Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-07

in Lewiston for an operation for APP
pndicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Perry moved
Saturday from tho Kingdom to Gran
vile Thompson'sI
w. +. Tobey has moved into the y.
J. Hatch house and will assist Ira ID.
Cram in his numbering operations this
winter.
F.. A. Luce was in Belfast last week
loadin cars with apples for Berwin &
johnson, of Boston.
Mrs. A. d. Baker and daughter
Helen were in Scarsmont Saturday at
John Mayhew's.
Miss Grace Luce passed Sunday at
West Montville with Miss Judith Ban
ton.
Miss Mamie Bennett is ill.
FREEDOM.
SOUTH-Mr. and Mrs. Paul Strauss
of Albion visited Sunday their daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. 3. Getchell.
Mrs Flora Sylvester has gone TO
Milford, N. H., to work for the winter.
Wilder Young exchanged a mule for
O horse last week with Dell Stratton.
Fred Thurston has been hauling
lumber to FREEDOM to repair his mill at
that place.
win Pullen of Montville called Sun
day on Clyde Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Clark visited
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Greeley
in Palermo.
CENTER-The travelling library Or
dered by the Troy Corner Reading
Club has arrived and is ready for SER
vice at the home of the librarian, Mrs.
Clara Bagley.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather last week a most delightful
Sunshine meeting was held with Mrs.
T. W. Halves. The club will meet
next week with Mrs. c. J. Hilllnan.
The Grange will elect officers at
their next meeting, Dec. II.
Sanford Foster and family have
moved to Detroit. a little son came
to their home directly after their re-
moval.
Miss Pauline Rogers, student at
Maine Central Institute, who is pass
ing her vacation at home, entertained
a party of her young friends Friday
evening at "F1inch.'
TROY.
Charles Harding of Pittstield was
the guest Sunday and Monday Of
friends at Troy Corner.
Miss Olive Gould Saturday returned
to town to resume her duties as
principal of Troy High school, which
opened on Monday with the usual
number OF pupils.
Got
from a visit to Watcrville, accom-
panied by his brother-in-law. John
Pierson.
Rev A. S. Rollins preached Sunday
afternoon at the Union church in
place of Pastor Tucker, who was de-
tanned by funeral in Unity.
Mrs Walter Hill is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Edwin Wyman, in Detroit.
PALERMO.
NORTH-Friends will be sorry to !
learn that Samuel Mardcn.' who has
seemed to be improving the past few
weeks, suffered another stroke Of
paralysis Thursday and is in a serious i,
condition.
Harland Black. who is still very i'll
is more comfortable and condition i
more hopeful.
A 10-pound baby boy arrived Nov.
% at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ".
Studley. Mrs. Chester Ferris is with
them for few days.
Mrs. Mary Wilton has been at T. T.
Rowes the past week.
Emma Nelson who passed her vaca-
ton at home returned Monday to her
school work in Albion.
Dec. to remain until after the we'd
ding of her son Allie Osborne to Miss
Merle Eadie of that place, which will
take place Dec. p in that place. (
Mrs. Jennie Seidcrs of Union is
visiting her mother Mrs. James Lin
scott.
4. F. Young returned home from
Fairfield with his grandson, e. F.
Marden.
The funeral of Rufus Rowe whose
death occurred Nov. 90 was held Fri /
day at II A. NJ. from his late home,
Rev. H. W. Abbott officiating. The /
bearers We're Augustus Rowe and
Thomas Rowe. sons Of the deceased,
Charles Arnold, a stepson, and Ever
EFT Besse. son-in-law. He was laid |
to rest in the family lot in the Smith !
cemtery. Mr.. Rowe died of chronic
rheumatism. He has been in poor y
health since the DEATH of his wife in ,
1907 and in a helpless condition for
two years. Mr.. Rowe was a man of +
sterling integrity, highly respected by |
all, kind father, a worthy citizen, a |
good neighbor and friends and will be
deeply mourned. Two sons, Augustus |
and Thomas. a daughter, Mrs. Bessc, :
and sister, Mrs. Francis Sylvester of
Newton. and several grandchildren, /
Mrs. T. A. Rowe of Newton, who
was here to attend the funeral of
Rufus Rowe was the guest of Charles |
Arnold Sunday and returned to her
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. +. Rowe, who were
called here by the death of his father,
returned Saturday to Fairfield
BRANCH MILLS-School COM
menced in China district Monday af-
ter vacation Of two weeks, NJ. l..
Crommett teacher.
The Grange held a pleasant meeting
Thursday night. Dec. !. in their hall. |
The Harvest feast was much enioycd.