Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-28

Miss Lettie Hunt went to Rangeley
lakes recently, where she is emploved
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stevens will move
to Lowell. this week. where Mr.. Stevens
has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hubbard are
home on visit from birmingham
Mass.
| Farmers are planting corn quite ex-
tensivelv. with sweet corn for the fac
tory ana ensilage for the silo.
The farmers are now shearing their
sheep.
preach every Sunday at the Center
church. at 1890 a. NJ. The church has
engaged Mrs. George Higgins to sing
and preside at the organ, for the sum-
mer.
Daniel Elliott found a roll of paper
money. one day last week, in the street
at Thorndike Station. The owner has
not been found.
May %, the thermometer registered
% at sunrise.
NORTH PALERMO.
| FRANK ana W 81 VI 4NtlopH are Ut
home from Massachusetts on q visit.
Their mother, Mrs. Eliza Nelson, who
has been sick with the grip, is improv-
ing. She intends to return to Massa-
chusetts with her sons.
Fred Young has sold his colt to Gil
man Turner
| Russell Belden is at work in Liberty
for his uncle. Will Greeley.
Pearle Soule went to Augusta. Mon
day.
The school at Palermo Center has
been closed on account of whooping
cough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Young visited
their daughter, Mrs. f. C. Rowe at
Branch Mills. Saturday.
George Belden went to Belfast, last
week, on business.
Oscar Turner has been working for
John Black
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Belden Of Jeffer-
son. We're in town. last week.
HALLDALE.
Rev. 3. NJ. Edwards preached here.
Sunday. He also preached at the Vose
~ iooIliotSt III lllC 'llltllOOll. IL Is t&-
pected Rev. Mr.. Guptill of WaterVille.
will preach here next Sunday.
Mrs. J, w. Plummer went to Boston
on a visit Tuesday.
Last Saturday was a very cold and
uncomfortable day. There was a
heavy frost Saturday and Sunday
nights. 1t killed the apple blossoms in
many places.
1t is reported Geo. Elliott has sold his
farm to w. b. Choate.
Frank Major is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Major.
Charlie Hall made a trip to Madison
last Monday. His sister returned with
him.
d. D. Stevenson went to Boston, this
week. for a short visit
SOUTH LIBERTY.
School is progressing finely under the
tuition of Mrs. Percy Leman at Lib
ertyville.
Mrs. Bert E. Cunningham is in very
poor health.
Charles Palmer has moved his family
and goods to RaZorville, and is now at
the LeWville Law farm
O. B. Fuller recently met with a
painful accident. He stepped on a
rusty nail and drove it nearly through
his foot.
Miss Olivia Dunn was at Augusta re-
Gently to have her eyes tested.
Joseph H. Jones is at work for 3. f. |
There was a heavy frost here, Sunday |
night. Water froze nearly one-half |
inch thick. 1t was hard on the fruit
trees which We're fully in bloom.
PALERMO CENTER.
The Sunday school at Palermo Center is
organized anew and quite an active inter-
st is manifested. The new officers are as
follows: Superintendent S. T.. Bowler; II
assistant superintendent, Mrs. Aaron Tur-
ler; secretary and treasurer. G. Is. New II
lall: collector for advanced class. Ross II
aught by W. w. Turner and the primary I
" Miss Cassie Bradstreet.
The school at Center Palermo has closed L
IN account of Whooping cough.
The school at Greeley's Corner is running
very pleasantly under the instruction OF |
Miss Myrtle Crommett.
TROY.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seavey of Auburn, |
IRE in town the guests of Mrs Millie Piper /
Mrs. Mary feathers has gone to Jack
son for visit of a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor of Waterville, are |
staying for Il time at Mrs Proctor's 1
ather's, John Berry's.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith and Mrs. Emma Il
Pierce took a trip to Detroit last week, Il
'.'ti"e MS. Emma Bagley, formerly of
his town.
Kew. }. G. Lamb preached at the church I
=" Sund"v. giving an interesting memo
,ial sermon. As7ssaAs..a a NsalN
A Sunday school was organized at |
Green's Corner on Sunday.
Dr. Henry Warren of Boston. and his
sister, Miss Bessie Warren of Bangor. Wis |
tied ther grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Stan
ley, last week.
Another section of State road is being |
built in town.