Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-30
WALDO
LIBERTY.

treatment at the Augusta General hos I
pital
Mrs. Marlton Knowlton, who has !
been passing a week in Camden with |
her mother returned home last Satur- !
day.
r. 5. Maloney, former principal of
Liberty High school, is passing a few
days iii town, guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cram.
Allen knowlton of Belfast passed
Sunday in town with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Knowlton.
l.. G. Morse passed several days in
Boston last week.
Mrs. Sarah Chapman Knowlton died
at her home on Main street, Thursday
morning, March, %. after a lingering
Illness of consumption. Mrs. Knowl-
ton was born in Liberty, the daughter
of Lucinda and Rufus Chapman. A
husband, James l.. Knowlton, two
brothers. Fred and Joseph Chapman,
one sister, Mrs. Ira Davis. four daugh-
ters. Mrs. Truman Linscot, Mrs. Hollis
Jackson, Mrs. William Pierce. Miss
Hattie knowlton. and five sons. Eel
lows, George Jerry, Ernest and Charles
/ knoWlton survive. Burial service was
held at the home, Rev. II. w. Abbott
officiating. The floral tributes We're
many, the casket being entirely COW
cred. Interment was in Locus Hill
cemtery.
Mrs. Percy Benner and daughter
| Thelma are visiting at Mrs. Edmund
| Prescott's in the south part of the
TOWN.
SOUTH-Miss Grace Dunn who has
been stopping with her aunt, Mrs. NJ.
w. Lenfest for few weeks, went to
Manchester Friday. where she will be-
gin Monday a term of school.
Edgar Lenfest of Manchester visited
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Len
fest Il few days last week.
Mrs. Edmond Prescott remains no
better. Sits up some. but unable tn
do any work, and suffers a great deal
pain.
Charles Cove of East Palermo is
stopping with his sisters, Louisa Cove
and Hannah Prescott.
The Edgecomb steam mill has again
started on full time. since the rain and
warmer weather has given them water
for their boilers.
PALERMO.
| Mr.. and Mrs. b. Il. Coombs spent
| Sunday at Week $ Mills
Mrs j. w. Claugh is visiting Mrs.
| Fred Worthing.
| j. r. *. Dinsmore is suffering with
sore eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Cain are said to be
improving at this writing. They have
been very sick.
Master Bail Reed is visiting his
| grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hisler.
/ BRANCH MILLS. = Andrew Nc
| Dougal of Westport was calling
| Wednesday on friends in town.
/ Wendal Turner was caller Satur-
day at b. f. Coombs.'
\ drama and dance was given FRI
day night at the Grange hall. Fred
Parks furnished an oyster supper. Ali
report a fine time.
II NJ. Nelson and Raymond Worthing
shot a fox Sunday.
Mr. Harmon of East Palermo lost
horse last Sunday
| T.. Kitchen, who has been sick with
, pneumonia is gaining slow.
II Miss Barberry and Eva Worthing
=. spent Friday with Mrs. Sarah Worth
ing.
Donald Worthing is spending a few
days with friends in Augusta.
MONROE.
= p. r. Clements died at his home in
| this village Tuesday morning about
l 3 O'Clock after an illness of about two
f months. He was 81 years old and
l. leaves wife, one son, John Clements
of Bangor. and four daughters, Mrs.
t Hattie Sholes of Belfast, Mrs. Stella
l Parker and Mrs. Georgia Brown of
;. SearSport and Miss Mamie Clements of
New York. Mr.. Clements was 81 years
of age and was a highly respected
f citizen The funeral arrangements
? have not been announced.
: sEARSPoRT.
II Andrew j. Biatha died Tuesday
J morning at the Searsport House where
: for nearly 10 years he has made his
home He was i'll but short time,
, having been in his usual health up to
last Sunday. His age was 10 years.
He is survived by one son, Fred
Biatha, a well known travelling man.
Miss Evelyn Bonsay, who has been
tile guest OF her brother Sidney, mail
: clerk on the Il. & A., has returned to
, her home in Ellsworth.
, An adjourned meeting of the Belfast
board OF trade was held Monday night
The report of the committee on manu-
featuring reported that it has re-
ceived subscriptions agreeing to take
| stock in corporation to the amount OF
S22 400 but that this will have to be-
raised to $35, 900 in order to finance the
shoe factory proposition as taken NJ
| at q prior meeting.