Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-24

Liberty are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Bradstreet.
| NORTH-Miss Emma Nelson, who
has been teaching at South China, is at
home on a vacation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morse passed the
Sabbath at Charles Osgood's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Aver of Liberty
visited at Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mar
din's Nov q.
Rev. Fl. w. Abbott has been assisting
Rev. f. e. Morse at the evening meet
ings. Rev. Mr.. Cook, who has been
| here part of the time, was called to
his home in Windsor on account OF i'll
ness in the family.
| Mabel McQuillon is working at Mrs.
l.. A. Bowker's for the present.
| The Pie social at Mrs. Daniel Clark's
Thursday evening was a success in ev-
cry way. The sum of $12 was taken,
which will help Mr.. Russell in more
| ways than one.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Prince Jones received
the sad tdings of the death of their
sister, Mrs. Elden Jones, Nov. p, d.
Central Falls, r. l. to which place she
went Nov 10 to join her husband, who
|
went from here Monday to attend the
( funeral. The bereaved husband and
friends have the sympathy of all in
their great loss.
| Many friends will regret to learn that
Jennie Chadwick was seriously hurt
Tuesday by her horse being frightened
by an automobile and throwing her
from the wagon. Though still suffer-
ing severely her condition is somewhat
| improved.
Miss Sadie M. Wilton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilton, was unit
ed in marriage to Ralph c. Strout of
Waterville, Nov. 90, at the China par
sonage by Rev. Mr.. Arey. The young
couple have gone to Waterville where
| they will reside, accompanied by the
| good wishes of their many friends.
| In the school at Cars Corner, taught
| by Mrs. Arnold. recently closed, the
| following pupils were not absent
| day: Lucy Wood, Betsey Carr, Marion
Soule, INA Soule and Charley Studley.
Henry Couillard of New Hampshire
| is visiting friends here and contempt
lates moving to his old home here in the
| spring.
| Paul Young, who has been a paraly-
| tic for many weeks. was recently car
| ried to Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Blais-
| dellS who will care for him for an in
definite time.
BURNHAM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo are entertain
ing her son, A. r. Moore of Ascinaba,
| Mich, and her sister, Mrs. Lizzie M
Nutting of Dakata, MINI.
Mrs. Seneca Jones of Clinton was
recent visitor with relatives in town.
The death of Ernest Chamberlain of
Clinton occurred Friday morning and
| the funeral services We're held Sunday
| Nov. o. ut II o'clock. Mr. Chamberlain
| was a member of Waldo Lodge, K. of
| p. of this place and also of the Pythian
| Sisters. The members of this lodge to
attend the funeral services We're
| Charles Siberian, Edison Perkins, Dan
| iel A. Dyer and Clyde Allen.
| The village school united in giving a
Baked Bean supper and entertainment
| which were held at the Town hall
| Thursday evening. Following the sup
per the following program was given:
Song by the school; recitation, Alfredo
Perkins; solo, Ferna Shaw; drill work
| and song, by the Primary class; song,
Helen Fletcher; class exercise, Illus
trating "The Arrow and the Song"
recitation, Glendon Libby; solo, 'Waltz
Song" Miss Edwina Garcelon; burles-
que band; drill work and song, Miss
Fosters class; piano selection, Helen
Fletcher; recitation, Beatrice Jones;
duet, Mrs. Fred Fletcher and Mrs. W.
H. Russell; recitation, Bernard Rey-
/ NV Nrc
Fl. Russell The proceeds of the even
ing will be used to help in the support
of teaching music in the schools and
the entertainment was directed by the
music teacher, Mrs. W. r. Russell of
Unity, and she was assisted at this
| time by Miss Garcelon of Troy.
TROY.
News was received here Monday of
the death of Walter A. Brown OF
Wakefield, Mass, which occurred Sun
day. Mrs. Brown was formerly Miss
Kate Mutt of this town. She has many
/ friends here who deeply sympathize
with her.
! Mrs. Mary Leathers went on We'd
nesday to Billcrica, Mass, to pass l..e
winter with her daughter, Mrs. b. +.
Harding.
Miss Estele Harding closed her
school in Albion Friday, and on Mon
| day began term at East Dixmont.
| Misses Aida and Lille Head have
gone to Gushing for visit with their
| sister.
| CENTER-William Coffin of Burn
ham and Miss Maggie Fernald Of Troy
| We're married in Bangor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.. Bagley Of Pitts
field passed Sunday at the Center.
| Miss f.. c. Dyer returned Saturday
| from Belfast where she was the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. E. i. Stevens for two
| weeks.
| Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Morse of Detroit
| visited friends in town Sunday.
| Mrs. Augusta Berry of West Troy is
| i'll with pneumonia. Mrs. Hannah
| Bowden is also ill, threatened with
| pneumonia.
| The Sunday school at the church
| having closed recently for the winter,
| an interesting session was held Sun