Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-06
letters From Maine Towns

Eunice Piummer Friday evening. They
studied the life of !. G. Holland aftel
which refreshments We're served.
Hannibal LamSon has been confined
to the house for the past three week.
by a slight shock. He is again able tt
be out.
Mrs. Susan Flye has been confined tt
the house for the past week by severe
cold.
TROY. -
CENTER.-AI will regret to hea,
that Mrs. Lizzie Smith still remains i'll
She was much pleased with the Shove,
of post cards which she received May
LIST, and returns heartiest thanks to al
who remembered her
| Miss Flora Carleton and Miss Addio
Stone left Friday for Caledonia
Canada, where they will have employ
ment at the Caledonia Springs Hotel
| Raymond Morse of Detroit has been
visiting his Old neighbors near the
Center this week.
Mrs. Ezra Bickmore of Detroit, after
passing two weeks with her mother
returned home Sunday, taking with
her her daughter Amy who had
always lived with her GRANDMOTHER
| heretofore.
| George Cook is having new
chimney built. Giles Temple is doing
the work.
| No new cases of scarlet fever have
been reported, and the quarantine has
been removed from the homes of L. l..
| II
| NJ. V. B. Mitchell, V. s., is confined
| to the house and suffering from in
! jures received in an accident Thurs
day, when he was thrown from his
carriage near his home.
CENTER MoNTViLLE.
! E. A. Sprowl of Beverly, Mass. has
sold his farm here to c. A. Boynton
| Members of Union Harvest Grange
on last Wednesday evening presented
the drama 1.-The Miller's Daughter to
a large house. A supper and dance
followed and the net proceeds exceeded
| forty-two dollars.
| Rodney Hall. of Brooks, is at H. NJ
Wyman's for the summer.
| Charles Fowler of Unity was in town
last week
Mrs Austin Wentworth of South
| Montville was a recent guest of her
sister, Mrs. D. c. Cain.
| The I.arkin soap club met with Mrs
G. l.. Edmunds Friday. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. j. "A
Sprowl.
Mrs. Mabel White and her daughter
Priscilla. of Deloeil Station, Canada
are visiting her parents, Capt. and Mrs
H. M. Wyman.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Banks OF
Searsmont visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. ,
Erskine Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Jackson. OF
South Montville, were at d. Z. Cam
Sunday.
Everett Blanchard of Unity was q
lrccent guest of Chester II. Thompson
Barney r. Dodge recently en-
culated a subscription paper for tn
benefit of B. w. Knowlton and secured
$6565. Mr. Knowlton is suferlns
from a cancer on his face and wishes
to go to Portland for treatment.
| PALERMO.
CENTER-Mrs. Temperance Turner
who has passed the winter with mel
dauchter. Mrs. GRANVILLE fitzpatrick. II
Waterville, has returned to her nome a.
Mrs. j. W. Northrup is ill with bron
chitis. Other members Of the 1amliS
who have been ill, are on the sam ,oo
" Mrs. Wesley Turner has been suffering
with the grip for past week. ,,, :,
(,has NJ Turner of WaterVllle was II
town Tuesday, returning "Wednesday
| NORTH-A shocking accident ncc .il,,' =
near here April q, when Mrs Belle Foye
was fearfully burned while she was help
ing her son put out a brush ire Whicl
got beyond his control and threatened
the buildings. Her clothing caught IRE ant
burned from her body. She suffered in
Everything is being done for her ina
it possible Her sister, Mrs. Meta Mel
son has been with her much of the tline
Mrs. Foye's youngest child. a babe o.
seven months is being cared for at The
have the deepest sympathy of the com
munity in their afiliction
Mrs. Lizzie Scott of Vassalboro was
with her sister, Mrs. Foye, Saturday ant
Mrs. T.. A. Wood who has been at he1
brot hers for a few weeks returned nome
Mrs. Blanche Nelson is. teaching schoo
in South Freedom and Mrs. Amelia Mel
son is teaching in Knox.
Mrs. Eden Jones: who has been il
Providence for some time, returned home
May l. vans,
| Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ SpGdtl anu llttit
daughter passed the Sabbath at 7. A
Jones'.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Norton moved in
| to their house May 3.
Frank Jordan moved his family into
. rent in George Soule's house.
S. +. Bowler put a telephone box int
| Lester Perkins house
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arnold were call
ing on friends Sunday.
| A Sabbath school was organized May
at the Baptist church.
| The many frineds here of Helen Marde1
were horror striker and deeply grievee
at the sad tidings of her tragic dealt
which occurred April 30 at Northamp
ton, Mass, where she was an honoret
member of the senior class at Smith col
lege. She was the daughter of Franz
w Marden, formerly of this place, nov
, one of Boston's prominent business men
| Miss Marden was highly accomplished
lyoung lady unusually interesting and en-
PERTAINING ana most dearly beloved b.
frineds here that she ofttimes visited. He
presence will be sadly missed at her re
unions of Old Home Week. The heart
5 felt sympathy of all are extended to thu
parents Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Marden
the two sisters Misses Julia and Louis
Marden, and the grandparents in thei
, terrible bereavement.
LIBERTY.
| SOUTH-Atwell Nash is having a new
| bouee bIIilt on the .IOSeph Turner place