Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-19
FREEDOM.

FREEDOM.
Henry Hutchins passed away at his
| home Friday. after a short illness. His
| funeral was held Sunday noon, Rev.
| Mr. Parry officiating.
Mrs. Lewis Murch returned home
| Saturday from Bangor, where she has
| been attending the convocation.
The Tuesday Club will meet with
Mrs. Reuben Sihley today, the subject
| to be read upon will be Army and
| Navy"
The Freedom Dramatic Club will
| present Our Folks" Jan. %. the pro-
ceeds to go toward building the new
gymnasium. 81.
Mr.. Perry preached very able SER
| mon Sunday, his text being st. John
i.29.
| The Ladies' Aid of the Universalst
| church will meet with Mrs c.. H. Dun
| ham, No. 6 Weston street, this after
noon. A full attendance is requested
as there are matters of Importance to
come before the meeting.
Fred Harding of Lisbon Falls was
the guest of c. E. Richardson last
week .--
| The annual meeting of the Ladies'
| Circle was held Friday afternoon with
| Mrs Parry. The following officers were
| elected to serve for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. Parry; vice president.
| Mrs. Inez Bellows; collector and secre-
| tary, Mrs. Ethel Richardson; treas
urer, Mrs. Alice Dodge.
The boys at tho academy will cut
wood every Saturday to be used to-
| ward building the gymnasium.
| The 4. \. a. Literary Club met with
| Mrs Jennie Vose Friday evening. The
| Master 'Chrstial" is being read.
| Miss Edna Osgood passed Sunday at
her home in Palermo.
| Wilder Young has a contract to cut
spool bars for Whitehouse & Grant of
| Unity.
| The men have been busy the past
| week cutting ice. More than usual
| was cut this year.
w. F. and r. +. Fuller have finished
! packing apples for Berwin & johnson
| of Thorndike.
frankie Danforth was home over
! Sunday from Rockland where he has
employment ION the electric cars.
Fred Mason of Montvile was i'm
| town Saturday.
Henry F. Marden is dangerously
| sick with pneumonia. Knowles Bangs
is caring for him.
The students of the Academy are re-
| hearsing the play valley Farm to be
given in the near future.
Obey B. Ward and Almond G. Davis
| were in Belfast Saturday on business.
The hay press has been busy the
past week in town pressing all the
| surplus hay.
D. II. Clark sold a pair of large
work horses last week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Fl. Bradstreet of
Albion called on F. X. Bradstreet Sun
day.
J. w. Greedy bought a new sleigh in
| Watervlle last week.
I MoNTvILLE.
| CENTER-Mrs. Sarah J. Sanford is
very i'll with double pneumonia at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. r. P.
| Downer. This is the third time she
has had this disease and in spite of
her age. so years. hopes are entertain
| ed for her recovery.
]. w. Wentworth and family were
| Ill LlDeTty SuHudy hi9itihS hio 6TdHu
mother, Mrs Sally wentworth.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sprague of
| Thorndike were at w. S. Davis Sun
| day.
| Miss Emily Miller of Searsmont was
the guest of Mrs. Elnora Banton Tues
day. .-l.s .t ...
| j. J. Clement has sold his lumber
lot to Frank P. Bussey and Lewis E.
White of West Winterport.
| ]. j. Clement has bought a lumber
lot of the heirs Of I. F. Allen, late of
Liberty, ..- .-
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Z. Dyer have
gone to Northampton, Mass, to work
| in an insane asylum.
Miss Marguerite Wyman has re-
turned from visit with friends in
Waterville.