Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-14
MONTVHLE
Methodist Conference

mGLHCOISI AOUtCtCI
The Maine Methodist Episcopal
Rockland on-April %, Bishop Ander-
son will preside. At the concluding
session of the conference appoint
ments of pastors for the coming year
will be announced. While 1t is the
custom to make frequent transfers
of clergymen from one church to
another, it is reported that many
churches have petitioned for the
retention Of their present pastors
for another year.
Mrs. Emma Peavey and William
Drawn were in Palermo, recently to
attend the grange.
H. c. McCorrison was at Water
vile last week.
Miss Ruth Penney, who is sick, Is
reported to be gaining.
Mrs. Carol Greeley and Mrs. Louis
Flye of Freedom were in town last
week, called here by the illness of
their sister, Miss Ruth Penney.
Abner Ellis was at Knox and
Thorndike, Saturday.
Rev. Baxter Written has returned
to Yale college in New Haven,
Conn.
Charles Colby has tapped IS
naples and will make a little syrup
for his own use.
Mrs. Gertrude Colby passed a few
days recently with her daughter,
Mrs. Willis Ladd, in Searsmont.
George Penney was in Freedom,
Thursday.
Several flocks Of wild geese have
been seen of late, winding their way
northward. Crows are very plentiful
and very tame. Snow is going quite
fast; bare places are seen In fields
and pastures.
Kedric Harding of Unity, who
teaches school at Whites Corner, is
boarding at H. f. Jackson's until the
travelling Is suitable for him to use
his auto.
Thomas Thompson's children are
transporting the scholars from their
neighborhood to Whites Corner.
Miss Dorothy Taylor of Freedom
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
last week.
Mrs. Tenney Of Searsmont visited
her son Eugene Tenney and family.
last week, when she returned home
her son Traitor Tenney. who has
been working in town during the
winter, accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hall were
guests of Mrs. Halls parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Vose. Sunday.
Asa Hall visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Clark, Sunday.
Mrs. Eta Raynes and daughter
Mrs. Adele Choate, who have been
i'll with grip colds. are gaining.
L. H. Gray with crew of men
has commenced repairs of the big
dining hall at Cedar Crest Camps
ho< fir,on Cfnnn nv
the weight of snow on the roof.
Poultrymen are commencing to
get ready for Spring business; a few
have set incubators, others are just
beginning to get ready. There will
not be as many chickens Matched as
were last year.
Charles Colby, who was drawn
juryman to attend April term of
court at Belfast, will go to Belfast
next week.
Miss Achsah Hall, who had a
severe shock last week, is thought to
be gaining.
school at South Freedom.
There was no school at Halldale,
Monday, as the teacher. Mrs. Grace
Hutchins, went to Belfast.
Stillman White went to Belfast
Monday.
H. c. McCorrison, who passed the
weekend with his family here, re-
turned to Belfast, Monday.
There was a Sunday school and
meeting at Halldale church. Sunday
morning.
Willard ". Thompson was caller
on G. P. Ridge. Monday.
At South Montville church and
Liberty church. Rev. Harold Nuttei
held services Sunday as usual.
Roscoe Thurston made a business
trip to Aroostook County. last week.
Miss Thelma Thompson. who has
been i'll, is gaining.
Ernest Penney made q business
trip to Freedom and Thorndike,
Monday.
Alfred Jackson loaded a car of
potatoes at Thorndike. last week, at
the record breaking price of S3.05
per bushel.
Charles McCorrison was a BUSH
ness visitor at Thorndike, Monday.
CENTER--Oramand Morse's con-
dition shows little Improvement.
Mrs. A. M. Kicker is i'll with q
grippe cold.
Scott and Sherer Rogers Of Free
dom, were Saturday at their old home
here
Mrs. James Stearns ana children.
from Belfast, are guesta of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Place.
George F. Elliott of Freedom, was
a Monday night guest of Charles
F1ye.
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