Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-25
WALDO.
pAlER MO.


ter, AlonZo Stevens w. Il. Howard
and W. w. Turner have recently har-
vested their supply of ice for sum
mer use. from Sheepscot Great Pond.
| Mrs. !. w. Northrup and daughter.
| Christine. who have been i'll with tom
| silitis. are somewhat improved.
| Erskine Northrup recently caught
fine racuon.
w. r. Howard visited Saturday and
| Sunday on the Ridge.
Misses Lydia and Marion Phillips
are visiting friends in Washington.
! BRANCH MILLS.-Mr. anu Mrs.
| VIII s. Jones Of Augusta. were guests
| OF their parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. Il.
/ Jones. and Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Worth
/ ing. Saturday and Sunday. returning
| Monday.
Misses Ruby Tobey, Beatrice Worth
| ing and Dulcies Crommett are taking
music lessons of Miss Gladys Tibbetts.
| and they went to her home at East
| Palermo, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W, Worthing and
! Mrs. j. w. Clough passed Thursday af-
ternoon and evening with mir. and Mrs.
| Frank Worthing. On Friday evening
| Mr. and Mrs. w. y. Nelson Were
guests there.
| Misses Flora and Doris Kitchen
| went to Ncbleboro Saturday to spend
a week with their aunt. Mrs. Hall.
| Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Worthing
| spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Parmenter.
| The skating on the pond is fine, and
the roung folks are improving it.
| Miss Ida PiDkham intends TO enter
| this spring the Eastern state Normal
school at Castine. She has taken the
examination and passed satisfactorily.
| F. A. Doe was in Watervillc Tues
| day on business.
Mr. Huff of Edgecomb was a visit
or last week Of Dean Estes. Mr.. God
| dard of Waterville was there for few
| davs also.
Mrs Mary Richardson is on the sick
list.
There will be "a dance Feb. ii. in
Grange hall Tozier's orchestra fur
nishes music.
l.. $. Kitchen and G.. \. Bradstreet
were in Augusta last week on bust
ness.
FREEDOM.
d. W. Dodge went to Wateryiile
Sunday morning to take the train for
death of his sister Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. Dodge has been with Mrs. Rob-
inson since November.
Miss June Burrill grom Bangor is
visiting Miss Winnifred Dodge.
Mrs. F. y. Vose from Houlton has
been spending a few weeks with her
brother Frank johnson.
Services are held in the church
HALLDALE.
Thomas Hopkins returned Jan. 10
from his visit in Massachusetts,.
Robert II. Ellis Was taken Jan. l9
the insane asylum. IN Bangor.
c. NJ. Plummer vas quite sick last
week.
Eddie Springer of OLD Orchard is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hall.
Earl Mutt cut his ankle one day last
week while at work in the woods.
M and Mrs. j. T. Hall visited Jan.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. +, +. Mutt in Free
dom.
Rev. j. A. Frye attended church
| here last Sunday
e. A. Hart visited Mr.. and Mrs. j.
+. Hall last week.
FarEers III this vicinity stored their
ice last week.
FREEMAN
SOIrTH-D. ii. Clark is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Lieut.. Frank Clark AT
Fert Mckinley. Portland Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth II. BradstreeJ Of
Albion visited Sunday his father, F. X.
Rradstreet
Ralph Richardson is working for l..
n. Morrison on Beaver Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs O. B. Ward visited
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Black in
Palermo.
Mrs. u. w. Turner and daughter1
Maud have returned from Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Clark OF
Brooks visited Mrs. d. II. Clark few
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Downes visited
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Greeley
John Richardson is working III
Montville for Chester Peva cutting
wood.
]. w. Soule of Beaver Hill was in
Palerfso Sunday visiting.
School in this place closed last week
for the winter, Mrs. Walter oVeftoek
was teacher.
- LIBERTY.
WEST.-Mrs. Edna Jorden. who has
been az the Central Maine Generai
hospital, has so far recovered from
the operation for appendicitis that she
has returned to her home and her
man.. friends will be glad to know
is daily improving.
Mrs Susiana Clark is sick with La
Grippe Miss Stella Howes is at work
for her.
Mrs. Mary f. Turner had wood
bee, Thursday. \ good crowd was
present and fine job done.
Mrs. Everett sherman is stopping
with her husbands parents. AIR. and
Mrs. John Sherman. for few weeks.
c. J.. Stickney sold a nice colt last
| week to Harry Worthing of Palermo.
William Emerson, whose building
recently burned has bought the Car
roll Turner farm and buildings and
will move there in the near future.
Ii is reported that McDougal broth
ers. who are now at Woolwich operat-
ing their steam mill, are to move
their mill here about Feb l, and saw