Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-09
WALDO


The Troy High school opened Mon
day with twelve students, taught by
Miss Olive Gould of Albion.
| Miss Eudcne Piece and Miss Mile
Hillman left Monday for their schools
in Pittsfield.
| Harry w. Rowe of Bates COLLEGE
passed two days of last week visiting
old friends in Troy.
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kenney osl
| Washington, d. c., are the guests of r
! NJ. Prentiss.
Mrs. Helen Hunt is ill with neurali-
gia.
The Troy Union church has been
improved by the addition of new out
side platform and steps, the gift of A
| A. Stevens of Syracuse, n. Y.
Mrs Stevens and son Van left Sat.
urday for their home.
DR.. and Mrs. M. T. Dodge are pass
ing few days with friends in Rock
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Rollins, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fcrnald and others hare "a
been in attendance on the Church Of
God campmeeting at Searsport.
Harold Stone has been quite sick the
past week but is improving at this
writing.
Earle and Werner Seavey of Auburn
are visiting their grandmother, Mrs,
Julia Seavey.
Miss Lora Harding commenced a.
school in Etna this week and Miss
Helen Weymouth has gone to Eastpors
where she has position as principal
| of one of the city schools
LIBERTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Peck nave
closed their cottage and left SATURDAY
to visit friends in Freedom and Pits
field, for few days, before going 70 !
their home in Concord, N H.
Mrs. George Brier. who has been VS. |
iting at C. NJ. Hurd's for the past two
weeks, went Wednesday to her sum.
mer home in Belfast.
Mrs. Harriet Clough passed rev
days in Pittsfield last week visiting
friends.
About 25 members of Arbutus Cnap-
ter went to Washington "Wednesday
evening by special invitation to envy
the hospitality of Fonredlach Chaptel'
This is a new chapter comparativey
but the work was done on candioa''
in a very creditable manner The Wis
iting members returned with the mehf
DRY of very enjoyable evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Morse, MT. ''la
Mrs. c. r. Nelson, Mr.. and MIS- W.
Greedy, Clayton Wellington and JONI
Sanford left Saturday for Lewis'u@
where they will pass the week atleh'
ing the State fair.
Rev. E. A. Dinslow, pastor oil us
church, is taking two weeks 'a,a
ton and with Mrs. Dinslow is vlsi!hs
in Boston. Prof George r. Berry =
Hamilton. ~ Y, will have charge
the services here and at South MV''
ville during his absence.
Miss Gladys Skidmore left Mohua,
for Castine to resume her studies a.
the Castine normal school.
The corn factory will begin buslhe,
this week, but owing to the drouss
and other conditions the crop VIII
only about two thirds. This plan'
said to be the finest one in the o'''s
costing about $4,000. =,
At a recent meeting of the schY
board, four years course ""
adopted for the High school ana oa .s,
House was instructed to secure :.
services of a first class male tea. .'s,
the school to begin about the hl'u
of September if possible. The coa ~
of study as planned will place =.
| High school on a level with the i@s
high schools of the State. ana
hoped that it will receive the HUE
patronage of all surrounding towns
PALERMO CENTER.
CENTER-Mr. and Mrs. S. M. no.
Gy, who have been boarding az IN
ers Mills for a short time, returileu
this place Wednesday. ...r
| Mrs. Silas Bowler and dausn
Katherine and Beatrice went TO p.a
don, VT, Friday for an eA'''s
visit
Miss Daisy Glidden, who mas y
working for Mrs. S. NJ Handa'ss 80,
turned Saturday to her home u =
erville. 4,
The selectmen finished work -
State road Wednesday. ...,he
Walter Smell is visiting his wy
Willard at No. yVhitefield. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Hustus 2. "
gusta are visiting relatives IN