Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-04-13
WALDO
BuRNHAM.

Thursday, April 4, at the nome OF ms
aunt, Mrs. Howard Libby. where he
had been ill for a week with pneu-
monia His age was 16 years. He
was the son OF the late Eta Doe Page,
whose death occurred several years
ago He had lived with his grand
mother, the late Mrs. Lavinia Doe in
the eastern part of the town and her
death occurred a few weeks ago. The
funeral was held from the home Of his
uncle, Everett Doe, Saturday at
o'clock, Rev. Mr.. Tucker of Unity Of
ficiating. The bearers We're Ernest
Hunt. Harold Watson, John Perkins
and Frank Miles. The interment was
in the Pond cemetery.
The Willing Workers will meet
Tuesday Of this week with Mrs. Harry
Kinney.
Charles Wood has leased the town
! farm for the coming year and has TAX
en- possession. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wiley who have occupied the farm
the past year have moved to their
home place.
The postoffice was entered and
burglarized Saturday night but only a
small amount of money was taken
Entrance was made by breaking
through the window in the rear Of the
room. No clew has been found.
Orrin Harrington of Caribou is visit
ing in town. the guest of his brother
Oscar harrington.
Mrs. Elvira Cole is very i'll with
pneumonia at the homo of her sister
Mrs. B. l.. Fitzgerald in Pittsfield
1an Nl
is with her and assisting in caring for
her.
The following schools began Monday
and the rest will not begin their spring
terms until later. Village No. S, Mrs
Helen ]. Wheeler: Winnecook. Mrs
Fred Shaw; Reynolds Corner, Mrs
Annie M. King of Winn; Ridge, Mrs
Lula Getchell!
MONTViLLE.
CENTER-Schools in town will be-
gin Monday, April 25.
Superintendent A. d. Ramsay has
engaged teachers for the various
schools as follows: Carter Miss Nan
SproWl: Center. Miss Ruth KnOWlton
of Liberty; Kingdom, Miss Sadie
Thomas of Morrill,: McFarland's Cor
ner Miss Marguerite Wyman; Whites
Corner, Miss Viola Carter; Vose, Miss
Gracia Luce; Halldale, Miss Pearl Ok.
ton; G. p. Ridge. Miss Judith Banton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wiley are moving
to Belfast.
G. l.. Edmunds with his gasoline
outfit. and assisted by A. d. Baker. has
sawed 500 cords of wood this spring.
Mrs. Daniel Nutter of Palermo, is
the guest of her brother, Ira P. Allen
Marcus Mank of Liberty is doing
some carpenter work for ID. c.. Cain.
Mrs. Kitty F. Hannum has re-
turned from visit with Mrs Estelle
Parkhurst Of Unity, and is keeping
house for Mrs. Elnora Banton.
Charles b. Hustus and family re-
turned to Burnham Monday.
Mrs. Frank A. Luce got home from
Augusta Sunday.
A. D. Baker recently sold a horse to
Elisha Norton of Liberty.
Reuben X. Luce is i'll with diabetes
John Black of Palermo recently got
$50 eggs of Mrs. J. A. Sprowl. Mrs
Sprowl has some very fine poultry
D. II. Sanford is having serious
time with felon on finger.
FREEDOM.
SOUTH-Wilder Young started ur
his steam mill last week and is busy
saving spool bars.
Miss Maria Richardson has been
visiting in Oakland the past week.
Mrs. ID. w. Turner is at work in AL
bon for Freeland Drake.
Miss Ruth Knowlton of Liberty was
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. p. L.
Overlook. Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. +. A. Greedy is in Palermo for
few days.
Frank Bradstreet who is attending
Colby College stopped over Sunday
with f. X. Bradstreet
Miss Carrie Greedy was home from
Montville over Sunday.
VIII Chadwick of Palermo and
Rufus Danforth of Albion are working
for Wilder Young.
Mrs. Perley Soule and children visit
ed Mrs. J. w. Soule in Palermo Mon
day.
Linwood Richardson is at work for
Simon Rradstreet