Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-02
WALDO
TROY.

CENTER-The annual town meeting
in Troy win be held next Monday,
March {.
Miss Nellie Danforth is passing the
week at the home of her brother, Otis
Danforth.
Mrs. T. w. Halves returned Sunday
from Pittsfeld, where she was a guest
at Z. E. Bagley's.
Miss Flora Carleton went to Angus
ia last week. where she has employ
,nent.
Rhodora Thompson is i'll with the
measles.
t'ranN Thompson was called to Au-
burn last week by the critical illness
of his grandmother, Mrs. H. Smart.
Miss EdytEe Morse is passing a
week or two with her Grandmother in
Detroit.
Twenty-Five took supper at the meet
ing OF the n. T Reading Club held
Saturday a; E. H. Garcelon's.
Frank Thompson has had the mis-
fortune to lose one of his span of hors-
es which he recently bought. having
found it dead in the stable Sunday
morning without any apparent cause.
Old neigfbers and friends of Frank
Libby of Benton, formerly of Troy,
deeply sympathize with him and Mrs.
Libby in the loss OF their buildings and
their serious personal injuries received
in the recent fine.
Mrs. Nathaniel Batcheldcr returned
Saturday from Waterville, where she
has teen visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Nina Hill.
Miss Estclle Harding visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Cunningham in Free
dom last week.
Walter Hill returned Thursday to his
home in Watcrvillc.
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid with
Mrs. Allen Rollins Wednesday was well
attended.
Lorenzo Garcclon is on the sick list.
MoNTviLLE.
CPNTER-Mark Bartlett. Esq, of
Watervillc. passed the weekend with
his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. &. Hustus went to
Burnlram Saturday. Mr.. Hustus has
sold his farm there and has gone to
make the transfer.
Mrs. Lizzie Wentworth. of Waldo,
passed Sunday with Mrs. r. A. Cush-
man.
Reuben Luce is visiting relatives in
Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. S. Banton. of Knox,
were at w. d. Tasker's Sunday.
Master Albert Hills visited his grand
father. Adam Nichols, in Morrill, last
week
Miss Clara E., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Bean. celebrated her tenth
birthday Saturday with the assistance
OF ten of her young friends. She re-
ceive,l many nice presents. and
served fine treat to the visitors. A
wcrkbox Il years old was one Of the
gifts from her great-grandmother.
Mrs. Clara b. Palmer.
solomon Palmer is getting out lum-
Der for an ell, 1Sx33.
Allen Goodwin will have charge of
it's erection.
Frank Knowles, South Montville. is
getting out poles to extend the Thomp-
sen-Gordon circuit of the Center Mon
vile Tel. Co. to his place.
c. t. Edlnunds is repairing bis auto
for the coming seasons business.
Mrs. Ruth Douglass. aged IS years,
sustained q paralytic shock Thursday
night
PALERMO.
NORTH-The home of Mr.. and
Mrs Horatio Nelson was the scene of
a pleasant wedding Feb. 90, which
their daughter Almatia was united in
to Fred Vose of Knox by
Rev. H. w. Abbott. The young couple |
will live on the old homestead in |
Knox. They have the good wishes of
their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Bradstreet of |
Albion were here Tuesday to the we'd |
ding of their sister, Miss Almatia Nell
son. -.
telephone was installed last week
in the residence of Mr.. andf Mrs.
Daniel Bachelder.
Mrs. Charles Arnold was called to
China Saturday on account of the
death of Mrs. James Verney.
Grace Black passed Thursday with. |,
Blanche Nelson.
Lila sylvester Of wsShntfse ~