Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-28
FREEDOM.

SOUTH - Mr. D. II. Clark ana
daughter Lucille. were in Waterfalls,
Wednesday, on business.
Addison Jackson and Mrs Flora
Sylvester of this place. were recently
married by the Rev. T. r. Pentecost.
Mrs T. F.. Ward is in Albion. visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Ann Davis.
Miss Grace L. Black and brother,
visited Saturday and Sunday, their
sister, Mrs. Q. i. Ward.
Mrs. Wilbur Penney and son, Ernest,
visited Sunday, with Mr.. and Mrs. \.
II. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed DoWnes and Mr..
and Mrs John Ineraham visited. Sun
day, with Mr. and Mrs J. w Greeley.
LIBERTY.
WEST Walter Light of South Lib
ertv bought a gasoline engine and
wood saving outfit of Albert Boyn-
ton, saturday. He is in hopes to have
good luck and saw the wood in his
vicinity also through a part of Wash
ington.
Miss Sadie Boynton is at work at
North Waldoboro for Mrs. Walters.
Percy Benner is saving the wood
through this section with his gasoline
engine
Bert E. Cunningham has been at
work chopping lumber for G. Cox, hut
is now at work for his brother, at
North Washington.
A rad thunder shower passed over
this place recently but no damage
was done.
Percy Leman is hauling wood which
he bought of Grover Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Cunningham and
family of North Washington visited
his brother here, Sunday.
Walter Light, while trying to start
his H. p gasoline engine which he
had just got. caught his hand in the
vince and broke his arm, also badly
tearing the flesh SO the cords in the
wrist We're exposed.
Jesse Emerson of Palermo visited
his Uncle Frank here. Sunday.
PALERMO
EAST-Mr and Mrs. Walter Young
of Brooks were the guests, Saturday
night and sunday of Mr.. Young's mo-
Their Mrs. Ida Young, and his sister,
Mrs. Addie Leeman.
Woodbury. Tibbetts went to Belfast.
Monday He is hauling fertilizers
from the factory of the Coe Mortimer
Co.
Harry Turner of jefferson, was i'll
this place, Sunday his sister Miss
Blanch. is the guest of Mrs. Cassie
Bradstreet Cain. for this week.
Those from this place who attended
church in the Valley. 80 called, sun
day. report a very able and inspiring
sermon BY the Rev. Mr.. Palmer from
Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh Turner, were
the guests, Sunday, of Mrs, Turner S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Jones.
The selectmen have hired crew in
this vicinity to gather the nests of the
brown tail moths along the highway.
They are very numerous this spring.
f. A.. Bradstreet. has been quite sick
for the past few days, but is better at
this writing.
CENTER-Mrs. Orilla Brown is vis-
ting in Waterville.
Mrs. Henry Coombs and Mrs, Naomi
Gregoire made a business trip TO Au-
gusta recently.
Mrs p G.. Ingalls, of Razorville,
called on the Ridge, also at Mrs. Chas.
NewhalIs Sunday.
Miss Glennie Bailey returned to her
| home at North Palermo. after a week 5
visit with her grandparents, Mr.. and
| Mrs ID. w. Benner.
Ingrahain Turner is visiting at Mrs
Flora Turner'S.
Several scholars in this vicinity are
attending school at Branch Mills.
When returning from Weeks Mills
Saturday. Bert Bradstreets horse was
| taken very sick and though he is now
much improved is not yet able to be
| got home.
NORTH-M and Mrs. {. f. Carr
visited at Celia Nelson's, in Liberty.
Mrs. Daniel Bachelor spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Turner.
Rev. George Palmer will hold meet
| ings, Wednesday. and Thursday eve
nngs. of this week at Ford's Corner.
District superintendent Elder Phelan