Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-05
WALDO.
MONTvILUE.


/ CENTER Harry Davis, of Taunton
was a recent visitor at the home of
| D. c. Cain.
NJ. r. Rogers has purchased two
year-old colt of win Blaisdell, Of
! Palermo et
L. d. Wright vase the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Mary Hussey, in Freedom,
| Saturday and Sunday. Naf
! Mrs G. A. Stewart is visiting Mrs.
/ NJ. NJ. wentworth.
F. A. Luce loaded car of apples
at Belfast, Monday, for E. H. Brown,
of Providence. r, I.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson is at the home
| of G.. L. Edmund.
John Boynton and family, have
moved back from Thorndike, to the
Asa Thompson place.
Mrs Amanda NJ. Kicker entertained
the Larkin club last Thursday.
L. r. Choate recently purchased a
large horse of B. o. Norton, of Bel
! fast sgsdf
Dunton e. Morse off Befast were in
town, Saturday. establishing the lines
1 between the c. w Mason farm, which
they have purchased. and the. farms of
C. f. Howard andfA T,uJackson
Paul Brothers. of North Searsmont,
are to move. their, portable mill on to
the G. A. Boynten lumber lot,s
4 r. Samuel Parsons of North Sears
# mont, is. helping j.. H.li Hills with his
numbering operations. 81 5s4fses=
The Larkin club of Ayers Ridge met
Saturday. evening with Mrs Frank
Luce. -ss44a1eY
J. L. Boynton found silver half
dollar last week in peculiar. place.
A wheel of a heavy wagon displaced
a rock that lay upon another, in his
door yard close to the barn. When
he went to replace the rock he dis
covered the coin between the two. 1t
bore the date of 1892. and had seen
but little wear Instead of milling
around the edge it bore the date and
"1-2 dollar" and $50 cents Upon
one side was a female head and on
the other the American eagle. The
coin had apparently been hidden be-
tween the two rocks many years ago.
TROY.
The Sunshine meeting which was to
meet with Mrs r. w. IIawes, has been
postponed on account of illness.
DR. West of Belfast was in town.
Friday. di'ai
Mr. Kidder of Unity is saving wood
with mis- machne-in this vicinity. tbs
week.
The seIectmen are in session, this
week. at o. B Rheades1s .."'s
Miss Georgia Jackson who has been
quite i'll, is convalescent.
Francis Woods is confined to his
home by Illness
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs Hae4
Pease, is seriously i'll. sEaa ~
Miss Hattie ShibIes is al the h9mg af
Mrs. Julia Seavey, who is s9itedfl
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan M &ilteH &"
Pittsfeld, pass SUNDAY ~athIher par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A, B. Wright.
Mrs. j. L. Bagley was called 80 bath
this week by the Illness Of hg hrath-
er-in-l law. Walter Hill
PALERMO. @
NORTH-Mr and Mrs. r. E. Nelson
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son, born Feb. 2
Miss Ethelyn Nelson passed a few
DAYS last week with her sister, Mrs,
Fred Vose. of Knox.
George Black passed Sunday with
his mother, Mrs H. L. Black
G. B. NJ. Soue and children and Miss
Bibber passed, Thurday evening, WITH
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Worthipg. -
GiIsnan Turner passed, Sunday.
with friends on Marden Hill.
Little Milton Wentworth who Is
with his uncle, Ernest Parmenter, is
i'll with a very bad cold.
Mrs Mary Walker, who has been
keeping house for C. c. Dunn, left,
Feb. 3, for Livermore Falls.
Mrs Abbie Arnold returned home,
Feb. g. from a visit with friends in
Portland, Pawtneket, R. l.. Boston
and Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Peavey passed,
Sunday, at the home of Briggs Tur-
ner.
Miss Grace Black passed two days
last week with Miss Emma Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. James Norton left, Fri
day. for their home in Manitoba, Can.
Mrs. Willie Brady and her mother,
Mrs Martin Trask, passed Thursday
of last week with Mrs. Briggs Turner.
ENTRE-Schools in town closed
Jan. oath At the Greeley Corner
school taught by Jennie M. Chadwick,
the following program was carried out
in the afternoon. Lords prayer,
school: vacation song, school; recita-
ton. Sylvia Leighton; defamation,
George Gregoire notices, school;
recitations, Irma Knowlton, Enroll
Downer, Woodbury. Jones; charade.
George Gregoire, Enroll aDowner and
Woodbury. Jones: recitation Sylvia
Jones, Eugene Grant and Erwin Fin
ley; flag salute, school; concert read
ing, Woodbury. Jones and Maurice
Knox: dialogue, Turned Him Out"
Maurice and Maynard Knox, Willie
Fish, Woodbury. Jones, Sylvia Jones,
Erma Knowlton and Christie Downer;
song, America, school The pupils not
absent or tardy were Maynard, Sylvia
and Woodbury. Jones.
Those on the sick list are Mrs L T.
Leighton and youngest child Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Jones.
BELGRADE LAKES. t
The Ladies' Aid will meet, Tharsday,
Feb 6, with Mrs. George Could All