Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-15
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Troy will close this week.
George Woods is quite i'll win
erysipelas.
Mrs. R. H. Ward is again under the
doctors care.
Mrs. John Smith, who has been shut
in with i'll health the past year, mao
the pleasure of an automobile rloe
Thursday.
H. Wright visited at f. f. Bagley's
in Pittsfield last week.
Charles Temple and family have
been passing a few days with rela-
tives in Detroit -
Miss Angie Garcelon went to Unity
Saturday to visit her sister.
Emulus Plummer Of Pittsfield was
guest at E. H. Garcelon's last week.
Row Stone and Miss George M.
Ward, both Of Troy. were married In
Newport Sunday, June S.
Married in Troy, June 2, by Rev. j.
C. Lamb, James H. Morgan and MISS
Grace F. Mitchell. both of Unity.
PALEMO.
NORTH-Mrs. Warren Nelson. who has
been visiting in New Hampshire and
Massachusetts the past month, returned
home Friday.
Jennie Chadwick who has attended the
spring term at Eastern State Normal
school, came home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jackson of Augusta
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Black
Ethel Jones, teacher at the Foye school,
held very successful ice cream social
Wednesday evening. "
Elmer Thurston, who drives the meat
cart here, purchased a beef creature re-
Gently of George Beldin. 1Oa months old,
that weighed 500 pounds.
Mrs Blanche Norton, mother and two
children, passed the Sabbath at Ira
Blacks.
Rev. Allen Rollins of Troy was WIS.,
itor at the NJ. E. service June II.
Edna Osgeed, who has been teacher in
Freedom Academy the past school year,
came home June 9.
Mrs. Edwin Thurston, who has been in
Augusta hospital. was able to come to
her home last week, somewhat improved
but still in poor health.
Ethelyn Nelson, who keeps her team
in Knox. where she is teaching drove
home Friday. returning Monday. morning
The funeral of the late Mrs. Sarah Eos.
WI WhoSC uCdth oCCuilcu al ucl llOMS
in Freedom June at the age of 80 years.
was held at the Methodist church here
Saturday afternoon. Rev. T. r. Petecost
of Montville officiating. She was one OF
family of IA who have all passed on but
one brother. Frank Sanford, who togeth-
er with many nieces, nephews and firm
friends will deeply mourn her loss. She
was buried in the Smith cemetery beside
her husband.
Services were held in both churches by
their pastors Sunday. Children's day
will be observed at the Methodist church
June 49,
There was family reunion held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuei Balloon Sun.
day, all the brothers and sisters being
present
Mrs. George Belden. Mrs. Briggs Tur.
ner and Mrs. Sanford Greeley passed
June at the home of Mrs. Naomi Gree.
ley to help her celebrate her 8Oth birth.
day. She was most happily surprised and
very thankful by the reception of a
bountiful shower of cards from her MI.
merous friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nelson and Mr.
| and Mrs. Will Chadwick attended the
graduating exercises at Freedom Acaae.
| my June 8.
Miss Blanche Nelson, who. had he,
health permitted, would have graduated
at freedom in the class of 1910 on he,
-th birthday, June 8. was the REGIMENT
VI hundred and sixty post cards con-
tanning many wishes Of health and happi.
| ness from her friends, which brought he,
much pleasure and for which she is very
| thankful. WY
Mrs Amanda Moody from Pittston IS
passing a week with her sister, Mrs.
Nancy Black, and her brother. Reuel Bal.
COM
PALERMO CENTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Jones Of Augusta
are visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s
B. Jones.
FRANK Benner Of Worcester, Mass.
VINO has been visiting his parents. Mr.
ana Mrs. D. w. Benner, here, returned
home Saturday.
IL Is understood that A. C. Brown ba,
purchased farm in Washington and wi,
move there soon.
>. NJ. Handy visited friends in Fair
field recently
'ohn Brown of Augusta is VISITING
friends here.
HAllDALE.
hev. Mr.. Cox closed his labors with
sne church here June 12.