Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-20
WALDO
PALERMO CENTER.

FHIEhMO CENTER.
Charles Turner Of WatervilIe passos
Sunday with his mother ~
Temperance Turner.
G. l.. Buzzell from China mo.
thrashing grain with gasoline powa,
in this section last week
Charles Phillips had husking r.,
day night though there were freousr.
showers a goodly number were presen,
and the entire lot of corn husked
w. w. Turner was in Augusta IN
business Thursday.
Mrs. Maud Faucet and child. whn
have been visiting Chas. Knox haye
gone to North Whitefield to visit rela.
tives.
Minot Lenfest, who has been plow.
ing on the f. c. Bowler farm, had Tho
misfortune Friday night to lose
valuable young horse with collie.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Knox visite5
Sunday at her brothers George and
Burton Boynton at North Whitefield
Rev. Perley Miller visited among
friends Friday and Saturday and kft
Sunday for North Windsor
Farmers are very busy in this sec.
ton gathering apples. A good crop is
reported and of excellent quality.
Pearl Hibbard and family of Wash
ington are moving in on what il
known as the David Hall farm.
TROY CENTER.
The Willing Workers met with Mrs
Abbie Stone last week The mex
meeting will be with Mrs. Bertha
Sidelinger, oct. 81.
There were twelve present at the
Sunshine meeting with Mrs. Augustus
Stevens Thursday. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. r. P. Tyler.
w. B. Kennett of Belfast is the CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith.
Mrs. Celia Weed of Somervia
Mass. is a guest at ]. B Stones
George Whiting and family Il
Baltimore, Md, arrived at the Center
last week in their automobile, after
trip of 1900 miles. They were callers
at John Smiths. accompanied BY
Walter Taylor and family of Pittsfeh
Rev and Mrs. JACOB Crosby Of
Auburn are the guests this week Of his
sister. Mrs William Hamilton, at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Juan Goodale
Miss Octavia Mitchell is in Detroit
caring for her father who was taken
ill there and unable to get home,
Mrs r. W. Halves was taken
severely i'll Saturday.
George Woods has finished haTst-
ing potatoes. His five acres produced
Of yr-hic he hos ono
half and put one half in the cellar
CENTER MONTvlLLE.
Mrs. Amanda Kicker went to Fort
Fairfield Monday to pass the winter
with her sister Mrs. Fred Thurlough.
Mrs. Oramandel Morse gathered Il
barrels of apples Saturday in hours,
Mrs. Arthur B. Reed of Dorchester.
Mass. has hecn the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. l. ID. Cram Mrs. Cram ac-
companiod her home Thursday.
Miss Dora Brown. OF Belfast, teacher
of the Kingdom school, was i'll last
week and unable to teach after Tues
day
George G. Thompson. of Liberty, was
at Mrs. Clara 3. Palmer's Sunday.
PerIeN I. Alien Was uIldDlt " dteoho
to his duties in the schoolroom at
Seacsmont village last week on account
Of illness.
BURNHAM.
Mrs. Elvira Cole il visiting at, the
home of her sister. Mrs. George f. Gill
more.
Mrs John T. Hart is quite i'll and
owing to her illness the Hart hotel is
closed to the public for while.
Mrs. Jennie Hoxie went to Lewiston
Monday for an extended visit with her
son. Frank HoXic
Misses Freda and Daisy Goodwin are
visiting i'll Now Gloucester, guests OF
their sister. Mrs Mile Miller.
J. A. Mckechine of Dover is visiting
his son. @. 2. McKechnie.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Myra Thurston
and two children of Benton are visiting
at Lyman Wins.
Mrs Sidney Emery Of Portland is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Elzadah
Tllurston.