Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-13

falrIieIu NIStteq IflehuS IN Town, last
week.
Mrs. NJ. J. Biekmo.e. Who has been
seriously in, rs lmpsoFing.
Albion Gerry ana family fage moved
from Benton To their farm. recently
purchased of W. 4. Bennett
The Sunshine Society was Very
pleasantly entertained. "Wednesday by
Mrs c. j. Hflnian. Fhe next needing
will be with Mrs r p 1ssler
News iias been received of the dea n.
in Belmont Of Mrs aIfllfe Gould
Clark formerly of this place.
LIBERTY.
WEST-Charies Cunningham of
North Washington, who had a paraly-
tie shock, last spring. and has since
made it his home win his son. Frank,
has now come to Liberty to live with
his son, Bert, for an indefinite time.
Frank Brown is making repairs on
his barn.
Harry Lenfest of Washington was a
business caller. here, Saturday
Ed HoWes is at work for /. Davis.
at the village, this week.
VIII Acorn is at work in the woods
at The North Palermo steam min.
Bert (. Cunningham raised half
ton of cabbage. this year.
Quite 4 few attended she elrar.@ at
East Palermo, Friday night, a;d a zee
time is reported.
MoNTVilLS.
CENTER-Mr ana Mrs I-ir. m
Baeheider moved 70 Mars liz LIST
Thursday.
The friends and sehooimates of Hiss
ioreRee Day gave her a surprise
party Saturday evening.
Reujamin T. Bognton is here from
RoeAport and stopping at Charles f.
Davis.
Miss Nellie Clement of Haildaie.
was a recent guest of Mrs. Eliza F.
Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren ". Howard were
sunday guests of her father, Roscoe
Whitcomb, in Waldo
Clarence Howes and family of Lib
ertE, were at C. f. Davis, Sunday.
Miss Naneie Sprowl passed part of
last week in Appleton with her father.
l.. r. Sprowl.
A wedding reception will be held at
the Grange hall next Friday evening.
for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Littlefield
Mrs. o. G. Cushman and Mrs. f. A.
Cushman were in Knox. Sunday, at
Wellington Swetts.
Mrs. Hazel A. MACPHERSON and child
got home from Belfast, Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mayhem of Sears :
n A II 10 yGx.se,
day.
Mrs. d. X. Mcfarland is ILL.,
j. V. Jackson had a monument set
in Mount Repose cemetery, last week.
i. b. Luce was home from Belfast.
from Friday to Monday. ~
Mrs. A. d. Baker is in Searsmont a.
Mrs. Isaac PauIs.
Miss Pearl Oxton is to teach school
in Searsmont this fall.
Mrs. Eugene Adams, whose husband
| is. totally blind, has gathered 1871 bar
rels of apples this fall. Mr., Adams got
| the winter fruit, some 100 barrels,
down cellar. and they have shipped -
barrels of fall fruit.
| Schools in town began. Monday, Wit,
! the teachers assigned as follows: Cen
! ter, Miss Nancie Sprowl; Carter, Hiss
i Viola Carter; Halldale. Miss Nellie
Clement; Vose, Miss Addie Palmer;
| Kingdom, Miss Gracia G. Luce; Nc
| Farland's Corner, Miss Leola Choate;
| Whites Corner, Miss Lucy Fuller; g.
2. Ridge, Miss Roberta Wiggin.
BuRNHAM.
| c. E. Sherman is very i'll with an at
| tack of acute indigestion.
| Mrs. Clarence HodgSins of Temple
was recent guest of her friend, Mrs
George T.. Bryant
Miss Hazel Sparrow. who has been
visiting Mrs. Harry Kinney for several
days, returned. Saturday night, to her
| home in Freedom.
| Rev. Mr.. Black of Bangor will preach
at the church next Sunday afternoon
and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Call will pass the
winter at the home of their son, Koy
Call, and their house. at the vliiaSc
will be occupied by Charles S. Sher-
man and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Eastman and
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Wood OF GIN
ton, visited over Sunday with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Achsa McAllister of Dixmont
is visiting friends and relatives.
Waldo Lodge. K. of p, conferred ths
degree of knight on one candidate,
Mr.. Bracket, at their meeting FRIDAY
evening, and served a supper
Ralph Baxter has moved his 1amliy
to the camp he recently built, and VIII
engage in numbering this winter.
FREEDOM.
At the roll call Of Freedom Conare-
gationaI church, vote of thanks was
rendered ID. w. Dodge for the ben
which he, as executor Of MS sistef'
tMrs. Robinspn) win !. hang N the
church steeple. 4 y9te ;l st thanks Mas VIZ