his
lhreshng machine.
What might have been serious ac-
cident occurred Tuesday night near
Sherman's Corner. A team driven by
Mrs. Henry Leeman and daughter.
came in contact with an auto. The
horse SHE'D. striking one wheel on a
bank throwing Miss Leeman out.
When she fell the reins went to the
ground. but fortunately the horse did
not run and Mrs. Leeman and the team
went on. The auto turned and soon
overlook the team. Aside from the few