Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-29
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Cargill.
Miss William II. Hunt, met with
serious accident last week. She tripped
over a rug and fell in such Il manner
as 10 dislocatc her shoulder. DR.. Holt
was summoned. and with the assistance
Of DR.. Millett of SearsmOnt, put it III
place.
Ralph Morse was in town few days
last week with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. L. c. Morse.
MIR. and Mrs. L. f. Hurd went to
Palermo Sunday and were guests ut
Rev II. w. Abbotts.
Mrs. George Palmer is confined to the
house by q severe attack Of the grip
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Sanford passed
the Sabbath with Mrs. Sanford's
mother Mrs George Malay in the
South part of the town.
T. and Mrs Charles Abbott of Paler-
mo passed the Sabbath in town at Mrs.
Abbott's home.
EAST PALERMO.
Silas Harmon bought a heavy span
of gray horses of Charles Smith of
Razorville recently.
One of Silas Humans horses broke
through the ice last week, hut ny
prompt action he was taken out with
out injury.
Henry Cummings of Augusta has
been in this place on business the past
week.
Ehen c. Young, who has been at
| work in Brewer, returned home last
| Thursday.
Fred A. Tibbetts, inspector for the
| n. E. Tel. q Tel. Co. Of Belfast, passed
| Saturday and Sunday with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Woodbury. Tibbet;s.
| John Weber of WatcrvilIe, with &,
| few friends, is passing a few weeks at
| his cottage, on the border of Shecpscott
| lake.
F. a. Bradstrcet. changed horses with
Chas. Smith Of RaZorville this week.
THORNDIkE.
| Mr.. and Mrs. 0. ]. Parsons have
been visiting friends in Bangor for a
a few days, returning home Tuesday
Miss Florence Palmer was called
home from Portland recently on ac-
count Of the continued illness of her
| mother.
Mae Ashford passed few days at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. j.
| Parsons during their absence in
Bangor last week.
Those who have lumber and fire
| wood to get out Of the woods are
getting impatient for snow, to enable
| them to do so.
The light from the fire at the Turner
Center Dairying Associations Storage
| house and ice house in Unity was seen
from this vicinity Friday morning.
TROY.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Braley have
an addition to their family, another
fine baby girl, born Tuesday, Jan. 81.
Miss Mildred Danforth has returned
to her home at her grandfathers.
| Mrs William Wingate is stopping
| with her granddaughter at Troy
| Corner for a few weeks
Arnold Dodge was one Of the dele
| gates from NJ. c. l. to the Boys Con-
ference in Portland Saturday and
| Sunday.
A crow was seen by Walter Knights
one day last week.
Thomas Shaw is very low at this
writing and not expected to recover.
FREEDOM.
! Hon. George E. Bryant met with IN
| unfortunate accident Monday morn
| ing. In some way he fell and broke
his wrist.
| Warren Spinney is working for
| J1ree1om Lumber Company.
| Mrs. Cora Spinney is in Montville
caring for Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter.
Mrs. A. F. Linscott has returned
after spending a short time at her
| former home in Ripley.
Juanita Temple. Number ~, Free
dom installed the following officers,
| Tuesday, Jan 21st: NJ. f. c. Mrs.
| Edith Worth; f. S. Of G. Mrs. Hattie
| Wiggin; f. ]. of r. Miss Minnie
| Webb: NJ. of T. Mrs. Edith Spragua:
| NJ. Of r. & c. Miss Ellie NJ. Flye; NJ.
Of +. Mrs. Alice Whittier; P. of I.
Mrs Cora Nichols; G.. of o. 7. Mrs
Burton Mcdonald. Mrs. Katrina
| Bryant. past chief installed the
officers. and was assisted by Mrs. Ella
Libby as senior and Miss Winifrcd
Dodge as manager.
The Ladies' Circle met with Mrs.
George Worth Thursday. Mrs. Lin
scott resigned as president and Mrs.
| Worth was chosen to fill her place.
Dana Banton went to WatervilIe
| Saturday.
The annual mid-winter concert Of
the musical club Of Freedom Academy
| is to be given at Grange Hall Friday
evening. Jan. 81, The selections by
| the glee clubs. the quartette, the
| orchestra, and the solos and selections
by the reader promise a very pleasant
| entertainment
xENME be-