Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17

FRIENDS hl MIS-. talntl l2IfHtlsS mn
man were shocked to hear OF her death
which occurred. Sunday. Mrs. IIillman
has been i'll for some time and was
operated upon. Saturday, for appendi-
citis and was too weak to rally from
the operation
A baby girl fClarice1 arrived ut the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George +. car
celon, Friday.
r. T.. stove was in Lewiston and
Belfast, last week. ON business.
Messrs. Shaw and FIowes are Saw
ing wood with their machine ar5ua3
Troy Corner, this week.
Miss Bertha i4iliman WAS in Belfast
Tuesday.
Lester Bagley of Oakland visited Ills
mother, Mrs. clara Bagley over sun
day
\. l.. Estes has completed his duties
at Augusta and returned home.
School in town began Monday with
the following teachers: Cooks Corner
Mrs. Lillian Doe Gerrish Corner, Mrs.
Flora MYrick: Barker. Mrs era
kno~iten; West Troy. Linnie Lam
pher: Beech .Hi1l, katherine Phiibrick;
Center, Nina Cunningham; Ward
Hill, Lila Hewes; Rogers Corner Lar-
Inc Hillman: Bagley Hill, Mildred
Danforth Webster, Josephine Hill
man.
CENTER-Ray Sanderson is IT home
from Hartford. CT. for a few weeks
vacation.
Miss Ervena Goodale. who is attend
ing school in Pittsfield, passed the
week end at home.
fa Nv Iaft
day. for Them new home ON the Isle
lau Haul.
Mrs. Thompson of Auburn, who
spent the past two weeks with her sis
ter. Mrs. Daniel Shaw, has returned
home
| Mrs. Alma Green of Wilton is caring
fer her mother. Mrs. Milton Carleton,
who is quite i'll.
j /. Goodale went to Belfast this
week. to serve on the traverse jury
and Gilbert Small on the grand jury.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sargent have
| moved to the home of her parents. Mr.
land Mrs. Charles Smith, who are both
| IN feeble health.
! Mrs Sarah A. Barker, widow of the
late Joseph Barker, passed away very
suddenly, Saturday morning, April l..
She has been in failing health for
some time, but was about her work
| as usual when death came without n
moments warning. Her age was Z"
years. The funeral was held Aunaa} =
| at the home of her SON Five children
survive, Wilbur Barker Of BROOKS. Mar
Icells of Wateiville. Stephen Of Troy,
| Mrs. Frank Dutton of Unity ami Mrs.
Isiah Could OF i'ittsleld.
MoNTVLLE.
/ GENIE r. Miss Geneva \. Narner,
formerly OF this town. died very suit
denly, Friday evening, at the residence
lof Mr. and Mrs F. \. cashman' M
Belfast. Interment was made AT the
Plains cemetery. sunday. Mr. and MRS
iGushman accompanied the romans.
one of our best citizens. Oscar G..
lCushman. passed away, Sunday alter
moon. Rheumatism had made an m
valid OF him for many years lie II
survived by his wife who was MISS
Emma Bowler, of Palermo, two sons,
leicester and Harold. one daughter,
Miss Cassie. and one brother, Sheriff
Frank A. Cushman of Belfast. Al
though a shut IN. Mr. eushman was Il
great reader and we'll informed on all
Ithe current news. Rev. I. X. Pente-
isost oeiated at the funeral which was
ut the home at / p. NJ. Tuesda" IN
-terment at the Plains cemetery.
Z. f. Tasker is charging his shop
& F.. Bowl of Palermo, was g re-
cent guest at q. . Cushman's.
Mrs. George Getchell and Miss Hattie
iBoynton of Belfast, were wishing their
uarents. Mr.. and Mrs David Boynton,
last week.
Twenty-four wild geese alighted in
IF. A. Luce's field. Sunday.
PALERMO.
EAST-George Belden, |. i. Critics
and Roy TRASH painted and cleaned
the interior of the Sheepscot Lake
Grange hail, Monday.
w. 8. Jones Of Palermo Center Sc
lectman and assessor. was business
caller in this part of the town, Mon
day.
Il. l.. Weeks of jefferson was in thi
place last week, on business in regard
To lumber. He bought several lots.
d. w. Benner and his danShter
Mrs. Will Marden, passed the day
Tuesday. with another of Mr.. Ben
ner's daughters. Mrs. Bessie Scates.
Y. d. Bradstreet and II. |. Brad
, etraat with their gasoline engine