Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01

in Hartford. Friday. after few days
vixsit with his brother, G E. Carr.
Miss Ada Bowker visited last week
with Eta Carr.
Mrs. Carrie 0sgood and daughter
Edna attended the Teachers Conven-
ton at Augusta the past week. Mrs.
Sarah Young attended to Mrs. Os-
goods household duties while she was
absent.
The funeral services of Charles VIII
ton, who died, Oct 26, at his home,
was held, Wednesday, Oct. IS. ST the
house. Rev. T. L. Pentecost offieiated.
Selections were sung by Mrs. Edna
Calehan and Mrs. Annie Nelson. Sew
tral G. A. R. friends were in atten-
dance. He was buried in Smiths Gem
Ctary.
/ Fred Proctor ana Miss Susie Dyer.
who We're united in marriage Oct. q,
gave a reception Saturday evening,
Get. IS at Will Morse's. There was a
large number of friends present and
the young couple received many beau
ltiful and useful presents. Refresh
ments of cake. coffee. candy and pea
nuts were enjoyed by all. Mr.. and
Hrs. Proctor have bought the home of
| amos Drawn at Ford's Corner They
are highly esteemed by their many
friends who wish them many years Of
appiness and prosperity
Miss Rilla Black was home over
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Carr returned,
home. Oct. 25, from their trip to Mas
lsaehusetts.
LIBERTY.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Worthing Of
| branch Mills were in town last week.
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. G NJ Hurd
Those from here who attended the
Teachers convention in Augusta last
week were. Miss Ruth Knowton, Miss
Ia Greeley and Miss Gladys skidmore
Harry Werthing OF Branch Mills has
Teen in town the past week packing the
Iapples from the Clough orchard
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Hurd We're business
callers in Belfast, Wednesday of last
week
William p. Cushman. principal of
liberty High school. was called to Ban
Tor Friday by the sudden death of a
lend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell of Lewiston, who
Have been spending a week with her sis
ter and BROTHER Mrs. Bachelor and Aus
tin Crockett, returned home saturday.
South Montville Grange was the guests
LOT Georges River Grange Oct 80 A large
delegation was present, the visiting
IGrange furnishing entertainment. A fine
supper was served after the entertain
aent.
". !. Greeley will go to Union Tuesday,
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ment He will ship several car loads.
Mrs Rhoda Benner and son Percy have
moved from the Gilman place into the
| Vsyman house.
| Ralph Morse of Belfast spent Sunday
with his parents.
Miss Ada Bowler of Sornerville. Mass,
as been passing two weeks in town,
nest Of Mrs. John Aver.
The supper which was served last week
lin crockett's hall for the benefit of the
Ichurch was a decided success The sum
cf s12 was realized.
/ J. r. Griffias, who has been visiting for
| a few weeks in town, left last Thursday
for Freedom, where he win spend a few
Gaya before returning to Boston.
| a J. skidmore spent few days at the
Capital last week.
| John Sanford was in Palermo last
week, packing apples
| WEST-Miss Sadie Boynton visited
friends at Palermo CT over Sunday.
Mrs Andrew Burkett of Lewiston is
visiting her mother, Mrs. May F. Turner,
who has been very sick but is now con-
valscent.
| Mrs Burkett is also visiting her sister,
Mrs. II. ID. Turner at Appleton. r.
/ Many OF the farmers are hauling their
potatoes TO the Palermo potato house and
although they only got s10O per barrel as
per contract. they are fulfilling their con-
| tract without murmur.
b. f. Cunningham shot a large fox
ahead of his hound one day recently. ne
has been working away carpentering all
summer and fall but says he is now
| ready to go for Mr.. Raynard.
| c. L. Stickney recently sold two nice
colts to Charles Adams OF South Mont
Rille.
/ Miss Lena Howes. who has been at
work in Albion for the past six months,
returned home for a few days vacation,
after which she will return TO her work.
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