Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-02
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MONTVILIE,
CENTER.--Mrs. F. A. Cusliman fell
on the ice last Friday sustaining d
fracture and a dislocation of the bones
of her right wrist.
Miss Mercy Cunningham fell WedneS-
day receiving a bad cut on her knee.
A. d. Baker arrived home Friday
from Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Dyer are board
ing at A. B. Wings while Mr.. Dyer
works in l. D. Grams sawmill
Wilfred Walker of Knox was at a.
ID. Bakers last week
Miss Nettie NJ. Ramsay was home for
the week end from Unity.
Miss Gracia Luce was a recent guest
of Miss Lizzie Beaulieu, in Liberty
+. A. Luce is packing apples in Win
terport. He passed Sunday with a
friend in Newburg.
Mrs. V. o. Weed is very ill.
n c. Getchell, who was discovered
to be living alone. cold. hungry, and
ill., has been removed to W. a. Pull
ems.
Miss Mary 4. Bartlett is i'll with
bronchitis.
George Barlow of Rookport was at
L. keller's Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. Rosetta Price accompanied him
home.
Mrs. George S. Lowell has blood
poisoning resulting from scratch
from a rusty nail.
TROY.
The public is invited to an entertain
ment and necktie social Thursday
evening at c. A. Collins, under the
auspices Of the Ladies Aid
y number from town attended the
entertainment last Tuesday night at
Unity, and report u fine time.
No Grange meeting was held Satur
day night.
The heavy snow storm of Saturday
improved the travelling and farmers
are busy again hauling potatoes and
fee.
Eggs are very low for the time of
year. Local stores are now paying
only 20 cents.
The home of Geo. A. Woods is under
quarantine on account of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Dora Fernald is very ill. Miss
Erdene Pierce is also quite i'll.
There are a number of cases of
whooping cough and lagrippe in town.
CENTER Frances, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Woods. has scarlet fever, and their
home is quarantined.
Reuben Carleton. who has been
visiting relatives in town. returned
last week to his home in Dedham,
Mass. !
w. A. Bennett has had the misfor-
tune to lose one of his work horses.
Farmers at the Center have been
bIlSv tho racf xpaaLy hauling ico
Mrs Charles Taylor and grandson
Howard of Unity were guests Friday
ateJ. Goodale's.
The petitions against resubmission
which were circulated in the vicinity
of the Center last week, and received
about 100 signatures would hake been
carried farther and received many
49, names had the travelling been
Better ~ EA AsL So aas. ~" -
Mrs. Edward Wyman. who spent
some time in Dixmont. after her re-
cent operation at the hospital in
Bangor, returned last week to her
home in Troy.
Among the many sick ones at pres
ent are +. A. Myrick and family.
Rosamond Woods and Jos. Marshall
LIBERTY.
-hiss Addie Reynolds has been
spending q week in Freedom, the guest
of Mrs. Bellows.
Mrs. c. B. Holt went to Belfast
Thursday and attended the Chapman |
concert. returning home Friday.
Miss Flora knowlton has been the |
past week visiting her sister, Mrs
Ralph Overlook, in Freedom.
Henry Wyman died at his home last
week, after lingering illness of tu-
berculosis. Mr.. Wyman bought the
l.. P. Berry place last spring and has
been resident of this village since
that time. He formerly lived in Taun-
ton. Mass. and was up in Masonic |
circles. "A wife, two daughters and
one son survive.
Nearly all of the people finished |
harvesting their ice last week. which |
is of superior quality. Those who have
their houses filled are J. ]. Walker.
Mrs. w. H. Hunt, l.. G. Morse, Percy
Benner. a. c. Crochet, Sanford
Brothers, T. P. Mathews. DIR. w. L.
Cargill. J. o. Johnson, Fred Gilman,
George Cram and C. NJ. Hurd.
At the regular meeting of Arbustus
Chapter, o. E. s., Jan. 20, the follow
ing officers were installed: w. NJ,
Mrs. Eva N. Ripley; w. P, Arthur
Norton; A. NJ, Mrs. Rhoda Behner,
Como, Mrs. Mary Norton: A. Cond.
Mrs. Sadie Gilman; Sec, Mrs Carrie
Aver; Treas, Mrs. Harriet Clough;
Chap, Mrs. Abbie White: Marsh. Miss
Ella Greeley. Ada, Mrs. Helen c.
Hurd: Ruth, Mrs. Stella Nelson;
Esther, Miss Ruth Knowlton; Martha,
Miss Artie Johnson; Elector, Mrs.
Ruby Holt: Warden, Mrs. Rosa Gree
ley; Sentinel, Clayben Wellington: Or.
ganist, Miss Grace Hunt. The work
was beautifully done by Past Matron
Mrs. Pauline Pierpoint, assisted by
Mrs. Rose Dreamer as marshall. and
Mrs George Hall as Chaplain of