The Republican journal., 1910-06-02
TROY.

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Nearly three years ago Mrs. Nancy Carter
account of failing health, closed her home
at the Center and removed to Pittsfield to
share the home of her daughter, Mrs. Nellie
Morse, where she passed away May 18th, at
the age of Sc years and 3 months. The funeral
was held in Pittsfed Saturday and the remains
were brought to Troy for interment in Fair
view cemetery. -. The remains of Mrs. Sarah
Parsons, whose death occurred at her home in
Concord, Mass, last winter, were brought to
Troy, her former home, last week, for inter-
ment in Fairview cemetery, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Margaret Jones of Auburn,
and her brother, Abner Hodgden of Newport
1.-THE High school, taught by Miss Olive
Gould of Albion, will close this week. { The
school will give an entertainment at the Grange
Hall next Friday evening. The N. 7. R.
Club will hold their monthly supper with Mrs.
L. ]. Sanderson next Saturday. Mrs. George
Woods is ill with throat trouble. DR.. C. NJ
Whitney, attends her, and several other pa
tients in this vicinity, usual He must be
working very hard. =. Mr. and Mrs. E E. Nc
Causlin, accompanied by friends, were in town
Sunday in their new auto. If all were as
thoughtful ED to let people know when
they are on the road there would be fewer ac-
cidents, for he gives them time to get their
frightened horses at distance. Dr. Whitney's
carefulness and thoughtfulness for others
when out with his auto is also highly ap-
preciated.
THORNDIKE.
Fred Howes of Newburgh was in town
again last week and took away several veal
calves, sheep, and horse which he bought of
Ross c. Higgins. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ashford
of Waterville were called here last Thursday
by the serious illness of their mother, Mrs
James Ashford, who has been sick for several
months. Much sympathy is felt for Mrs
Ashford and her family. Dick Farwell and
wife with party of friends took spin out
through East Thorndike in their new auto last
Sunday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert H.
Stevens of Belfast passed Saturday night and
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Stevens. Sunday they called on Miss Cora
Andrews and other friends in town. Fred
Hart and sister, Miss Lettie, Henry Small and
SISTER, MISS marina, atLenQeO cnufch at the
station Sunday afternoon. :. DIR. A. E. Kilgore
of Brooks and DR.. Clair Whitney of Unity
were in consultation at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Ward Sunday. Mrs. Ward has
been ill for several days and will be operated
on for appendicitis at her home Wednesday.
Charlie Ware, Florence Hogan and Cora
Andrews, who were recently operated on for
the..same trouble, are all doing finely now....
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Ames of Brooks were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard C
Higgins. 80 The Misses Maud Ware Beatrice
Parsons, Mildred Bartlett, Grace Wing, Helen
Philbrick and Linnie Lanpher all attended the
teachers convention in Brooks last Thursday
and report an excellent session.. Some of our
farmers have several acres Of potatoes planted
and some have their corn planted, while others
have done their sowing. ga COW belonging to
Fred Cole was badly hurt in the pasture Satur-
day. Mr.. Cole thinks he will lose her Mr.,
George T. Ward is very sick. Mrs. Peter
Harmon was in Waterville, shopping. last
Saturday.