Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-17
WALDO.
BURkHAM.

| BURNHAM.
| Mrs. John Smith has returned from
| Lewiston. where she was called by the
| illness of her son, Frank Hoxic. who
went a few days aga to Hebron Sana-
] torium for treatment.
| Sebasticook Grange gave an enter
tainment Thursday evening at the
| Town hall and il WAS We'll patronized
| The entertainment consisted of Il farce
| A Rank Deception presented by
| members of the Grange and III" diff
| erent parts We're taken by the follow
| ing: Miss Ida +. Burrill. Everett r.
| Davis. Ermne Davis, Edith SayWard
Frederick Reynolds and Leon Reynolds
| Following the entertainment an oyster
stew supper was given and dance.
| At the regular meeting of SebaSt-
cook Grange Saturday evening Gentle
| mans night was observed and the men
filled the chairs. furnished the enter
tainment and prepared the supper. The
| following program VAS given: Music
| by male choir: question. Which is the
Most Profitable, Special or Diversified
| Farming2" discussed by Truman Whit
ten. T. r.. Davis, Eli Twitchell and
others; reading, Frank Burrill violin
solo. Martin Young; story, Truman
Whitten; reading. Wallace Edmunds;
lreadng, Fred Gray; eraphaphone
music; story, q. J. Mudgett, solo,
George Allen: reading. Frederick Rey-
| nolds: violin solo. Martin Young; read
ing, Eli Twitchell; reading. The Eeati-
tudes, Everett Davis: graphaphone
music.
Mrs. George F. Gilmore. who under
Went an operation at her home last
Week. is getting along nicely, the op-
Grafton proving successful.
Pearl Crockett has gone to Fort Fair
field on Il business trip.
Miss Ethel Allen is enjoying a short
field Advertiser office.
Miss Ida f. Burril will return this
week To Castinc to resume her studies
at the Normal School
Mrs. Frank Hoxie and little daugh-
ter of Lewiston are visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lot Clark have moved
into their new home they recently pur
chased of Nash Goodwin.
6, J. MudGctt has been drawn to
serve as traverse juror at the April
term OF court.
LIBERTY.
WEST-Carroll Turner, Esq. Of f.
Palermo reports he is going to buy "A
large Goss engine and build mill and
house on his farm and lumber lot here
on the old Hamleton place so-called
and saw all kinds OF short lumber. He
will begin work early this spring.
He also has talked of buying the r. +.
Morang pine lumber lot which ad-
journs bc1sa
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Overlook of
South Liberty We're the guests Thurs
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert +. Cunning
ham.
Bert Brown of Middletown is spend
ing his vacation with his wife and
family at his old home.
w. Accorn, ESD is at work for Bert
Boynton.
Albert Boynton has purchased the
| barn on the Colby place of r. j.
Turner which he intends to take down
and move on his home place and an
mex to his barn and make it larger.
| He wished to move ii on snow but
owing to being seriously ill with
grippe has been unable to do so. He
| is convalescent now.
The ice men are harvesting their
years crop of ice and report it thicker
| than it has been for many years. 1t
ranges from 26 to IS inches.
Miss Stella Howes who has been
| making n weeks visit to friends in
North Palermo and Montville has re-
| turned home.
Mrs Mary +. Turner will stop the
winter with her mother, Mrs. d. Suke-
| forth at Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Cunningham
| visited Sunday at S. A. Overlook.
We see the law on deer in this
county is changed from Nov. IS to
Dec. Is. This change simply means
the determination of deer in this
county as that will give the hunters
plenty of snow on which to track them,
| and what few there are left will either
| be shot or DRIVEN off next fall.
PALERMO.
EAST-Mrs. Helen Worthing and
son Donald were guests Wednesday
evening at Woodbury. Tibbett's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Young of
| Brooks passed Saturday and Sunday
| with Mr. Young's sister, Mrs. II. Il.
| Leeman.
Mrs. W. Tibbetts and daughter
Gladys, went to Belfast, Tuesday
They We're accompanied by Miss Ida
| Pinkham of Branch Mills. Miss Tib-
belts and Miss Pinkham took the boat
for Castine, where they will attend the
f. s.. y. S. Miss Gladys to resume
her studies. while it is Miss Idas first
term.
| NORTH-A large number attended
the wedding reception of Mr.. and Mrs.
| r. w NVnrjhipp March II at tho
| home of the brides mother. Mrs. Hat
| tie Chadwick. The presents were
mary and beautiful including a hand
some dinner set. pieces of silver. glass
| ware, linen. rugs, etc. Ice cream, cake
and coffee were served. The young
| people entered heartily into the games
and music and at a late hour all re-
| turned to their homes having passed
n very enjoyable evening.
Mrs Eliza iNeison. who has been i'll
| CO. o,,or =. to {yeipcy rloxr,J<,