Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-15

| irien0S.
PALERMO.
| EOETHE cles Wilton, while go
| ing from the shed - the house, slipped
| on Il piece NJ ice and fell, iujuring hie
| hip and head badly. No bones werF
| broken.
The farmers at Ford's Corner arr
| harling potatoes to ThorndiKc.
George Soulc attended Feb. Q, the
funeral services oi Daniel Sanford ir
Mcntvil!o.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Nelson passed
| Saturday With her sister in Portland.
viii Fuller and mother were guests
Thursday evening of Mrs. Maria Mar
den.
Mrs. Ethel Bradstreet has heen with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. VI. Mel
| son, the past week.
e. G. Dunn entertained Saturday af-
ternoon Rev. and Mrs. s. II. Calchan.
one day last week Warren Nelson
killed four nice hogs. He sold three OF
them TO Mcurl Clark Of East Eassai-
horO.
Rainh Strout of Branch Mills has
gone Ia Lewiston, where ne has em-
ployment.
TROY.
| CENTER-Roy SanderSon left Sat
| urday for Lowell, Mass, where he has
employment.
| Mr.. and Mrs l.. J. Snndcrson are
visiting relatives in Massachusetts.
air. and Mrs. Frank Thompson We're
| in Pittsficld Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie White has sold her farm
| to +. II. Garcclon.
Mrs Susie SWcars of Albion. passed
several days last week with her moth
or and sister at tho Center. Her sister.
Miss Mae Hamilton accompanied her
home tho last Of the week.
FREEDOM.
SOTTH-Miss Eunicc NJ. Bradstreet
has returned To Fairfield after q
oek's visit at home
Mr.. and Mrs. Get. Bragdon visited
Saturday ana sunday at Z. Bragdons.
Miss Carrie Greeley is visiting
friends in Knox.
Geo. Boulter Of Knox, was in this
place last week buying live stock.
MIR. and Mrs. S. II. Bradstreet visited
Sunday at +. X. Bradstreet's.
Miss Eleanor Richardson and sister
Maria, visited last week at thas. Hll-
lins'a in Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Sanford attended
the funeral last Friday. Of their
nephew, Daniel Sanford, Of MontViiie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Russell and chill
dren are stopping with y. II, Russeii
1or q snort time.
win Nardon of Palermo is working
on Beaver Hill for l.. y. Morrison.
Uavy Davis. who has had an ill
turn, is muen better at this writing.
Chae. Richardson has bought 4 yoke
| Of steers of simon Bradstreet.
Mr aud Ma. ]. w. Greeley were in
Watervnln Tuesday on business.
q. Z. Hutchins is doing carpenter
work in Albion.
MONTV!lLE.
CENTER-After submitting 10
surgical operation III Portland some
1wo weeks ago, and another at MS
home FEBRUARY 6. Daniel II. Sanford
died Feb. 3. The funeral was from the
the following saturday Rev. Thomas
In. Pentocost officiating. y wife. an
agcd mother Mrs. Sarah ]. Sanford. a
sister. Mrs. Rose Downer, and q
brother. Frank W. all OF this town are
llcft 10 mourn their loss. He was 4
klnd tuSIdilti, u AiiSA't oH' -
never firing worker.
T. II. Smith. r. l.. Bennett and NJ.
N. Wentworth are painting and max
ing other improvements on the in
terror Of the town house.
J. l.. Bean recently sold some old
growth rock naples to an agent OF
Millinocket paper company for roll
ers. one tree was four feet and nine
inches in diameter.
The remains of Mrs. Lovinia Bar
low of Searmont were brought Sunday
to Mount RcpoSe cemetery for inter
mant
Elmer F. DagGctt of Augusta was
the guest OF his uncle, a. ID. 5aker
from Wednesday to Friday.
Miss Mildred Harmon is visiting
Mrs. Geneva Prescott in Liberty.
Mrs. Lena Oxton and family have
moved 10 Appleton,
f. W. Gowen of Watervillc, and his
niece, Gertrude Gowen, were i'll town
Monday calling on old friends.
The sclectmen were settling up the
towns accounts Wednesday. Feb. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Adams moved
Saturday from Morrill, to the farm
they bought of l.. r. Nash.
Augustus Marden of Vassalboro.
Asa sawyer of Unity. and Adelbert
Sawyer of Waldo. were In town Sat-
urday to attend the funeral of D. H.
Sanford