Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-09
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TROY.
CENTER.-Miss Sadie Gowen has
finished her studies at Folts Mission
Institute. Herkimer, N. Y, and Is ex-
pected home this week.
E. B. Carleton and family OF Unity
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Carleton, Sunday. 80 ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mussey of
Unity were in town Sunday.
Mr.. Colburn of Pennington visited
in Troy last week.
Mrs. Darlie Chandler Of Burnham
was in town Monday
Mrs. Grace Knowles. who passed the
winter in Lewiston, has returned home
accompanied by her daughter, Della.
Mrs. A. L. Estes left Monday for
Concord, Mass, having been called
there by the illness of her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Parsons = ,s-t
Miss Azubah Myrick. who has
taught in Pittsfield village the past
three years. has gone to Massachu-
sets to teach.
Rev. Allen Rollins preached at the
North Troy church Sunday, afternoon.
He will preach at the same place next
Sunday at o'clock P. M. The yearly
meeting Of this church will occur
June 1920. f "+'s'
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Ashford were
callers Sunday at Arthur Wards
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Palmer were
visiting in Troy Sunday a.et..
Miss Maude; Ware. teacher in the
Blethen school, attended the teachers
convention in Belfast the past week
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will visit her daughter in Fairfield the
present week and will visit relatives
in Vassalboro before returning home.
STATION.-Frank Cunningham has
bought the Sparrow place in Freedom
and has moved his family there -''tr
Mr., and Mrs. Cox went to Hermon
Friday with their last load Of goods.
Mr.. Cox. has bought farm there near
his daughter. He has sold his place
here to Mr.. Simpson # X. !.
Fred Gates new house is being
rapidly finished. It will be one of the
pleasantest places in the village when
done.
Henry Parsons is having his build
ings painted. Mr. Parsons is in very
poor health. ""t
The Ladies' club met at Mrs Jennie
Gates Friday. .,- -,.,..,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Cunningham
went to Belfast one day last week.
Lincoln Munroe will carry on the
meat and fruit shop recently vacated
by F. w. Cunningham.
Wilbur Dolon has built him a fine
stable connected with his house.
LIBERTY.
Memorial day was fittingly observed
here by the flying Of flags from nearly all
the business places. post office and many
Of the residences. In the aftcrnoo Memo
rial services were held at the church,
which had been deliberately decorated
with flags. bunting and flowers. The
members of e. H. Bradstreet Post, head
ed by the Eureka Band, marched to the
church, where the following program
was carried out: Anthem. Our Nation"
choir: prayer. Rev. e. A. Denslow; read
ing of the National Orders by L. C.
Morse; recitation. Post Number Three
Mrs. L. E. Hurd: anthem. Sun Of NY
Soul" choir; reading of department or
ders; reading of Lincoln's Gettysburg Adj
dress; roll Of honor; anthem. Requiem"
choir; recitation, Silently Marching"
Miss Bessie Burgess" anthem, s'The Ra-
ciant Morn" choir; grafton. Rev. C.. N.
Bryant; singing, America" choir and
congregation. The Grafton was especially
fine and many nice things were said OF
Mr. Bryant as a speaker The choir was
composed of Mrs. C. M. Hurd, Mrs. G. H.
Cargili. Mrs. George Cram w. L. Cargili
and Eben Cobb OF Searsmont. The Eure.
ka Band was at its best and at the con-
clusion Of the exercises marched back to
q. A. r. hall, formed IN the square and
played two selections, which were much
enjoyed by the large crowd present
Mrs. Carrie. Aver attended the teachers
convention at Islesboro last week, going
from there to Castine for d brief VISIT
with her daughter Mildred. who Is a stu
dent at the Eastern Maine Normal school.
Mrs Addie Jackson and little grandson
with his parents. He was accompanied
by Taine SmaIley Of Belfast. ss4 sas2ht
Miss Georgia Knowlton arrived home
last week from Farmingtons Normal
school. s-g. .st ss4 Il,
Ralph Reynolds has gone to Freedom.
where ne has position In a store.
A benefit entertainment was given last
week in Nortbn's hall. consisting or rect
tations and vocal and instrumental mn
sic At the conclusion Of the entertain
ment, dancing was enjoyed Ice cream
was sold and the sum OF $A realized.
George Palmer f. giving his house a
new coat or paint 81
Ar. and Mrs Harry Brown arrived
home last week. ,s h. 49,
H., =. upham. who has been passing his
vacation OF two weeks IN town, returned
last week to Haverhill, 6ass. "a ss's..s
.e Etxtf re courteous was the notice