Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-03

II. NJ. Nelson purchased a large
horse of A 3. Stratton Saturday.
| Angus Young passed Sunday with
his family.
| Mrs. S. II. Calehan has been quite
| i'll for the past few days, but is slowly
| improving.
Walter Hussey of Waterville visited
Sunday at William Osgoods.
II. w. Worthing purchased two hogs
of II. l.. Black last week.
The parsonage at Cars Corner mar
rowly escaped burning April &c. The
| fire started from what were supposed
| to be fireless ashes thrown back of the
house. 1t burned over quite a large
place and swept around the building,
catching in a number OF places, but by
the strenuous efforts of Mr.. Calehan
and the neighbors, it was finally ex-
tinguished.
W. A. Nelson made his regular trip
to Augusta Saturday, carrying three
hogs for market.
Among our up-to-d date farmers are
Warren Nelson, who has a piece of
oats sown and Frank Nelson who has
planted a piece of early potatoes.
Miss klossie Turner is stopping with
her aunt, Mrs. Daniel Bachelor. and
attending school at Cars Corner.
Miss Ethelyn Nelson came home
from school with very sore throat
Thursday night and was unable to
teach Friday or Monday.
CENTER-Mrs. Temperance Turner.
who has been in Waterville the past
winter, returned to her farm here Sun
day.
Mrs. Wendell Turner is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Gardiner, Pittston
and Whiteffeld.
Rev. Nathan Hunt preached at the
chapel here Sunday
Many of the children in this vicinity
are sick with whooping cough.
FREEDOM.
The Ladies' Circle sold may baskets
Monday afternoon. mss Effe NJ. Flye
kindly allowed them the use of a counter
in her new store
Marshall Lawrence is still in Albion.
Miss Edith Lawrence is in Belfast dress
making -
Mrs. Jennie Webb from Swanville. has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Susan
Flye
Freedom Academy catalogues are out
for the year 1sl1-ls12. This academy was
established in the year 1896,
CALENDAR, 1911:-Dee. 81. Tuesday
winter term opens; March 5. Monday
Nose prize speaking; March II, Friday
winter term closes; vacation of ten days;
April l9. Patriots day; May 30, Memorial
day; June 4, Sunday, Baccalaureate Ex-
ercises; June s. Junior prize Exhibition
June 6, Glass Day Exercises, Commence
mpnt concert z ~ In xar-
cises, Alumni Reunion; September s.
Tuesday, fall term opens; December A.
Monday, Small prize speaking; December
ls Friday, fall term closes; vacation of
| two weeks; December %, Tuesday, winter
| term opens Freedom Academy Associa-
ton. Officers: A. NJ Small, Nj. D.. Presi-
dent: j. B. Wiggin, Vice President; j
w. Libby, Secretary: Hon D. W. Dodge
| Treasurer. Board of instructions: Wal
| lace +. Holman, A. B., Principal, Bates
| College, Science and Mathematics; Ber-
tina II. Bryant, Colby College, Latin
French. German Edna l.. Osgood. Cas-
tine Normal school, Normal branches
and English.
| SoUTH-W. B. Soule and son, Per-
ley visited relatives Sunday in Pa
1ermo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. B. Ward visited
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Black in Palermo
Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Sanford of Montville is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Sanford.
Oscar Sabine is working for Wilder
| Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bragg ano
daughter. Marion, visited Mrs. Frank
Fuller Sunday.
Ralph Richardson is working for l.
| A. Bowler.
stephen B. Clark recently went tC
| Weeks Mills after his sister Miss Lu-
ellie Clark, who has been visiting
there
Frank Richardson went to Branch
Mills last week with load of shaved
hoops.
Bert Swears sold a yoke of steers
last week to Simon Bradstreet.
MIR. and Mrs. A. G. Davis hav.
moved on their farm for the summer