Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-20
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/ Thursday, to take care of child.
| Ida Kimball who has been visiting
| Mrs. Leo Crane, returned to her home
in Boston, Saturday.
| Frank L. Chadwick is gradually
gaining in strength.
CENTER MoNTvILL.E
! Mrs. Clara Palmer is the guest of her
brother, Geo. ID. McCrillis, at Belfast.
| F. M. Poland returned to Caribou on
| the 18th, after passing his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Po-
| land.
P. b. French is in Northport with
his daughter.
OF Sangerville, are at Geo. l.. Ed
| mund's.
w. j. Jaquith and family visited Mr..
and Mrs. Theo. Osgood, at Palermo, on
the 10Th inst.
TROY. =
Rev. H. E. Dunnack, who is spend
| ing his vacation at Windemere,
preached very able discourse at the
Union church, Sunday afternoon. Rev.
| Mr.. Ross from Massachusetts, will fill
| the pulpit, next Sabbath, and it is
hoped that he will fill. the pews, as
| well.
Mrs. M. c. Parsons has gone on a
| trip to Augusta and will go from there
to visit friends in Massachusetts,.
| Mrs Emma Pierce has gone to
Gloucester to visit her husband, who is
acting as motorman on the Electrics.
Bessie Weymouth is visiting former
schoolmate in Hermon.
SOUTH LIBERTY.
Saul Lenfest and wife returned. Tues
day, to their home in Wakefield. Mass,
after a weeks visit at his nephew's M.
| w. LenfestS.
Len Heyer of Taunton, Mass. is at r.
ColbyS for a few weeks vacation.
| Miss Johnson of Prince Edwards Island
| is visiting her friend Mrs. Carrie Len.
Miss Grace Dunn, who has been en-
ployed in Union for some weeks, is home
tagain.
Quite a number from this place attended
the Changers picnic at Georges Lake.
Saturday. All enjoyed it, and voted a
| very pleasant occasion.
NORTH PALERMO.
Miss Marion Chadwick of Augusta is
visiting her cousin, Miss Florence Black,
q
Miss Bertha Hanson is at home for q
visit, after being absent a year.
Miss Clara Belden has returned home,
after weeks visit in Liberty, ut her
uncle's, viii Greeley's.
Mrs Eliza Howes from Kingman is
stepping with her sister, Mrs Ruth Young
for o time.
Mrs. Myra Turner and little bow of
Boston, have been in town for number
OF weeks visiting her mother. Mrs. James
Iinscott and sister Mrs Annie Drake.
Mrs. Lima Getchell is visiting her father,
Mr.. Briggs Turner.
LIBERTY.
Among the arrivals in town are J. r.
Glover, Ruel Robinson, Frank knowlton.
III. NJ. Bean, all from Camden, and C. VI.
Henry. Philadelphia. These gentlemen
came in the interest of the electric rail
road from this place to Camden. 1t is
rumored since their visit here that two
surveyors have been put on to survey the
route. During their stay they We're en-
! tertained at the Sanford House and car
riages We're provided for a drive around
the lakes. They expressed themselves as
being much pleased with the scenery
w; II. Moody has returned from Kenne-
bunk accompanied by Mrs. Moody's sis
! ter, Mrs. W. II. Simpson.
Mrs. J. II. Sweeney and daughter of
| Lawrence, Mass. have been spending a
week with her aunt Mrs. William Hurd.
Mrs. Lucy Marden is visiting relatives
III JnlOn
Mrs +. L. Mitchell has been to Edge
comb Tor two weeks visit.
Placenta> Knowlton of Liberty. now
from Belfast, has been calling on old
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo U. White and Miss
maud Bradstreet of Brockton, Mass, are
guests of Mrs. Hattie Clough
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c Morse and son Ralph
have been for weeks sojourn in Pitts
field.
G. A. Palmer has purchased one-half in
terest in the iron foundry and the firm
VIII now be Allen Palmer. They are
rushed with orders.
F.. B. Bennett has nearly completed n
planning machine for barrel slaves. 1t is
a self-feeding machine and its capacity
is about 10000 slaves per day
Charles Williams, superintendent of the
School for boys at Meriden, Ct and son
Stanley. are spending their vacation at
l.. p. Berry's.
George X Berry returned. Saturday.
from. Old Orchard and preached at the
Baptist church. Sunday morning.
Nj, Dr. and Mrs. Clough went to Branch
Mills, Sunday, to attend the funeral SER
vices of Merton Worthing
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abbott are ot
nome for vacation from Harding. Mass.
p. a. Porter and daughter Minnie have
been in town calling on friends
Mrs. Ross and daughter of Worcester
Mass. are among the summer visitors.
ana are staying at ]. O. Johnson's.
Miss Genie Bancroft of Brooklyn, N. Y,
mas arrived and is boarding with Mrs. E.
l.. Mitchell. This is Miss Bancroft's sew
enth season with US.
Frof. John Jewett Turner of Boston, Is
spending his annual vacation with Mr..
and Mrs. c: M. Hurd Mr. Turner has
Just closed his seventh year as chorister
OF the First Congregational Church of
Manchester: N. H.. during which time he
mas never been absent a Sunday Prof.
Turner was a former Gardiner boy and
ranks among the leading vocal teachers
of Boston.
Mrs. Julia G. Copp had a very i'll turn
on Sunday, but was better at the time Of
writing.
HALLDALE.
Rev. James Washburn preached here at
the church, last Sunday morning
heavy thunder shower passed o,,a,
this place. last Monday afternoon. Hail
stones fell that were as large as bullets
Mrs. Edna Hall was quite sick 1,st ,
week, but is better at this writing
Mrs Ann S. White has returned from,