Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-12
MONTVILLE

Miss Achsah Hall, who had a
paralytic shock a few weeks ago, is
reported to be gaining.
Miss Ruth Penney, who went to
the Eastern Maine General Hospital,
at Bangor. for a surgical operation
for appendicitis, is reported gaining
and expects to come home in few
days.
Lawrence Gordon, of Thorndike. is
in town at WORK for Merton Bradford,
in his lumber mill.
The Misses Beatrice and Blanche
Peavey, who have been visiting rel
atives in Winslow, have returned
home.
Orren w. Ripley and ]. V. Jackson.
have returned from a trip to Port,
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fuller and
family. visited friends in Liberty, last
week.
Mrs. Belle Higgins. of Wilton.
former resident of this town, has
opened a millinery and dry goods
store at Thorndike Station.
Milton Wentworth. of this town,
has been draw. on the Grand Jury,
to attend June session of the United
States court, in Bangor.
Robert Hanson, has gone to North
port. to work.
Ralph w. Howard. and Ralph
Overlook. were business visitors at
Thorndike Station. Thursday.
Rev. Harry S. Erb. pastor of the
Baptist church at Mexico, has been
in town looking after his summer
home here.
Eugene Perry and Clinton Hannah,
of Kingdom. were recent callers on
Thomas Thompson and family.
Fred Thurston. of Freedom. was
a business visitor in town. Thursday.
Fred Myrick. who has been in poor
health. is gaining.
Mrs. Perry Shibles. has returned
from visiting relatives at Belfast.
Charles Thompson. was in Belfast
last week, with his automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Written, were
in Freedom. Thursday.
Thomas Thompson. is working In
Freedom for Simon Bradstreet.
Some Of the farmers have early
potatoes, peas, and corn planted,
the roads are improving. fast. The
patrolman, n. S. Vose, Is on the roads
smoothing them up.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson, has been
sick with the grippe during the past
week, but Is now gaining.
Our people, who have dealings
WITH IH6 H6WlN IidIllcu anu SquiPCd
Bull Moose" railroad, speak In the
highest terms of the efficiency of the
service and the courteous treatment
of the officials.
Misses Joice and .Glenice Clark,
| visited Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hall,
Friday night.
John W. Nutter. who has been sick
during the winter is able to be out
again, and called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Colby, one day last week.
Earl Howes, was a business visitor
at Thorndike Station. Thursday.
Fred Myrick, was in Belfast, last
week and stopped few days with
| his sister. Mrs. Ellen Cushman.
Frank Whitcomb has crew fixing
| up the roads.
| Miss Marie Jackson. visited Miss
Rosie Thompson. Saturday.
George Parry. has gone to Florida.
| to help herd cattle on a free range
| dairy ranch.
Much sympathy is felt by the peo-
| pie here. for Perley Jacauith. who
| had the misfortune to lose his gar
age. and machine shop. by fire. Sat-
| urday forenoon. May 8.
| Miss Annie Tenney, visited Mrs.
Charles Colby, Friday.
| Mrs. Oscar Tweedie, OF Thorndike,
| was substitute mail carrier. Saturday.
| on Howard Hurd's mail route.
| Arthur Wellington. Of Freedom.
was In town last week
! Mrs. Warren Buzzell Mas returned
| from a trip to Massa chusetts, where
she visited her brother at Wakefield.
She also visited e. D. Merrill. at Au-
| gusta. also other friends, and rela-
tives on her return trip.
| Stillman White. has gone to Bel
| fast to visit relatives.
| John r. Nutter, was in Thorndike.
/ Monday. .
Mrs. N. s. Vose. is boarding Mer-
| tor Bradford. and two of his men
who are helping him cut and haul
lumber to his mill
Boiden Hall, and Walter Colby,