Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-17
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Ashford spent a
few days last week with their parents.
Mrs. o. J. Parsons spent the day
Thursday at Brooks
Schools in town have closed for a
tWo-Weeks' vacation There will be q
change OF teachers in some schools.
Q. j. Parsons and daughter, Oracle,
went to Belfast Saturday on a pleasure
trip.
Annie Wren viii assist with the
housew0ik at !. F. Ashford's for the
next two ks.
TIORNDlkE GTtTiON-There will
be dance at the dedication of the
new potato housr. Monday night.
Harvest Moon Grange celebrated it's
35th anniversary Saturday.
MY and Mrs Chas. Smith have
leased their house and will visit in
Massachusetts,, New York and various
other places.
TROY.
District Superintendent Phelan
spoke at the church at Troy Corner
Sunday to an appreciative audience.
He announced that he expected to
send man to this charge at an early
date.
Albert Rollins went to Waterville
Saturday, returning Sunday, accom-
panied by his sister, Mrs. Bertha Pier
son.
Mrs. Mile Harding, who has been
in the Waldo County hospital for the
past five months, has so far recovered
as to be able to be brought to her
| fathers home Saturday.
|
George Gray. Mr.. Gray has also pur-
chased his fathers farm in Dixmont
Mrs. l.. b. Harding, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs Frank
Cunningham lin Freedom, returned to
her home on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Whitaker of
Unity were the guests Sunday of Mrs.
Whitaker's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
B. Harding.
Adelbert Dodge and his mother of
jackson were the guests Sunday of
Mrs. Mary feathers.
Miss Emily Dixtrom of Brewer hos
pital. who has been caring for Norman
Wingate, returned Tuesday to Brewer.
CENTER-Wcrd has been received
of the serious illness of George Nit
chcll. who has been a patient at the
hospital in Augusta for some years.
His mother, Mrs. NJ V. B. Mitchell,
went to Augusta Tuesday to visit him,
or to see if he is able to be moved
home.
Notwithstanding the threatening
weather, the w. c. T. U. meeting Sat
urday was well attended. Miss Olive
Gould teacher OF the High school, and
Miss Carrie Weymouth, p NJ, were
present and rendered assistance that
was greatly appreciated. Recitations
were given by Rosamond Woods Flor
ence Hillman Ervena and Vera Good
Iale. and Ermine Gray
The Good Will Club met with Mrs
Jennie Ferguson last week.
The \. T. Reading Club will meet
with Mrs. George Cook next week
Louville j. Sanderson is hunting
deer in Willimantic
|. j. Wright is visiting in Plymouth
this week.
Mrs. T. w. Halves. who has been
seriously i'll for a month past, is much
improved.
/ The remainder of the schools in
Troy closed last week, except the High
school, which will close Nov. "a.
NORTH PALERMO.
There viii be meetings every even.
ing this week at the Baptist church
Rev. Cook of Windsor Will be present
Miss Jennie Chadwick, who closed &
very successful term of school Friday
cav" IN exhibition at the Center scnoo
mouse in the evening, consisting of dia.
logucS. charades. tableauX and recita.
tons by the pupils, which showed care.
lul preparation and did much credit t.
themselves and their teacher and was
much enjoyed by the we'll filled house
All the schools in town closed Nov
, IL Tor a two weeks vacation, neayly al
; having pleasing exercises Friday after,
noon.
Mrs. George Soulc was called to Cor.
lnra last week to attend the funeral OF
her brother, Atwood Kane.
| Mrs. Hisler of Somervlle has beer
caring for her daughter. Mrs. Wesley
: Norton, since the birth of a son Oct. q
hlr. and Mrs. Ernest Pcva and little
son went to Grafton, Mass. last weel
. to pass the winter where he has en-
ploymcnt.
+. hlrS. Eliza Nelson, who recently re-
turned from, a visit in Massachusetts
l |
Chadwick
S. f. Bowler placed a telephone DO.
t in the house of Warren Nelson, Nov. 9
Charles Phillips has purchased l.. A
4 RoWler's flock of 45 sheep.
:. There will be a Pie social at the hom
' of Mrs. Daniel Clark. Friday evening
Nov. 10, for the benefit of Earl Rassel
4 who is very sick with typhoid fever
. A number Of interested people Frda,
g finished Singing the parsonage a
] Cars Corner. which is much improve,
: in many ways.
Mrs Meta Nelson entertained tn
D Branch Mills Sewing Circle. Nov. TO-
t Allie Osborn, a commercial travele
= for q wholesale house. who will be il
Maine this month, passed Saturday an,
e Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Warner
: Nelson.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Varney of Albio,
, passed. Sunday at George Osgood's.
Edith Nelson closed her school il
r Freedom last week and is now at hom,
: MONTVlLlE.
CENTER-Bert Lamb, of Portland
r who is staying at e. F. Banton's, sho