Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-02
WALDO.
TROY,

Mrs. Amanda Bryant left last week
to make her home with relatives In
New Jersey.
Mrs. Rowena Clary has returned tC
her summer home ct Troy Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Halves called
Sunday on Mrs. Julia Seavey.
Mrs. Retsey Woodland and Mr. and
Mrs. Williams Woodland and daughter
of Pittsfield were the guests on Sunday
Of Mr. and Mrs. Asmond Estes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Carter of Ban
gor, who are passing their vacation in
town, went to Thorndike on Thursday
to visit Mrs. Carter's sister, Mrs. F. L.
Cunningham.
Miss Stella Harding who is teaching
In Albion came home on Friday to re-
main until Tuesday.
Miss Julia Seavey was very pleasant
" surprised on Saturday by receiving
A birthday postal shower of over 80
beautiful cards.
Granville Whitaker, who has been in
Washington the past year and a half
returned to Troy few days ago.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Seavey Of Brockton, Mass. for
merly of this town, are pleased to hear
of the birth of a daughter.
CENTER-Troy friends have receiv-
ed the pleasing news from Brockton,
Mass, of the recent arrival of little
daughter in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Seavey. The happy parents
were born and grew to manhood and
womanhood in Troy. Mrs. Seavey is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. v. B.
Mitchell. She will be remembered as
a popular teacher and a fine singer.
Troy friends extend sincere congratu-
lations.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p Hopkins of Ply
mouth called on old neighbors at the
Center last week 1t was Mrs. Hop
kin's first visit to her old home, since
they moved to Brenton more than two
years ago and old neighbors were de-
lighted to see her pleasant face.
Miss Mile Stevens who is visiting in
Belfast and Stockton, will return Wed
nesday. June 2. accompanied by her
aunt, Miss j.. G. Dyer, who has passed
the winter in Belfast. Miss Dodge has
been greatly missed by Troy friends
and neighbors who are now anticipat-
irg her return with pleasure.
Newton Gilkey returned last week
from his trip to Aroostook county and
will pass a few days with Troy friends
before returning to his home in Monte
canO, Wash.
Solomon Bennett. who recently NOV
ed from Troy to Burnham, is suffering
from the effects of being hurt more
than a week ago by horse. He is
aged, but until the accident was able
to do some work. Troy friends express
much sympathy for him.
The many friends of Mrs. Lizzie
Smith will rejoice to learn that she
seems somewhat stronger and is grad
lally recovering from her long, serious
illness.
SOUTH-Miss Abbie Stickney of
Liberty visited her grandmother. Mrs.
Levine, the Gardiner junk dealer. who
recently purchased the old iron from
the ruins Of the Ramsey steam mill,
has shs from pspeS S dS e If IS s
mated. Carol Turner of East Palermo
has the contract to move the iron to
BRANCH Mills where it will be sa shipped
some. few years ago by fire.
Rabe Sukeforth has taken possession
of his store here. and will open for
DuSlHcSS DIS SUOH DIS pOSSlUlc. .
n. Norwood Brothers have moved from
the tenement over the store, into the
tenement over the paint ship.
PALERMO.
CENTER-E. C. Bowler and family
of Bethel are visiting relatives at his
old home here.
Allen Malcolm and family of Weeks
Mills visited Mrs. Malcom's parents,
S. E. Bower went to Montviile Satur-
day returning Sunday morning
Frank Benner Of Worcester. Mass. Is
visiting his parents, ME-. and Mrs. D. W.
Benner. for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Howard visited
at G. B. M. Soule's in North Palermo,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Holt of China visited at
l.. o. Miller's Sunday attending church
with them in the morning.