Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-12
WALDO.
LIBERTY.

LIBERTY.
Postmaster G. III. Cargill went to Port
land last week, for the purpose of at
tending the Grand Lodge of Masons.
later going from Portland to Lynn, Mass.
for brief visit with his son, w. N. Car
gill.
I. P. Griffias, who has been visiting
friends in Brewer for the past two weeks,
returned home last week.
Mrs. w. l.. Cargil who has been visit
ing in Boston and Lynn the past week,
returned home Saturday.
w. J. Greeley attended the Grand Lodge
of Masons in Portland last week and
visited his daughter. Miss Ella who is a
student in the Normal school at Gorham.
The meat wagons of Percy Bennsr came
out last Monday for the first time. looking
fine with a fresh coat of paint. Mr.. Ben
ner succeeds c. r. Nelson in the meat
and grocery business, and with the pop
ular clerk, Theodore Rowell, conducts q
neat and attractive store.
Mrs. c.. b. Holt and Mrs Alice Knowl-
ton spent two days in Belfast last week.
Fred Gilman is building a new hem
house large enough to accommodate 100
hens.
All the ScHOOlS IN town began last MOI
day with the following corps of teachers:
Lower Village district, Mrs. Carrie Aver;
Village Primary, Miss Mary Brown:
Sherman's Corner, Miss Flora Sherman;
Bradstreet district Wilmena Eastman;
Davis district, Ruby Howes; South Lib
erty, Lola Powell.
FREEDOM.
Miss Winnifred Dodge returned home
Saturday after an absence of several
weeks.
Mrs. Olive Stewart. Nellie Clement and
Avis Myrick were in Waterville Satur-
day.
Mrs. George Lncott and George Tobey
of Jefferson are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
T.. Linscott in Freedom.
Arbor day was observed by the students
of Freedom Academy. Several trees were
set out on the campus and the tennis
court was prepared for use.
The Freedom Academy baseball team
went to Good Will last Saturday and
played with the Good Will team. They
were defeated by score of to g The
game was lost to the Freedom boys by
their loose playing and the excellent bat
ting of the Good Will team.
The academy baseball team will play a
game with Clinton A. A. at Freedom Sat
urday, May 10.
The academy will hold social at the
G.. A. r. hall Wednesday evening,-A1ay
II. The entertainment is called "a Socie- |
ty Circus A band will be furnished
composed of the academy students.
PALERMO.
IT. M ID
ard of Somcrvillc, Mass. arrived in
town Saturday afternoon. They eX-
pect to pass the summer on their farm
here. Mr.. Howard brought with him
from Massachusetts two horses.
The black colt which W. w. Turner
has Wlntcrel for S. NJ. Handy Of Som
erville, Mass, was shipped Saturday to
Mr. Handy by Boston boat.
Mrs. Aurila Brown is visiting friends
in Watervilc.
A. Nelson made his usual
trip to Augusta May s.
Mrs. Mary Bachelor was the guest
of Mrs. Lila Black Friday and Satur-
day.
Misses Emma, Blanche and Alma
tia Nelson. who are teaching school in
China. FREEDOM and Knox, respective
ly, passed Sunday at their homes.
Charles Perkins from Rhode Island
came to the old home last week to pass
q month with his mother and brother
S. G. Norton of Belfast visited friends |
here Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Eagley and daughter of |
Liberty passed the Sabbath at George
Soues.
Mrs. Jennie Hussy passed May at |
her brothers, Herbert Bachelor.
James Black is working for Clarence |
Worthing.
T. F. Young went to Fairfield Mon |
day to poss week with his daughter,
Mrs. Warren Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Nelson passed
Sunday with his mother at Rodney
Nelson's
Charles Seekins and daughter, Mrs
Hattie Stevens, We're the guests Of Mrs.
Chas. Osgood last week
TROY.
William Vickery is passing Few
days in Waterville, the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Stanley Chase.
NJ. T. Dodge made business trip to
Fairfield Saturday.
Mrs Josie Ferguson is boarding with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Batchelder.
Miss Estelle Harding is teaching in
Albion.