Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-13
WALDO.
MoNTVILLE.

s'st'S ~AfS' ~ ~ VIC VII Soli IldIl 11f Ill
in Belfast
Mrs. #. A. Luce returned from Au-
susta, Tuesday.
Miss lola Dyer, who has been i'll in
Brocaton, Mass, is expected to accom-
pany her mother home, this week.
Mrs. Sarah Howard, who died in
Plttsfiefd on Saturday last, was the
widow of Alfred Howard, whom she
survived by eight months. They were
former residents of Montville and were
greatly missed when they moved away.
Mrs. Orilla Merrithew of Morrill, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. p. w. ia
quith.
Among the people from out of town
to attend the funeral of Mrs Freda
Cstrti Wellington We're Mr.. and Mrs
Perley CARL of Fairfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Richards of Benton, and Mr..
Will CARL Of Pittsfeld. Mass.
TROY.
Married, March 10-L. Hollis and
Miss Marguerite Bowden, both OF Troy.
Ashley Mitchell of Connecticut is at
home for q visit.
Town meeting was held March IL
and the following officers elected:
4dOd'1l n. Il. soitfl-I toN II tit1 N,
Clarence Whitney; seleetmen, G. A.
Woods. Frank Rollins, f. II. Bagley;
road commissioners, Gilbert Small, col
leetor and constable, Arnold W. Dodge;
treasurer George y. Cook: school COM
mittee, F. H Bagley; truant officer,
F. J. Common; auditors, A. l.. Estes,
]. lis Bagley, Hartly Cunningham.
Money was voted as fellows: Roads
and bridges. $500: repair Whitaker
hill, $3.50: state road. $500: town
charges, $1,000; schools, $1,000; school
hooks. s1oe; repairs ON school build
ings, $3.50; high school. $3.50 Voted TO
establish schools at the Center Ward
Hill and webster districts.
At the regular meeting of Seven Star
Grange, Saturday evening, the first
and second degrees We're conferred on
two candidates and three members
were reinstated. It was voted to give
81 toward the rebuilding of the Good
Will Grange cottage. A. w. Dodge
was elected insurance agent.
The r. c. r. c. will hold night
cap social at the Grange hall, Wednes-
day evening. A good time IS being
planned.
The Ladies Aid will meet for dim
ner "Wednesday. with Mrs. y. l.. Es-
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracey of Stonington,
are at work for l. Il. Harding.
Farmers are busy hauling home their
phosphate.
Horace Myrick has bought the Jas.
S. Bither place.
A number in town have bought new
Incubator this winter.
CENTER-The Sunshine Society will
meet with Mrs. Carroll Estes, March
"A.
Juines Rither has sold his place TO
Horace Myrick.
Little Miss Vera Goodale is passing
a week in Unity with her grandmother.
The Misses Izer Whiting and Ma
talie Tayior Of Pittsfield, passed last
week with their grandparents.
E. L. Bagley and family of Pitts
field, were at the Center. Thursday ana
Friday of last week.
Walter TAYLOR and family of Pitts
field, were guests. Sunday. at the
and Mrs John Smith.
Notwithstanding the stormy weather
and bad travelling. Seven Star Grange
held it's regular meeting, Saturday
evening, with about 35 in attendance
THE first and second degrees were con-
ferred upon two. candidates
PALERMO.
CENTER-Miss Lila Northrup ar
rived Saturday from Sanford. She
will pass her vacation with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Northrup.
Miss Katherine Bowler returned
from Oak Grove, Sunday, where she
had been caring for her sister while
i'll.
Miss Matte Edwards of Liberty
who has been at d. w. Benner's the
past week, returned, Sunday. to her
home.
sylvia, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Jones got scalded quite
severely recently.
Several in this vicinity are victims
of the grip.
Mrs. Orilla Brown has returned
from Waterville where she has been
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Louis Latlip visited her father,
Elijah Shorey, Thursday. who Is
i'll at the home of his sister, Mrs
Charles Stowe. Mr.. Shorey though
feeble and aged is much improved IN
health.
NORTH-L Merrifeld goes Mon
day morning to the NJ. CT. hospital Tor
treatment.
Mrs. Florence Ward of Freedom Is
with her mother, Mrs John Black, fori
ayceek's visit.
Gedrge Osgood is quite ill at TINS
writing He has been confined to ms
bed for few days past.
Teams have been busy the past
week hauling fertilizer in preparation
for the coming season.
Miss Blanch Nelson visited at Geo.
Beldin'.. Sunday afternoon.
George Beldin spent the past week
viii, His daughter. Mrs. Walter Town
send in Belfast.
Mrs. Carrie Osgood spent part OF
,ift week with her daughter, Mrs.
Alice Parmenter at Branch Mills.
number Of young people in TINS
vicinity attended the drama IN Plum
Valley" presented at Freedom village
Friday evening
Miss Myrtle Crommett is visiting
f,cr sister, Mrs r. e. Nelson.
Irrantx Yei3nes and Miss Sarah Slmp-5