Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-08

such that he could not travel farther
than his former. home "a swire sur
wives, Mrs. Mary tpaine1 Patno.
Reuben Noise and family have re-
turned to Detroit after passing the
summer on c T.. Libby's place.
Mrs j. p sturgis and Miss Hannah
Sturgis have moved To Fairfield. also
Henry Carr and family.
Rev. and Mrs. James Ainslie of
Unity passed Thursday and Friday of
| last week as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Lamb. While in town they called
on quite a few friends Thursday
| evening, Mr.. Ainslie held a meeting at
| the West Troy schoolhouse.
II. f. Stone returned Saturday,
| from Boston.
Aubrey Woods of Everett. Mass. is
visiting his father. A. T. Woods.
Mrs. Daniel Shaw and Mrs. c. IL.
| Prentiss, who have been very sick, are
both reported as being better
Miss Verna Gould passed Sunday
with her aunt, Miss Olive Gould, at a.
S. Rollins
The Troy Corner Reading Club met,
Friday evening, at the nome of J. c.
Lamb About 40 were present and
very ENJOYABLE evening spent. 1t Was
voted to have all the library books
numbered on the outside, to have
new bookcase constructed. and 20
have a new page printed to be placed
in the catalogues containing the names
of the new books added this year. The
entertainment consisted of songs by
Annie Rackliffe: music. by Gladys and
Pnyllis Estes; reading. Arnold Dodge;
and song by Mrs. c. y. Coffin. n
pie and coffee supper was served and
the remainder of the evening spent
with games of various kinds. Not un-
Oh late hour did the merry party
leave for moonlight ride to their
bones. The next joy-night viii be
THANKSGIVING party AZ the Grange hall
under the clubs auspices, consisting
of an entertainment, social oyster
supper and general good time.
CENTER.-The common schools in
Troy will close. this week. and the
High school, next week.
MIR and Mrs. Arthur Sargent have
been passing week with friends in
Islesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Seavey and
little daughter of Broekton. Mass. are
visiting at the home of Mrs Seaveys
ell.
Mrs. Emma Hersey and son, john
l.. Getchen, and +. F. Getehell. at
tended the funeral of the late Darius
Getchell. Wednesday, in Plymouth.
Mrs. Abbe Berry and daughter have
moved to the home of her sister, Mrs.
Lorenzo Gareelon.
Truman Cook shipped a carload of
apples to Boston. last week. and will
ship another carload. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs T. w. Halves passed
the week end with friends in Pitts
field.
Miss Frances Young of Bangor is
the guest of Mrs. George Woods for
a week.
Mrs Daniel Shaw is steadily gain
ing. She was greatly pleased with the
post card shower received last
week and wishes to extend thanks to
the many friends who remembered her.
Mrs. Emma Hersey passed the Week
end in Unity. where she was called by
| the death of her brother-in-law Mr..
Patno. which occurred Saturday.
Miss Harriet Wren. nurse. left Mon
| day. for Florida, where she will pass
; the winter.
BURNHAM.
|. Mr. and Mrs Linwood Eastman o.
Clinton visited over Sunday with
friends and relatives in this town.
Miss Florice ID. Foster has returned
to Saco after months vacation
passed at the home of her father,
William G. Foster.
Mrs. Maude +. Mudgett has returned
from Upton, where she has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. F. O. Goodwin.
/ Parties from Waterville are at work
for Frank Mitchell putting water In
his house and store.
The death of Charles Brown, for
mer resident of this town occurred
Monday morning, Nov. 8, at the home
of his son, Frank Brown in Ellis
worth where he has made his homo
| for the past year or more. His age
was about 40 years. Two sons, Frank
/ and Fred Brown survive. The re-
mains will be brought to Clinton
| Wednesday, where services will BIZ
| held and interment made.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jones Went
Sunday to Albion called there by the
death of their eldest daughter, Jennie
Jones Whitman whose death occurred
| Friday The funeral services We're
held, Monday, from her late home a
| husband and several children survive.
George L. Woodwork. former pro-
prietor of Hotel Gerald of Fairfield has
| lea sed the Crockett Hotel. Burnharn
and has taken possession.
| Merle McAllister has organized a
/ Sunday school at the village.
| Milton Hunt has moved his family
to his new home that he purchased oil
| Carol Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Basford of Bos-
!, ton are visiting at the home of his
| mother, Mrs. l.. w. Clark.
| LIBERTY.
! WEST.-Mr. and Mrs J. Parsons
of Montyille and her mother. Mrs.
Curtis. and son, Raymond, of Mon
roe called on friends here, recently.
Perl Stickney of Lynn, Mass, WIS.,
tied his brother. c. l.. Stiekney, Fri
day. Mr.. Stickney was called home