Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-02

FREEDOM.

eye while playing ball, Monday
The Ladies', Circle win give Tom
Thumb party at the home OF Mrs,
Murch. Thursday afternoon. MAY 2
Mrs. James Libby and Miss Ellie t1Ne
hostesses for the day.
Miss Ethel Vose is better. but not
yet able to be out.
Ralph Reynolds is soon TO serve his
route by the use of a motorcycle IN
stead of a team.
TROY
CENTER. /. Goodaic was IN
Pntsneld, Monday.
Miss Nellie Danforth passed the
week end in Unity.
daughter was recently born To
Mr. and Mrs. belmont Gerry.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. W. HAYES passed
the week end In Pittsfeid.
Miss Addie Stone, who has en-
ployment IN Lewiston. is at home for
a few days.
Mrs. j. L Goodale spent several
days, last week. In Unity.
Miss Estelle Harding began teach
ing, this week, in DiXmont
Miss Hora Harding is teaching in
Thorndilse.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bither are at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Fernald.
The Center was startled out of its
usual calm, Friday evening, by the
telephone call for help in lighting IRE
at Unity village Messrs. Goodale,
Hopkins, Sargent and Getchell re-
sponded to the urgent summons. The
fire was extinguished before any great
damage was done except the burning
of Fairbanks mill which was not in
sured. DIR. Trueworthy's automobile
which was stored in one OF Mr. Fair
banks buildings was also burned.
James Bther has bought the Calvin
Rand place on Bagley Hill.
LIBERTY.
WEST-W Walter Beaulieu recently
purchased horse for farm work of w.
Il. Whitaker.
Mrs. Edward Glidden is sick with u
bad cold.
Willis Turner has new horse,
which he got of Otis Jones at South
Liberty. He went to Freedom on a
business trip, Saturday. He expects TO
move his wife and family to Freedom
in the near future.
Bert T.. Cunningham offers reward
for information as to the whereabouts
Of his black, white and tan fox hound.
He has large black spot on both
sides and has a scar on one upper lip.
Answers to the name of Hunter.
Seleetman Nelson has had g crew
gathering brown-tail moths nests on
the highwya. The tall trees have been
cut down and alal nests taken 50 feet
from the center of the road both ways
There is much credit due Mr. Nelson
for the efficient work he has done in
this line.
| jessie Emerson of Palermo was
business caller here, recently
Mrs. Mary F. Turner. who has been
very sick has bad new complications
set in and is not as well as she was
last week.
Mrs. r. p Morang was the guest Oh
Mrs A. L. Howes Friday.
Charles Brand of Cooper's Mills mas
a crew of men driving logs on the
Sheepscot river here. File has l9oooo
feet TO drive to Cooper's Mills anu
here. AS the river is narrow ana very
crooked they have only got some lMo
miles on their journey OF about 10
miles. But they have now got where
the river is wide and quite straight, so
they will now go much faster
School commenced at the Bradstree.
schooll,ouse under the instruction "
Miss Alice Henderson OF Union She
boards with Mrs Bert Il. Cunningham
MONTVlLLE.
CENTER-Harold Boynton was the
/, guest of George Fuller at Weeks Mills
Thursday and Friday
| Charles Hall of Camden was GAZING on
| old friends at the Kingdom, SATURDAY.
Clinton Wing of Belmont visited ms
| brother. A. B. Wing. Friday
! Friends of Miss Hattie sargent are
sorry to hear she is Ill in Bangor.
| Mrs. Zenobia Cummings of Palermo
was recent guest OF Mrs. Lucy Plum
| mer
Mrs John Cornforth Of Knox and Mrs
Sarah Thompson visited Mrs. w r
| Jones, Thursday.
G. A Boynton got a nasty cut in the
! bali of his right thumb while shaving
hoops. last week. Three sutches were
1 rtoS fba wound