Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-30
WALDO.
! PALERMO.

Flora Kitchen was home from Au-
gusta and stayed until Friday. TIL,
Kitchen family spent Thanksgiving a
the home of Mrs. Kitchens father il
Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Haskell sun
day visited his sister, Clara Worthing
Mrs. Angie Fobey has been working
at Eben Fosters at Greely's Corner fol
the past week. Mrs. Warren Towlt
who has been visiting at Clifton
Doves has taken her place for a litti,
while
j. r. p. Dinsmorc Wen. & Portland
Monday on. busine IS.
Mrs.. Florence Jones of Augusta
spent Saturday and Sunday with hel
parents and husbands parents.
The Third and Fourth deg recs will
be conferred Thursday evening at the
Grange meeting, and a harvest feast
will be served.
Arthur Plummer who has q good
position in New York. visited for Il few
days at s. G.. Parmenter's and called
on friends.
BRANCH MILLS-East Palermo
Grange gave an entertainment Nov
%. followed by Il dance. Branch Mills
Grange furnished the supper. The
entertainment was very good.
Elmer and Fred Tebbetts each shot
a deer last Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Parmenter gave a party
Nov. % in honor OF Arthur Plumer.
Raymond Worthng, who is attend
ing Erskine Academy, passed Thanks
giving with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George IWorthing.
Mrs. Flossie Jones of Augusta spent
Saturday and Sunday with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Worthing.
Mrs. Flora Kitchen of Augusta was
at home for short stay last week. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Kitchen spent
THANKSGIVING with Mrs. Kitchens
father, Ira Choate in Windsor.
Arthur Plumer left Monday for New
York where he has emplo yment
Forest Tibbetts OF Montana is visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Hrs jackson
Tibbetts.
G. A. Bradstreet spent Sunday in
Waterville
FREEDOM.
The Ladies' Circle will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Bellows
The pupils of Freedom Academy will
present Friday evening. Dec. ,. the
comedy drama, Par Haven, in the
Grange hail.
Mrs. Annie Libby is in Pittsfield for
& visit
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Sampson spent
Thanksgiving with friends in Bath
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bryant from
Durham have be>A here the PAST
week.
Diriao GRANGE hoid an al day meet
ing, Saturday. Nov. -.
TROY.
Troy Corner Reading club held a
very interesting meeting On Friday
evening, Nov. -. at the home If Mr.
and Mrs George n. Pratt Four new
members were admitted. The next
meeting is to be with Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Myrick, Dec. 10. where IA fine
supper is to be served.
t'rede rick Shepherd of Waterville
spent Sunday at l.. p. Harding's,
The school at Green's Corner began
on Monday under the instruction of
Arnold W. Dodge Stella Harding is
teaching the school at Rogers Corner
Miss Rose Cook spent Thanksgiving
day at home.
The family of L, p. Harding took
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. &. Whitaker in Unity.
Several deer has been shot in town.
Roland Warning, 13-year- old
youngster. was one of the fortunate
hunters.
CENTER-Warren Harding of
day.
w. l.. Hopkins went to Lewiston
Saturday to see his sister. who is Scr
ously i'll.
Miss Grace Rogers of Pittsfcld,
passed THANKSGIVING with her broth
en- l.. l.. Rogers.
n. W. Barker and Miss Evelyn
Barker were the guests Thanksgiving
day of Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Tyler.
Mrs. Nora f.. Danforth went to
Gardiner Wednesday for few weeks
visit with her son.
Mrs. Joseph Marshall and daughter
last week visited relatives in Middle
bore, Mass.
Miss Nellie DanfOrth entertained
her brothers family and w. l.. Hop
kina Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso Dyer of
Pittsfeld passed Thanksgiving at the
home of Walter Knight and last week
visited other relatives in town.
All are cordially twisted to attend
the Sunshine meeting with Mrs. r. w.
Halves Thursday. Dec. |. and bring
knitting needles
MONTVlLLE.
CENTFR--i'rank l.. Small of Barre
Vt. and Mrs. c. c. Griftiths of Au-
gusta. We're recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. l.. +. Arey.
l.. r. Choate was awakened Sunday
morning by the smell of smoke. In
NeStigation showed the house to be on
fire around the chimney. 1t was dis
covered in time to be readily extin-
guished.
Mrs. Alvesta Barker and Miss IneZ
Barker will go to Ohio next month to
pass the winter with their son and
brother Frank Barker
G.. l.. Edmunds is building an engine
room onto his shop and will put in a
II horse power gasoline engine.
Clinton Wing is to move into the F..
J. Hatch house.
Oscar Davis has bought the Alden
Meservey place.
Wilson Written of Belfast, passed