Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-09
WALDO
LIBERTY,

| the scene of quiet wedding last sun
day, when their eldest daughter Miss
| Beatrice, was united in marriage to
Harry Benjamin Wyman of this town.
Rev. T. r. Pentecost officiating. Mr.
and Mrs Wyman left on Mondays
| boat for short wedding trip in Mas
| sachusetts and will be at nome after
| Aug. II.
Miss Sadie Wiley and Ivan Moulton
of Hudson, Mass, have been passing
| a few days in town, the guests of Mr..
| and Mrs. Fred Gilman. They left FRI
day for York Beach for a short stay.
Miss Katherine Walker entertained
| her Sunday school class with picnic
on one of the islands last week. The
young ladies report a delightful time.
]. ]. Walker returned last week from
| a two-weeks stay in Boston and Ash
| Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grant, VINO
| have been passing three weeks at the
| White cottage at Milestone, left Ihurs-
day in their auto for their home in
Boston.
e. L. Staples Of Portland, formerly
OF the firm of Staples, Smith q
! Moody of Augusta, was in town Fri
day calling on friends.
Mrs. A. W. Mathews left Wednesday
for Belfast, where she will pass two
weeks with her brother, Thomas
Pitcher.
Miss Katherine Walker has gone to
Ash Point, where she will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brookman
of New York, who are passing the
month Of August there.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norton OF
Howard, r. l., arrived Saturday to
pass their vacation at their home here.
Mrs. Lillian Edmonds of Melrose.
Mass. is visiting her mother, Mrs. f.
G. Norton.
Ralph REYNOLDS of Freedom passed
the sabbath in town with his parents.
Ralph Morse of Belfast is in town
for few days stay with his parents.
Prof. George r. Berry of Colgate
University, New York, who is sum-
mering here. has written book which
contains much valuable information.
The title is "The Old Testament
Among the Semetic Religions"
TROY.
The entertainment given at the church
Friday evening by Edward II. Frye OF
Boston was well attended. Mr.. Frye
proved to be all that he was advertised to
he and TROY people would be glad to well
come him again.
Frank Cunningham of Freedom passed
Sunday with Mrs Cunningham at her
fathers.
Mr.. and Mrs Osburn Estes and Mr..
and Mrs Walter Hill took trip to
Mount Waldo for blueberres last week.
They found the berries quite plenty and
the people who were after them still
more so.
Mrs. Rosie Foster has gone to Islesboro
to Join her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Harding of B!ler-
lea, Mass, visited DR.. and Mrs. NJ T.
Dodge and Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Halves
last week.
Miss Helen Stone is spending the week
with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
George Ward.
Miss Olive Morrill, of Lewiston is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Braley.
Mrs. Sarah A. Barker had light shock
last week. She is somewhat improved at
present.
Mrs Mary Bagley of Pittsfield is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Garcelon.
CENTER-Mrs. Martha Roundy of
ma Hersey.
Mrs. Emma Pilsbury and Mrs. Rosie
Panno of Unity were at the Center Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Patterson of
DiXmont visited relatives in Troy Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Juan Goodale passed
Sunday with friends in Pittsfied.
G. a. Stevens Of Syracuse. N. Y, ar
rived last week to join his family at
M. " b. Mitchell's.
Franz Bagley of New York. E. r.
BaGley and family of Pittsfield. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chase of Bangor and Mr.. and Mrs
r. F. Harding of Bil,erica. Mass. were
among the guests at Il. w Halves last
week
Mrs. Josie Rhoades and daughter,
Miss Georgia Jackson, visited friends in
Albion last week.
Miss Lucy Racklifte from the West
is a guest at f. Fl. Garcelon's.
Neal Whitney of Winthrop is visiting
his uncle, Clarence Whitney.
Mrs. Ruel Crawford and Mrs. Kane
of Palmyra and Mrs Harry Crawford
| of Haverhill, Mass, We're guests at l..
]. Sandersons last week.
The Willing Workers gave a success
full entertainment at the North Troy
church Saturday evening. A literary
and musical program was given and
ice cream and cake We're served. In
the voting contest. Giles Temple was
the successful contestant for the quilt.
having received larger number of
votes. and Arthur Sargent drew the
slumber robe
Seven Star Grange entertained the
North Waldo Pomona in an all-day
| meeting, Aug. 3. State Master Stetson
and Deputy Edward Evans were pres
ent. The address of welcome was Civ
en- by Wilmot L. Gray and the response
by Frank Blrrill of Burnham.