Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-29

L. c. Morse was visitor in Belfast
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner of Rockland
passed few days in town, last week.
Arthur Boynton is at home from
Brfogewater. Mass, passing a short
vacation with his mother, Mrs Rose
Boynton.
A good sized audience gathered at
Hail st. George, Friday evening. to
see the drama, Tins Mistake" Civ
en- by members of Sheepscot Grange,
Palermo. The first part of the enter
tainment was a musical program. Miss
Gladys Tibbetts of Palermo gave q
piano solo in a very creditable man
ner. The violin solo by Miss Eurania
Bennett was especially fine. She re-
| ceived an encore and responded. Al
the close pf the entertainment an
hour was passed in dancing.
Isaac Reynolds family has moved
to Freedom, where their son, Ralph
is mail carrier.
Tile meat market under the firm
name of Baker & Daggett, has been
dissolved, Mr.. Baker taking the bus
mess.
TROY.
Rev. James Ainslie spoke, Sunday
afternoon, at the Troy Union church.
The ladies of Unity and Troy will
unite in holding fair. Dec. 4th and
5th, in /. O. o. +, hall, Unity.
Troy High school reopened for the
winter term. Monday. The school is
taught by Mr.. Dane of Skowhegan,
Colby, '13.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. b. Garcelon were
in Pittsfield, Tuesday. for the day
Mrs o. d. Estes and Mrs. H. G. Hill
passed Wednesday and Thursday with
friends in Pittsfield.
The Troy students of NJ C. /. are at
home for a two weeks vacation.
r. e. Stone left. Sunday, for a short
trip to Boston.
Mr. Leavitt of Thorndike, who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ar
thur Bagley, left, Monday, for Cln-
ton for short stay with friends.
A. W. Dodge has completed the out
side work on his new brooder house,
and will soon install a new heater.
The I. G. r. c. met at the Grange
hall, Wednesday evening, with large
attendance. Several amendments were
added to the constitution and four
ship. 1t was voted to purchase .T.
C. r. c." pins, which will be dis
tributed at the next meeting. A pro-
gram was presented consisting of
readings by marguerite Coffin, Miss
Linnie Lampher and John Pratt. A
musical contest was held, the selec-
tons being played by Mrs. Knowlton.
A fine Chicken Pie supper was served
in the dining hall after the meeting.
The book committee appointed for the
coming year consists of Mrs. A. w.
Knowlton, Miss Laura Pratt and
Seayey A. Piper.
Services will be held next Sunday
afternoon at the West Troy school,
house.
Ten ladies met, Saturday afternoon,
and organized literary club and will
take the Bay View reading course and
study the books together there, the
coming year.
CENTER-Merton Wingate, recent
ly from Boston, is at c.. j. Hllman's.
Miss Iva Stone left, Friday, for
Lewiston, where she has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Garcelon were
in Pittsiteld one day last week.
Ernest Young is making extensive
repairs on his buildings.
Ben Bennett and Walter Seaver are
in Blanchard on hunting expedition.
Frank Thompson, Arthur Sargent
Leroy Stone and Arthur Cunningham
left, last week, on hunting trip to
Holeb.
A pleasant Sunshine meeting was
held with Mrs. T. p. Tyler. last week,
with large attendanee.4r The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Carroll
Estes.