Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-23
WALDO.
PALERMO.


East school, was Obliged to close her
schooi on account of sickness. and left
for her home in Princeton last week.
Schooi vii begin as soon as suitable
teacher can be found.
Mrs. Hammond passed Sunday In Au-
gusta with her daughter Miss Ruby
Hammond.
The many friends of Mrs. H. II.
Thomas will regret to hear of her illness
with nemritls.
Mr. Hunt OF Unity and Mr.. Spinner of
New York. Were at W r. Mace's Satur-
day on business.
Miss Winnie Gordon, who came home
from kent's Hill sick with a severe cold,
has returned to school.
Mrs. T.. Q. Higgins and daughter, Mrs.
c. l.. Cloush. were recent guests of Mrs.
W. r Mace.
George Perkins looks after the outdoor
interests Of G. S. Morrill,. who is still
very low. Mr. Moody of Augusta Is
nurse while Mrs Wallace Is Miss Nor
ing slowly.
Miss ORC Morrow ls at Merton Jacobs
In Rome assisting in homework.
EAST-Walter Young Of Brooks
passed Saturday and Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. ii. b. Leeman.
School closed Friday in this district
after a very successful term taught by
Ethlyn Nelson.
Gladys +. Tibbetts who has been
teaching at Branch Mills, closed her
school Friday and is at her home here
y, y. Scates' horse got tangled In
her halter in such way that it injured
her so badly he was obliged to kill her
Miss Gladys Tibbetts has a class OF
music pupils from Branch Mills who
drive to her home each Thursday.
CENTER-W. 3. Howard of Son.erville,
Mass, arrived at Palermo Center Satur-
day night for two-week's stay Mr.
Howard intends to harvest some ice for
summer use before his return.
\. =. Tyler recently purchased fine
pair of heavy horses.
BRANCH MILLS-E. T. Dodge is
working for Walter Tobey and board
ing with his daughter Mrs. c. o
Dove.
Morris Towle has been spending a
few days at c. O. Doves.
Mrs. Angie Tobey was the guest one
day last week OF Mrs. Annie Kitchen
Wesley Campbell is boarding at Mr.
Runnel's.
f. NJ. Moody is suffering with rheu-
nlatism and IS able to be at the
store Only part of the time.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shorey recently
spent u day with their daughter Mrs
Nettie Hall in China.
Miss Dulcie Crommett is spending q
few days with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Briggs Turner on Level Hin
Miss Gladys Tibbetts closed very
successful term Of school, Friday. Jan
-.
Rev. Robert Hall left Saturday to
80 to the convention in Boston, Mass
Pretty good courage for a man OF his
age and being blind, also.
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. f.. r.
Dove. who We're married Jan. 4. in
Massachusetts. extend best wishes to
them for long and happy life. They
live with Mr. Doves mother, Mrs
Ella Dove.
Alice Parmenter and Flora Kitchen
went to Augusta. Tuesday, Jan. 10.
TROY.
CENTER-J. L. Bagley went to Bel
fast last week for the horse which he
left with the veterinary several weeks
|ago for treatment.
Mrs. Ethel Wyman who went to the
hospital in Bangor week ago for
surgical treatment, is now at private
hospital in Dixmont.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Snow and Mr..
and Mrs. T.. Crawford of Burnham,
We're recent guests at the home of
Reuben Rhoades.
Reuben Carleton of Dedham. Mass,
is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. |. b. Stone, who has been i'll
and under the doctors care for the pa
week. is improving.