Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-24
WALDO
LIBERTY.

LIBERTY
party of gentlemen from BeiiaS'
who have been passing week at Mr.
Morse's cottage on Burnt Island, have
returned home.
Allen Knowlton of Belfast is passing
a vacation Of two weeks with his par
ents. SMr. and Mrs. Walter knoWlton.
w. j. knowlton is building a poa'
house for his new motor boat winch
he has recently purchased and put into
the lake.
Ralph Reynolds of Freedom who has
been spending week in town with
his parents returned last week and as
the r. F. d. routes.
Mrs. Howard Staples arrived last
week from Massachusetts where she
has been passing the winter. They
have rented the Bowler house on
l Water street and will occupy it for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moody of Au-
Igusta spent the Sabbath in town with
relatives. coming over in an auto.
Mrs Kate Hannum of Center Mont
vile is passing several days in town
the guest of her brother, George
Palmer.
Mr.. Shales of Belfast has the lumber
landed at Beaulieu Park on the shore
of Georges lake and will erect cot
tage in the near future
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moody of Free
dom spent Sunday in town with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Cunningham.
Charles Bagley who lives on the
shore road caught two fine salmon last
Monday. The two weighed IS pounds
A six-pound square tailed trout was
taken from the lake one day last week
by Miss Elizabeth Beaulieu. Fishing
here is the best it has been for num-
Der of years.
There was no session of the village
primary school Thursday, the teacher
Miss Mary Brown. going to Brooks to
attend the Waldo County Teachers
convention, which was held there.
Parties from New Hampshire have
been in town the past week looking
over some timber lands. They were
registered at the Sanford House.
PALMYRA.
Mrs. Laforest Mathews of Brighton
and Chas. Wellman of WaterviIc
|
Mrs. Flora Wellman
| Mrs. S. l.. Pencil has returned
home from an extended visit of sew
eral months with her daughter in
Fairfield.
The many friends of Harry A. Nc
Crillis will be pleased to learn that
he is now conductor on one of the
freight trains of the NJ. C. r. r.
| Frank Landers is spending a few
weeks with his family having passed
| several months in the employment of
the Great Northern Paper Company.
+ VIM. II. Kimball of Burnham Wis
tied last Sunday with relatives In
town. fn
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Linnell re-
turned Wednesday night after u
| weeks stay with friends in Auburn.
Fred r. Davis, Porter kimball and
Frank Landers have each purchased
new potato planters.
Rev. A. b. McAlister of Hartland
was in town recently calling upon
| members of his parish.
A. L. McMahona has moved his
family to Skowhegan where he has
employment.
| wi. tAiiu IhOSeot tolIcul ilttNc
moved from Pittsfield and are now
stopping with Wallace Martin.
Mrs Leighton Pencil and children
have been spending a few days witt
her parents in Detroit.
Mrs. Isora Fitzpatrick visited Sat
urday and Sunday with her brother
Lincoln .Merrck and family.
The next regular meeting of tho
East Somerset Pomona Grange con-
venes with Harmony Grange or
Wednesday, June LIST. This meeting
has been arranged with special ref
i erence to the veterans of '6t to '65
and it is hoped that a large number
of the G. A. r. and w. r. G. will
join with the Grange in the services
of this day as follows: Ten A. NJ
opening ceremonies; business: con-
ferring the Fifth Degree; ! p. NJ, mu-
| sic. choir; address of welcome, Mrs
s. w. Herrck; response. Mrs A.. Is
Tracy; recitation. May Perkins: In
strumental music, Amanda Asbure
and sibyl Davis: paper f. w. Paige;
song. choir; Memorial address, Hon
3. Walker McKeen of Fryeburg; song
choir; recitation, Beatrice Eastman
| ictIldtioI, lfIld CDOlcy. iluSlC, Siloii
BELFAST.
No trace has yet been found of the
team stolen two weeks ago from the
barn of Fred j. Clark.
J. II. Elms is building large tool
house at mis- milk farm He has a fine
lstock Of COWS, which is worth going a
Hong distance to see.
Ralph Hayford finished his potato
planting last Saturday. His total acre
age this year is rs acres. mostly Gold
Coin. variety and few Irish Cobblers
Fl. L. Gray has recently made extern
sive repairs on his barn.
FREEDOM.
Daniel Mcfarland has purchased the
Fred Sylvester farm of Thomas Gar
side and is nicely settled in his new
home.
w. ID, Bowler has purchased the Asa
Cover farm in Montville and moved
there last week.
Business at the mill is rushing.
There will he the usual acreage oi
potatoes planted this Spring. nothwith-
standing the prices are so low now
The farmers have made the best Of the