Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-13
Henry c. TWitchell

lie I0IIldiuS Ol ~ 1"AeShSAAs
late of Rockport, were brought here
and inferred in the Whites Corner
Cemetery, last Thursday, January 4.
Mr.. Twitchell was born and passed
his youth in this town. He taught
school in this town in the years be-
tween 1850. In 1881 he was
elected a member of the school COM
mittee of Montville. Soon after
he went to Massachusetts and his
life work has been teaching and
acting as superintendent Of schools
there. Owing to advancing. age
and Ill health he returned to
Maine and located at Rockport. He
was the son of the late James L.,
and Rachel (Whitten) Twitchell.
Some excitement was caused
Thursday evening, January Z. by a
bad chimney fire at B. r. Dodges.
Fortunately no damage was done.
Charles Stevenson and Stilman
White, were in Belfast. last week.
Mrs. Martin Written of Hillside
farm, was guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph w. Howard. Monday, January
A.
Mrs. Eugene Tenney was at Free
dom. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hall were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Vose at the Curtis farm.
Clyde Briggs of Freedom was In
town, Saturday.
Martin Written was at Freedom,
last week.
Oscar Tweedie is substitute r. r.
D., Carrier while Howard Hurd is
i'll. e
Loren W. Howard of H. B. Noun
tain was a business visitor at Martin
Whitten's, one day last week.
Albert Spaulding was in Thorndike,
Saturday.
George Bennett of Troy, was in
town, Sunday, and called on Will
lard Vose and others.
The friends here of Mrs. Allen
Lunn, are very sorry to learn of her
serious illness at her home in Belfast.
Mrs. John Carey has gone to Bel
fast to care for Mrs. Lunn. who is
i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Whitcomb of
Belfast, were recent guests OF Mr..
Whitcomb's brother and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Whitcomb.
Hon. James ]. Clement has return
ed from business trip to Augusta.
NlulJG d ncdNy SIlOW olOAhh NAoAeSN
this section Saturday. January o.
There is some over one foot on the
level.
Howard Hurd Is recovering from
his recent serious illness.
Roy Roberts, who has been n very
poor health. is gaining.
Ernest Penney was a business
visitor in Unity, Friday.
Stanley Tweedie has been hauling
cord wood to Thorndike Station, dur
ing the past week.
1t Is reported that Mr.. Bradford is
going to put in a mill or some ma
chinery near his present mill on the
Vose lot, to saw plating.
Mrs. Eugene Tenny's two little
girls. who have been i'll the past
week, are gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. McCorrison
were in Unity to attend installation
of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, We'd
nesday night.
Charles Colby. who has been in
Elm City Hospital, Waterville. for a
surgical operation for appendicitis,
is SO far recovered that he left the
hospital, Monday, January II, and
went to Belfast to pass few days
with relatives, before coming home.
St. Georges Agri. Society
CENTER-St. Georges Agricul-
tural Society held its annual meeting
Saturday afternoon. j. J. Clement
was reelected president: E. 3. Bean
Is the secretary and treasurer: M. r.
Rogers, superintendent of trotting
horses; Chester A. Gray is in charge
OF livestock; G. A. Gordon, ground
man; j. V. Jackson. superintendent
Of hall: Hall Committee, j. v.
Jackson, Mrs. Lizzie S. Moore, j. w.
Wentworth; w. ]. Bean has charge
of the grand stand and track: win
Greeley has charge of draft horses
and oxen. There will be a Fourth of
July celebration at the park, with
racing.
Saturday, radios were installed at
Mrs. F. w. Mason's and at the store
Of G. M. Banks.
: Mrs. r. w. Bartlett and Miss
Bethia Bates Of Appleton, were We'd
nesday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Wentworth.
Elmer Cody was home from Cam
den for the weekend.
f. A. Clement Is hauling lumber
from Prospect to Camden.
L. A. Poland shot a fox on Monday.
w. F. Edlefson was here Monday.
70 attend the funeral OF his friend.
Fred w. Mason. For 80 years Mr..
eolef0oU has annually baen the r1,ast