Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-05
THE PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

ter of the late Benz. Copp, well known
as a teamster for c. NJ. Bailey, Sons &
Co.
One of the best lots of pine ever hauled
into Shawmut, it is said, was sold by A.
w Rrainard of this place, to their agent
Mr.. Gullifer. There were % trees in the
lot and most of them were sound and OF
large size.
dent of Readfield village, fell and broke
his leg above the knee, Friday evening.
Owing to his feeble condition it is evident
that he can live but a few days.
Large quantities of wood lumber, hay
and apples are shipped from Readfield
station. The high price of wood and coal
has drained the rural towns of it's sur
plus dry wood
Mrs. Mary N. Stevens has gone to East
Dedham, Mass, to spend few months
with her brother and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Hutchinson.
The family of N. S. True has suffered
from pneumonia and severe colds.
WAYNE.
Mrs. Ellington is visiting her mother
at Winthrop.
The Post and Corps celebrated their
10th anniversary, also Mckinley's birth
day, Thursday, at the Post rooms. A
picnic dinner was served, after which
some music and speeches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chenery, who have been
visiting their son, DR.. +. L. Chenery.
have returned to their home in Liver
more.
Word has been received here of the
death of Wesley Welch of Oakland.
Mr.. kernon has sold his marble works
TO Messrs. Snow and Jepson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cushman are visiting Mrs
Melintha Gordon.
The Friday Club entertained the gentle
men at Maplewood Inn, Friday evening.
At nine O'Clock fine lunch was served in
the dining room, at which about fifty We're
present. After lunch the program of the
evening was presented, which consisted of
music and games. A prize was presented
to Mrs: johnson for talking the longest
without cessation. At Il o'clock good
nights were said with many expressions
of pleasure for most enjoyable evening
Mrs. Ada Shurtcliff is spending the win
ter with her mother Mrs. Wing.
BRANCH MILLS.
Mrs. Martha A. Bowler is spending a
few weeks at Mrs. A. j. Pinkham's while
Mrs. Pinkham is away.
High school will open in the Palermo
District, Feb. 9, under the instruction of
Merrick TibbettS, who taught Il success
full term, last spring.
Frank Wood, the North Palermo stage
driver, lost a horse, last week.
viii Palmer, who has been in Massa-
chusetts, some months, returned to his
home, Jan. Il.
Robert Hanson has reopened his meat
market.
Rev. A. II. Hinkley lectured in Good
TemplarS Hail. Friday evening on tenn
perance, illustrating his theme by stereop~
ticon views. 1t was very interesting and
instructive.
Mrs. Sarah Jordan has rented and
moved into the "Old Parks House" in
Palermo.
Allen Drew who has boarded at William
OsgoodS for some years. passed away
Tuesday, Jan. y, aged ninety-five years
and sixteen days.
Rev. Fl. F. Wood occupied the pulpit
here, last Sunday.
Walter Tobey is having his sttingroom
finished in natural wood and will lay a
hard wood floor. j. w. Bates of this viii
lage is doing the work.
CROSS HILL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Clark of South
China, were guests of friends in the
place, Tuesday.
John M. Brown is quite sick with the
grip: DR.. Earl of South China, is attend
ing him.
Fred Perley was out last week. with
petition III remonStrance to the rural
free delivery. He got a few names.
Mrs. G. S. Perkins fell on the ice, Sun