Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-15
PALERMO CENTRE,

PALERMO CENTRE.
Mrs. L. w. Turner has sold her farm
to Walter Smell of China 1t is under
stood Chat Mr.. Shell is to take posses
sion Ill about two weeks.
Mrs. Wendell Turner has been visit
ing relatives in Pittston and White
field the past week.
W. S. Jones who has been in the
West for the past six months has re-
turned home.
Mr.. s. II. Bowler is on the sick list.
CHINA. ....
Miss Ellie Rice of Lynn, is visiting
her grandmother. Mrs. Small.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wiggin OF los
ton, have been visiting their daughter
Mrs. Fred Gerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Blake of Frank
lin, Mass, are spending some days
with Mrs. Blake's sister. Mrs. w. w
Washburn.
The BAPTIST church social and supper
Was held on Friday evening at the
home of Oscar Hamln. \ large Num-
Der were present
Mrs. Olive Broad, who has been ia
the hospital in Augusta for several
weeks, having had d tumor removed, il;
reported Us doing well.
Miss Olive Bailey of New Haven,
Conn, who IS attending Bailey lnsti-
tute ut Oak Grove, spent Saturday and
Sunday with the Misses Brancrd at
their home.
Rev. c. j. Harding is rejoicing in the
advent of Il ten pound son who arrived
very recently.
Miss Abbc Sturtevant and Mrs.
Edna HunnewclI attended the Baptist
state Convention ut Rockland last
week. They report Il very large meet
ing and Il most interesting session. H...
The apple harvest is large in this
section and the f;.lrfiers are Very busy
gathering it IN. Prices being paid BY
the buyers are decidedly low and many
express their intention Of holding their
crops for Il rise.
Mrs. EniNa Alhec has gone on her
regular "Trip to I:h%ton to attend the
millinery evenings alid purchase her
new goods for the winter season.
REAoriELD.
Miss G, f. Frye from the ChiIdren's
Home of Augusta. was here Il few days.
last week, and canVasSed The town for
ala for the home. receiving $50 or moro
in cash and some clothing for the little
ones.
Mrs. !. d. Mitchell will close her cot
tAgc here this week and start for her
HON" in Jacksonville, Fla
J. N. Williams has his new ell for Il
kitchen Well closed in and will soon be
at home again. He will not build "A
*tabl" until spring. Mr.. Scdg"lcy has
rebuilt his chimney and has his repairs
nearly done.
There are some cases of choIe,,
nfantum aud also of grip here, but
This season.
Farmers are hastcnin. their fan
work and already predicting an early
winter.
The canning factory closed. Satur-
day. having canned more corn than
WAS expected at the first There was
about onc-half AN average crop more
than last year
The work on the slos is nearly COM
pletod.
Chase Fosg had his annual husking
bee last Friday evening. After the
work WAS finished the huskers sat
down to a bountifu harvest supper, |
followed by a dance in the barn.
An order of Maccabces was formed
here 11 St Thursday nyopi,,,, ,,.;.t,
teen charter members.
The tTnivers;llist society will give =
harvest supper at the vestry next Fri
day evening.
Miss Pearl Hannaford, milliner. gave
her opening last week, with a fine limo
of goods.
The grange is preparing for a fair
the 4th and 5th OF November. The
evening of the 4th there will be q
harvest supper, stage entertainment
and sale of fancy and useful articles.
The following evening there will be q
mock trial when Il breach of promise
case will be tried. Competent LAWYERS
have been engaged and much frn *
expected
Mr.. Stcarns is very low with con-
Mr. and Mrs Edward l.. Alexander and
laughter Edna. who have been visiting
II the home of Lewis l.. johnson re-
turned to Portland. last week. During
heir stay they visited Togus. Augusta
Belgrade Lakes and other points of intcr.
st.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Manning of Mall
len, Mass, have arrived and are going
o spend the winter with Mr.. ana Mrs
Iphriam Clark.
Forest Holloway has entered the en-
'loy of H. p. Reed for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Estes have
moved to Liberty.
Dean Estes has sold his place in the
village to A. Il. Burrill and moved onto
lis farm on Deer Hill.
George Clark is on the sick list.
Abram Mclaughlin has moved into
he house recently occupied by Dean
Estes
Mrs. Ann Weeks Of Coopei's Mills.
vas the guest of her brother, George
jackson, last week Il