Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-04
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Mrs, Edwin HuntOOn OF " SSeuioo''
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. ". Whi'e''
There was very severe freeze
Thursday night. AprH 2sth. ce
formed Y Of an inch thick.
School commenced April 18th win
Pearl OXtOn, teacher.
c. Fl. Vose went to Rangeley re-
Gently to accept position.
H. B. Clement is building the cellar
for his new house.
Fred A. Foster of Lowell. Mass.
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. r.
Foster last week.
TROY.
r. E. Stone has moved ms Ianllly 10
Troy Corner and Lewis Gray mas
moved to the Stone place during the
past week.
The Sunday-school at Troy Corner
was also recognized with FORMER
Superintendent Fred ii. Bagley re-
elected. .'
Arnold Dodge has completed the
taking of the census In town and has
returned to his school in Pittsfield.
Mrs. L. B. Harding spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. F. L. Gun
ningham, in Freedom.
ANClSOi SIiSSiOHs WIZ iAo DSS'-
ing his brother Edwin, returned heme
last week.
CENTER-W. L. Gray and Arthur
Sargent were in Belfast Thursday.
Mr.. Clarke, the travelling musician,
is at the Center again, boarding at
Mrs. Emma Herseys.
Miss Bessie Whitaker returned
home last week from Jackson where
she spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. York of Unity were
the guests of Mrs. William Hamilton
Sunday.
A Sunday-schOol was organized at
Green's Corner May l with officers as
follows: Supt., Rev. j. c. Lamb; sec
rotary. Miss Angie Garcelon; treas
urer, Mrs. Alfred Estes. There were
35 in attendance. Among the teach
ers of the five classes are Rev. J. C.
Lamb, Mrs. Estes and Mrs. Fred Con
nor. .,'t
PALERMO.
CENTRE-W. B. Howard of Somer-
vile, Mass, recently arrived at his
farm here bringing down three horses
He also shipped to Boston by next boat
one fine four-year- colt the prop
erty of S. M. Handy.
Mrs. Howard and Mr. Handy are OK
pected here in a few days. T.
w. w. Turner recently sold large
pair of cattle to c. S. Bumps of China
Mrs. Louisa Longfellow, Mrs. Johr
Finley and Aurilla Brown are on the
sick list.
NORTH-Rev. Mr.. Arey held ser.
vicces at the Methodist house May
and all wiz be glad to know he is tc
| remain here another year.
Louise Carr, one of the teachers in
Albion High school, has been at home
for two weeks vacation, returning
| May 2.
Ethelyn Nelson from Knox and Mrs
Ethel Bradstreet of Albion passed Sat-
urday and Sunday with their parents.
W. A. Nelson made his usual trir
with farm produce Saturday despite
the pouring rain. H. l.. Black sent
two dressed pigs by him to Augusta
that were eight months old from which
he realized $50.
Miss Rila Black went to Rhode
Island last week for the summer.
Bernes Norton of Thomaston has
purchased the old homestead of his
ieAsi'Ci' .. ". ANoi tcII, ana Has DlTeu +.
and Mrs. Ernest Peva to carry on the
farm, who moved there last week
Mrs. l.. A. Bowler and niece, CLYDE
HILBERT. passed two days last week
with friends in Fairfield and Water
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Reed of China
passed the Sabbath at Mrs. Elthea
Perkins
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Varney of Albion
passed Sunday at George and Charles
Osgood's.
Chester Farris who has been very
fortunate in capturing fur bearing
animals this spring received thirty
nine dollars for the fur.
Sadie Black who is taking treat
ment for an ear trouble is able to visit
at her aunt's, Mrs. Blanche Norton.
for few days and hopes soon to go to
school.
Mrs. Jessie Besse of Albion visited
her father Rufus Rowe, one day last
week. Mr.. Rowe is in very feeble
condition.
MONTVILLE.
CENTER.-Mrs. Mary Cram, aged
rs, met with a painful accident last
Thursday. While standing in the out
Ell doorway the door was blown to with
great violence striking her in the back.
She was thrown down the door-steps
to the ground and badly sprained the
| ligamentS of one knee.