Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-29
COUNTY NEWS AND PERSONALS
WALDO.
TROY,

Mrs Rowena Clarey has returned
from passing the winter in Boston
and will pass the summer in her old
home at Troy Corner.
Miss Estelle Harding has gone to
Etna to teach.
Miss Lora Harding has a school in
Swanville.
Allida and Lille Head are teaching
in Burnham.
Several of the district schools COM
menced on Monday of this week. Miss
Ethel Prcntiss teaches on Bagley Hill,
Estelie Whitaker at Rogers Corner.
Angie Garcelon at Cooks Corner and
Ethel Stone in the Barker district.
Miss Helen Weymouth returned
Wednesday from Florida, where she
has passed the winter On Saturday
she went to Palmyra where she is to
teach. She brought with her many
curiosities from the Southland, among
which was live baby alligator which
she presented to her cousin Arnold
Dodge.
Mrs. Edith Townsend of Sherman is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Bagley.
Miss Rosa Lamb is at home from
Portland on account of the serious ILL
ness of her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mott Fernald have
gone to housekeeping in their own
house.
LIBERTY.
nj
rons of Husbandry in town Tuesday
it being the meeting of Waldo 20
mona Grange with st. Georges Grange.
Six Oranges were represented, South
Montville, Morrill,, Freedom, Sears
mont, Center Montville and Waldo
The lecturer of st. Georges Grange
presented a good program in the al
ternoon and the meeting was one Of
much profit and pleasure to all.
Mrs. Samuel Dayey, who has been
passing the past two months with
her daughter in Hyde Park, Mass, re-
turned home Saturday.
l.. r. Ludwick has gone to Thomas
ton for g few days visit with MS
daughters.
Miss Viola Knowlton went to South
Freedom Sunday. where she Will teach
the summer term of school.
E. G., Norton, who has been con-
fined to the house for some time WIN
illness, has so far recovered That ne
has been out on the street during the
past few days.
George Palmer is confined to his
home with illness
Frank Bennett is putting fresh
coat of paint on his house.
Miss Gladys Skidmore will teach the
school at McFarlands Corner and VIII
begin her duties Monday morning.
Mrs James Knowlton is quite i'll at
her home.
George Meservey is making repairs
on the interior of his residence, when
he recently purchased.
u.s. THoRNDikE.
Willard Wight of Colorado, former
ly resident of Windsor. was recently
visiting at NJ. P. Palmer's.
Schools in town will begin May
The village school will be taught py
Elva Hasty; Patterson Ridge W
Maude Ware; Files Hill by Llzse
Bradford; East Thorndike by Mfs'
Perry; Blethen by Alfredo Ward.
Mae Ashford passed Saturday ana
Sunday at her brothers home in FAR
field and Monday went to WINDSOR
where she will teach the spring term
i'll the Coleman school.
o. J. Parsons arrived home from BEL
fast Friday night.
PALERMO CERTER.
Deputy Sheriff Bowler, who is at
tending court at Belfast, passed oui-
day with his family here.
G. A. Newhal visited his nephew
Lindley Goose at Washington Sunday
w. w. Turner exchanged three cows
with A. c. Jones for a pair OF Here
ford steers Saturday.
Sheepscot Pond is now clear OF ICE
Mrs. Temperance Turner. who has
been in Watervile with her son. u
M. Turner, during the winter, mas IT,
turned to her farm at this place
The Bank of England employs ABOUT