Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-14
MONTVILLE

MUM
Earl IIoWeS of Searsmont vas in
town Monday.
Mrs. Hollis Jackson visited in West
Appleton recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Hartman OF
West Appleton have moved to Enoch
Pease's house at South Montville.
Frank Burrill of Unity was in town
last week.
Walter L. Bessey of Thorndike was
in town last week on business He
purchased one nice new mich COW
and two fancy veal calves Of Ralph w.
Howard
Robert Fuller of Freedom was in
town last week.
LIewcllyn Taylor passed the week.
end with his friend ana schoolmate,
Merle II. Hard.
Miss Lucie Belgard passed the
weekend with her schoolmates, Net
tie and Marcia IIurd.
John Brown and his sisters Of Poors
Mills were III town recently.
Ernest i. fitzpatrick OF Weston has
sold a farm which he owned III Mont
Clifton Morse has - lambs from
i sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Webster and
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry of Boston. have
arrived in Maine and opened their cot
tagc.
Fred Thompson Of North Mont
willie has purchased an automobile.
Mrs. Eliza Waterhouse is very ill.
George jackson of North Sears
mont was in town last week.
Rev. William Berriman Of Unity
was in town last week, coming by
automobile.
Mr.. Adams of Morrill, was in town
last week
On account of the epidemic Of
whooping cough in Vose district. the
people who do not wish t. be exposed
are remaining away from the meetings
held in the schoolhouse.
Emory L. Nutter, who is attend
ing the academy at Freedom village.
passed the weekend with his pa
rents here.
John Bonner transports his son
Fremont Bonner to the school in
Freedom village.
Mrs. Martin Written, is sick with
bad attack of heart trouble. DR..
Small Of Freedom is attending her.
Harold Nutter, one of the boy
preachers here has been elected su-
perintendent of the Sunday school at
the Halldale church at North Mont
Vile.
Mrs. Ada Woods and family of
Winnicook, attended meeting Sun
day afternoon at Nose schoolhouse.
There was Sunday school organ
lied at Nose schoolhouse last sun
day afternoon with Baxter Written
as superintendent. He is one of the
boy preachers here and also has
teaching duties.
Rev. Charles Adams of South
Montville, preached at Halldale,
last Sunday and will hold services
there again next Sunday morning at
the usual hour.
WEST-West Montville held its
first Sunday school May which was
well attended although many chill
dren are suffering with whooping
cough.
Mrs. Eliza Written is seriously i'll.
She is under the care of DR.. Small of
Freedom.
Herbert Jackson who has passed
the winter and spring in Belfast has
returned to his home here.
Six people from Burnham who
We're formerly old residents or had
relatives here attended the meeting
in the schoolhouse Sunday.
Percy Stebbins of Freedom is
working in West Montville for a few
weeks
I. \. Quigg very we'll known
business man here recently met with
a serious accident in his mill in
Freedom. He is now recovering.
Doctor Howes and his wife Of
Bangor. were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Howes' father.
Captain John Cole who for two
years has been a great worker in the
church has gone away. The home
istoccupied by family from Berlin,
y. H.
Lulu Ray Roberts is another VIC
tim of whooping cough.
Marcia Greeley of Freedom has
been working for Mrs. John Nutter.
Ruth Penney passed the weekend
in Freedom with Mrs. I. n. Quigg.
George Hart of Belfast was a
guest here Sunday.
Hazel Penney was representative
from, the Freedom acadHnay in the