Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-17
WALDO.
TROY.

| seven star Grange observed ODmaT-
| ried Members night, Saturday evening
| with the following officers in tht
| chairs: Master A. w. Dodge; over
seer. Nat Sargent; steward, James
| Mitchell; assistan steward, Johr
| Pratt; lady assistant steward, Miss
| Gladys Estes; secretary. l.. l.. Rog-
| ers; lecturer, Miss Rosamond Woods
| chaplain, Miss Pauline Rogers; gate
| keeper. Fillmore Wright; lady off
| GERS, Misses Phyllis u. Estes, Lurline
IIillman and Golda Sidelinger. A fine
program was presented, consisting OF
| tableauX, pantomines, charades. mu-
sic and readings. Refreshments of ice
| cream, cake, saltines and fruit punch
were served in the dining room. by
| the young people. The hall and din
| ing room were decorated very prettily
| and much credit is due the young peo-
pie for the way in which they enter
| tanned the older members. Sixty mem
bers Were present. The meeting in
two weeks viii be Married Members
| night.
| A large number from town attended
| the plays given by the hurry Stock
| Co. az Unity, last week.
A. w. Dodge has mad a crew pick
| ing peas for the Boston market, the
| past week.
Rev. James Ainslee will speak in
| the grove at Troy Center. next sun
day afternoon, at o'clock.
Miss Freda Shibles has returned TO
Castine, where she will work for the
summer.
Rev. H. W. Rowe of Waterville WIS.,
| tied at A. w. Dodges, for few days.
| last week.
Mrs. Abbie Myriek of Belfast return
ed home, Wednesday. after passing a
| few days with Mrs NJ. T. Dodge and
Mrs. l.. b. Harding.
CENTER-Mrs. Hattie Pendleton
was in Newport, Saturday.
Mrs Lizzie Hopkins is passing few
weeks in Detroit.
Guerdon Danforth has returned to
his home in Randolph.
Alberta Danforth of Randolph is
passing few weeks at the Center
| with her aunt, Miss Nellie Danforth.
Mrs Emma Haines of Passadum-
| keag is the guest of her aunt, Mrs
Charles Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Gerald, who
| have employment in Rumford. are at
home for few days.
Miss Ervena Goodale returned, Sun
day. from Unity, where she spent
sometime with her grandmother.
Merton Wingate left. Monday. for
Waterville. where he has employment.
The Sunshine Society held one of its
pleasant meetings. Thursday after
noon, with Mrs. r. H. Ward, with good
attendance.
Rev. James Ainsiie will hold an open
air meeting in the grove at the Center
at 2 o'clock next Sunday afternoon,
| if pleasant. Otherwise the meeting
will be in the town house All are cor
daily invited to attend and to remain
to the Sunday school.
LIBERTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grant and
| family arrived, last week. and opened
| their cottage at Penola Point. Mr..
Grant landed a ten-pound salmon,
Thursday. after his arrival.
Bert Bradstreet and his daughter,
| Maud. of Brockton, Mass, who have
been visiting Mr.. Bradstreet's mother,
| Mrs. S. A. White, for several days. re-
| turned home. Friday.
Miss Addie Reynolds left, last week.
| for Old Orchard. where she has a po-
sition as table girl in one of the hotels.
| q. M. Hurd was a business caller in
Belfast, Tuesday.
| Mr.. Hay and sister. Miss Hay. are
| at their cottage On Birch Island, after
several years absence.
| Miss Genie Bancroft has arrived
| from Brooklyn, N. Y, for the season,
and is STAYING at George Craven's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pulsifer and
! children of Brooklyn, N. Y, are at the
| Puisifer cottage.
| Doctor and Mrs. II. f. Knowlton,
| and maid of Belfast. are passing two
| weeks at a cottage in Beaulieu Park
Miss Ella Greeley. who has been in
North Hampton, Mass, since last Mo-
| vember, returned home. last Saturday
Miss Susan Copp, who has been
! spending several weeks in Augusta,
| returned home, last Monday.
| Miss Ruth Knowlton closed a very
/ 81 ccessful term of school at South
| Liberty, July Sd. Miss Knowlton is 4
graduate of Coburn Classical Institute
| and is a painstaking teacher. She re-
! ceived many pretty gifts from her pu-
! pills as testimony of their love and re-
| spect for her.
Rev. C. b. Ames of Belfast, Robert
| w. Cushman and j. A. Cushman OF
| Boston, are camping at the Morse cot
| tage on Burnt Island
| WEST--Willis Turner of Freedom
| visited his wife and son here. Sunday
r s. Emerson went to Waldoporo
| Sunday, to visit his only sister. who il
| dangerously i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Donald were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Stickney
Sunday.
BURNHAM.
The death of Mary f. Gilmore
| Hart, wife of John f. Hart, occurred
Saturday morning, July 13, after al
illness of short duration. She wal
born in Searsmont in December, ls4S
and was the daughter of Rufus Gil
more She was married AZ years ago
and in her early married life moved
to this town where they have since
resided For more than rs years Mr.
and Mrs. Hart conducted the Har
hotel and had a large circle of friends
and acuuaintances. They sold tn