Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-03
WAL DOBORO.

| lumber III Nnftei1eid Tor Il lew days
WALooBoRo.
| Notification Burnheimer went t.
| Waldoboro, Monday.
| Willis Keen is working for l. a
| Burgess at Willow Lake farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Soule anc
daughter, Esther, of West Waldoborc
passed Christmas with Mrs. Soule',
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses New
bert.
Isaac Overlook is doing quite 4
business catching rats for the past
several days. He has caught Is OF
these destructive animals.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Welt of Waldo
boro. Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Newbert
and Cecil Newbert passed Sunday
with their parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Lorenzo Newbert
Mrs. George oliver has gone to
Bradford. Mass, to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harland Hussey.
George Bonner. Foster Mank and
Elmus Shuman are cutting toothpick
wood for Mr.. Bradbury of Norway.
Mr.. and Mrs Leland Johnston of
Washington passed Sunday with Mrs.
Jchnston's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
win Miller
Mrs Ada Feyler and Mrs. Annie
stain attended the State Grange in
Lewiston, recently, and report a
grand good time.
Several members of Maple Grange
went to North Warren, Saturday. to
attend the Union Pomona that met
with White Oak Grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryant of
Washington, Mrs. Mary Kennedy of
East jefferson. Mrs Grace Hallett of
Augusta end Walter and Rita Ken
nody Of Massachusetts passed Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Overlook.
Miss Annie Orff is gaining rapidly
from her surgical operation for ap-
pendioitis at the Knox Hospital al
Roekland, several DAYS ago.
Miss NJ. Ruby Walter who has beer
passing Christmas week at home, re-
turned to her work as teacher of the
primary school in Union, Monday
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. league went
to Union New Years day, to visit
their daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Reverb
NJ. Carroll.
Christmas eve Mr.. and Mrs. Nirgi
Morse were presented with 4 nice
baby boy. mother and child are doing
well. Mrs. D. o. Stahl is caring fol
them.
Miss Ella Shuman, who has been 9
great sufferer from neuralgia of the
heart for the past few years ant
who has been very i'll with the grill
| the past several days. passed away
early Sunday morning.
HEAD TIDE.
Lester Dow is able ~ be Ut wQrl
after ii hard sickness.
Mrs. Clarence Hilton is visiting lie
| mother in Whitetield.
| Mrs Ware of West Gardiner /
| stopping with Mrs. John Tibbets 70
| the winter.
Katie Bailey of Whitelield is il
| town working at Glen Jewetts.
| Mr.. Keen of Bremen is stoppin
| with his sister, Mrs. Glen Jewett, 70
| the winter
| Nelson Titus of Boston is passin
| the holidays with his parents, Mr.. an
| Mrs. William Titus.
| Mrs. Lizzie Hodgkins Of Whitefiel
has been visiting friends at Hea
| Tide.
| MISS Jennie w oOu Oh bpStoli, VIII
| was called here by the death of he
mother, has returned to Massachu
| sets.
| Mrs. Charles Watson fell dow
stairs Christmas morning. She
| confined to her bed. Mrs. GoodWi
| of Dresden is caring for her.
The indignation of the village pee
pie was heard when they learne
some INSCRIPTIONS person had kille
Mrs. True's pet white coon cat. Mrs
| True is a lady of refinement and hel
in high esteem by all.
| JOICE.
| Roger Trainor went to Bath Moi
day, to spend New Years with his pal
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Traino
School in this district. taught
Miss Sadie Marson, closed, F'rida,
Dec. %.
Mrs. Jennie Henry has been abser
from home a number or days, helpin
care for William O. Neil. who passe
away, Friday night. Dec. 20, after
short illness with pneumonia Grea
sympathy is felt for his wife who
left with family of small children.
Leslie Wadsworth Lewis went
Windsor. Tuesday. to visit at the HON
q L.