Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-07-27
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iting his grandparents. MIR. and Mrs. A.
c. Doe.
Mrs. Alice Parmenter Fridey after
noon entertained the Ladies Sewing
Ciree.
Raymond DOVE is acting as substi-
tute for Ed. Cain, on his rural delivery
route while he takes his annual vaea-
tion.
viii Doe. of Boston is visiting his
cousin, F. A. Doe.
Mrs Eva smith of Waltham, Mass.
| returned last Wednesday to her home
after spending her vacation with her
brother. G. A. Worthing and family.
Mr. and Mrs J. P Goddard of Wat
erville were the guests several days last
| week of their daughter, Mrs. Dean Es-
| tes
J. r. b. Densmore and daughter, Dor
othy were Saturday in watervilie
MIR and Mrs w. w Wood of china
have moved into George fCrpmmetts
house. sbftsA
Rev. Robert Hail returned home
| Thursday after several weeks visit
with friends in the eastern part Of the
State
EAsT-Newell NJ Hannah lost a
fire colt Tuesday. by eating paris green
it having been aeeidently left in the
barn.
Jennie Jones and nephew. Arthur
| Thayer of Pawtucket r. l.. are pass
| ing a vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Jones.
| Isaac Quigg has taken the grass to
Gu, en- the farm of Henry Ieman
| H. B. Leeman has nearly finished
harvesting the hay for Mrs. Ida Young.
| NORTH-George Carr Is at nome
from Beverly, helping his father har-
vest his hay.
Mrs Ella Pawlowsky. who has been
| visiting her mother Mrs Eliza Nelson,
returned July q to her home in SOM
ervillc. Mass.
MES. Vesta Kitchen who has been
| visiting relatives in town, left satur-
| dsv for Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crosby of Fair
| field were guests Sunday at William
| Osgood's.
Mrs. Chas Osgood, who is in very
poor health, has gone to pass snort
time i'm Togus with her sister. Mrs.
| Hattie Jackson
Miss Edna Nelson is with her sister
Mrs Fred Vose of Knox.
FREEDOM
colITH-The Misses Louise and Ma
bel 6,urrap have returned to their
home in Waltham. Mass. after q three
weeks vacation with their sister. Mrs.
| A G. Davis.
Perlcy Souie last week bought nhe
| driving horse of w. II. Blake.
| Mrs Ed Meader of Albion one day
| last week visited at f. K. Bradstreet's.
| Seth Banton of Freedom Sunday
tfarry naZia
VIII Soule of Beaver Hill was Sun
| day in Palermo
There will be an ice cream sociai
next Saturday night at q. H. Clarks.
Ralph D. Young is hauling box board
lumber to Throndike Station.
TROY.
Misses E.stelle Harding and Laura
Pratt attended the summer school for
teachers last week at Farmington.
| Mrs Kate Brown and sister, Mrs.
| Charles Hall of Lawrence. Mass, re-
| turned Wednesday to their homes.
| .. ID. Estes has sold his farm TO
Merton Bagley
| b. F. Harding, who with Mrs Hard
| ing is visiting his daughter. Mrs. @.
Z. Bryant in Burnham. was the Guess
Tuesday of DR. III. T. Dodge
Miss Minnie Paine and sister. Mrs
Rosie Patnoy. are guests of their ian
ther, Mrs. A. r. Woods.
CENTER-Augustus Stevens has
purchased horse of M. V B. Mitchell
George Allen has returned to his
home in Dixmont.
Mrs Warren Berry and daughter
will move to the Garcelon house. re-
Gently vacated by the Sanford family.
Mrs. Walter Hill and little son of
Bath passed last week with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bachelor.
Daniel Shaws niece from Pennsyl-
vania, who has been visiting her uncle
| and other relatives for several weeks.
left town Friday.
Mrs. n. e. Danforth entertained at
her cottage at Wndemere Sunday
| party of Is. including a cousin from
Thorndike and another from Brockton,
| Mass.
LIBERTY.
| Bert Grant of Palermo Center and
Frank Vittiam of Bingham are at
| work haying for Albert Boynton.
Mr. and Mrs Wales Sherman are the
| happy parents of little girl born July
, II.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Gay of Boston
Hannan Mr.. Gay has returned. but
Mrs Gay will pass a few weeks here.
Mrs. II. F. Evans of Washington.
who has been making weeks visit
to her son, C. l.. Stickney and family,
returned home Saturday.
Miss Sadie Boynton. who has been at
work for few weeks in Waldoboro.
has returned home.
We hope the people will not forget
our Union Sunday school at the Brad
street schoolhouse Sunday at 10
O'Clock. If stormy Sunday morning
and fair in the afternoon, the school
will commence at o'clock. While we
have membership of 90. the superin-
tendent believes that with the coop
Grafton of the parents membership
of 40 could be obtained for the school.
Mrs. Belle Howes Mrs. Elonia cum
ningham and Mrs, Cora Stiekney nave
picked over II bushels of blueoerfies
this season and are still picking