Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-07

the work at the Howard and Handy
Farm.
Miss Florence Knox is AT hone from
Pcnaduid beach. whore she has been
at work for the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w Nurthrup and
daughter Christine made a business
trip Friday 10 Augusta.
Earl Nelson was a visitor Sunday in
the place.
The Palermo Center Sunday school
held its annual picnic Friday ut the
head of Sheepscott lake.
Warner l.. Carver Of Boston aud gu
perintendent of the American Sunday
school union for New England will
preach SUNDAY Sept 49, ut East Palcr-
mo al 80.
Henry Leeman is teaching in Jcifer-
son.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs y. b.
Tyler is very III.
Mrs. :. j. Lane aud children Of An
sonia. Conn, who have been visiting
at her old home left Monday To visit
her aunt. Mrs. a. l.. Grotton in Wash
ington and will also visit her brother
in jefferson before returning home.
The roof of the schoolhouse at Gree
ly's Corner is being newly shinsled.
School begins September ) at Gree
ly's Corner with Mrs. Naomi Gregoirc
teacher She will also carry the schol-
ars from the lower district.
Mrs. Orilla Brown is visiting in Wa
terville.
NORTH-Carr's Corner Sewing Cir
Gle neld an ice cream sale, Saturday
evening. at II. NJ. Nelson's. There
was a large gathering, sl1.65 was real
lied.
The Misses Ethelyn and Emma Mel
son visited few days last Week with
| their aunt. Mrs. Almatia Sopcr. in
Pittston and attended the Field meet
ing at Togus.
William c. Adams, who has been
living for several months with his
daughter, Mrs. Addie Farris, died
very suddenly. Wednesday morning.
at her home. He was past the age of
SO The funeral services were held
Friday morning at o'clock Rev. S.
II. Calehan officiated. There we're
many beautiful floral tributes. The
remains were taken to Belfast for
Burial. -Four daughters, Mrs. Betse}
Mathew of Deer Isle, Mrs. Addie
Farris and Mrs Callie Parmenter of
Palermo and Mrs. Jamie Bennett of
Worcester, and one son, Willie Adams
of Morrill,, also % grandchildren and
Sc great grandchildren are left to
mourn his loss.
Miss Edith Nelson, who is employed
to teach the primary grades in Free
dom village. begins work Sept. ;.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Nelson attend
ed the fair in Waterville, Thursday.
They spent Thursday night at the
home of William H. Wood in East
Nassalboro.
Fred 4. Fuller of Reading, Mass.
who has been spending his two weeks
vacation at C. E. Cars. started Tues
day, for his home. He was aecompan-
led by Miss Louise Carr as far as
Faith. where they spent a few days
visiting friends.
A picnic for the enjoy ,nent of the
children of Carrs Corner Sunday
school vas held Frio.ay afternoon in
e'hadwiek grove. There We're 80 pres
ent including, teachers, parents and
friends All very much enjoyed the
lunch and games.
Miss Edna Osgood. who has taught
tie Normal Course i'll Freedom acad-
y
sume her duties Sept. :.
Mrs. Lizzie Spller. Mrs. Ada Bowler
and Mrs. Maria Marden visited Thurs
day a. William Osgood's.
T. f. Young spent the past week
in Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mclaughlin of
Weeks Mills visited at Ira Black S.
Sunday.
Mrs. Ira Black and Sadie Black are
visiting Miss Rilla Black in Albion.
TROY.
CENTER.--Roy Sanderson left Sat
urday for Connecticut.
Miss Eta Bagley of Concord, \. |
H.. is the guest of her brother. O. r |
Eagley.
Mrs. r. W. Halves passed the week
end with friends in Pittsfield.
Mr.. and Mrs George Whiting of |
Baltimore. Md, and Walter Taylor
and family of Pittsfield We're guests, |
Friday, at John Smiths.
The Sunshine Society will meet Sept !
with Miss Nellie Danforth
Rev. James Anslie of Unity will |
hold an open air meeting Wednesday |
etening of this week, in the grove at |
the Center
The schools in Troy will begin this |
" eek with teachers as follows: Cook $ |
Corner, Lora Harding; Beech HILL |
Nina Cunningham; Ward Hill, Freda |
Shibles; Rogers Corner, Bertha Hill |
nan: West Troy, Abbie Maiitt; Ger
ish Corner, Eerna Gould: Webster |
Dist, Laura Pratt; Bagley HILL Mrs |
Adams