Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-25
WALDO,
PALE r MO.

PALERMO.
CCNTRE-A. c. Brown was injured
quite badly While working in the woods
| one day last week. In trying to dis
lodge a tree a limb came down and
struck him on the head and shoulder.
Fortunately no bones We're broken.
Miss Lila Worthng, who is teaching
| at Sanford is home for q few weeks va
cation.
Mr.. Russell of Dirigo is saving wood
here with his gasoline engine.
NORTH-There was large atten-
| dance ut the funeral of Mrs S. G. Nor
| ton which was held at their old home
stead in this place, T. r. Pentecost,
| OF Montville was the officiating clergy
man. Samuel Marden. an old friend of
| the family. had charge of the services.
! The beautiful flowers which entirely
| covered the casket testified to the low
and high regard in which she was hel I
| in her adopted home and in this place.
| Very choice pieces We're sent from ma
| ny friends in Belfast and ThomaSton
| consisting of roses, carnations in ev-
| cry hue, lilies and ferns in abundance.
An exquisite pillow bearing the word
wife" from the husband, another pill
! low having the word Mother from the
| three sons and a beautiful piece in the
| form Of g cross from the officers of the
| Maine State prison, of which her SON.
| Barnes, is warden. The intermert was
| i'll the Smith cemetery, beside her only
daughter Julictte, who died more than
20 years ago. Much sympathy is eN-
| tended to the entire family.
John Rowe and Mrs. Abtie Arnol l
visited their brother. George Rowe OF
China. Sunday and found Mrs. Rowe.
who has been seriously ill with pneu-
monia little better 1t is now thought
| that she is out of danger
| I: Mr.. Beach and Archie Larrabee have
been saving the wood in this neighbor-
| hood with a gasoline engine the past
| two weeks.
| Alfred Thurston and son Elmer are
| saving the wood on the Western
| Ridge
Rodney Nelson, has a nice flock o.
sheep. nine Of which have 13 lambs
Three of them a month old weigh 80 lbs
each.
Charles Seekins of Hallowel was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Chas Os-
| good, few days last week
Ovlle Nelson of Vassalboro visited
his mother at Rodney Nelson's AMI
his brothers Frank and Warren, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Bradstreet passed
Sunday at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H. M. Nelson's.
Mrs. Bachelor, who is nearly s.
years of age recently passed a week at
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Workings
c. w. Studley sold lumber to Mr.
Peak last week that will make about
800 dozen shcvel handles which he will
deliver to the station. The two men
that are getting them out board at
Rodney Nelson's
George Osgood, Charles Osgood ami
family passed Sunday at their broth
er'S.
BRANCH MILI.S--D. w. Worthing is
quite sick from a severe cold and sorn
n the head
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Doe and Rev. j.
R.4Hall attended Advent Quarterly
meeting at Waterville last week.
Edison Worthing has moved his house
held goods to Augusta. and the family
expect to so the first of April
Earle Kitchen. who has been visiting
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Doe expect To
move this week into their house on
Water street.
TROY.
CENTER Dr. Taylor of Pttsfield
was al tine Center Thursday
The w. G. r. L. meeting with Mrs
(.prfip rnnly liza
Saturday, March 81.
George ShibeS lost a good hog last
week
Mrs. A. c. Myrick is visiting in Wa
tervillc this week.
Mrs. r. w. HAYES. Ms. r. II. Ward
and Mrs. John Smith are i'll.
Iieartiest congratulations are extern
ded to one of the popular Troy boys.
Fred r. Weymouth. for winning first
prize in his division of the Sophomore
debates. Arthur l.lnsco.t. a ser.ior at
Eates this year. Won u similar prize in
lis sophomore Year.
HALLDALE.
w. e. Poland, an aged resident Of
this place, died in Lowell, Mass, Mar
J.. The remains We're brought here and
TIE 1uheral was neld Mar ~ from MS
home. Rev. d. Bracket officiating.
David Small of Burnham is visiting
his niece. Mrs. J. E. Hall.
Owing to the storm last week the
C:rcl" was postponed until Friday
evening The next one will be with
Mrs. Frank Clement, March 81.
There was no preaching here last |
Sunday as Rev. George Bracket re-
turned to Brooks to attend two funer- |
ais.
w. A. Hall Of Belfast visited friends |
here last week.