Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-20
SOMERSET.
PALMYRA.


PALMYRA.
! Moses Stuart has gone to the BANGOR
hospital for treatment Of his eyes.
K. w. Parkman has been in Pitts
| leid the past week moving his BROTH
ers goods from the village where he
mas lived several years to his farm
| which he lately purchased in th;lt
| town.
e. L. Parkman is cutting electric
| ilght poles for Mr.. Benz. Grant.
.. l.. Blaisdell has recently had n
furnace put in his house. During the
zero weather he thinks it is n fine thingI
WEST PALMYRA.
Mrs. Helen Gaylord OF Halloween IA
visiting at her son Frank Overs.
Lewis Fish OF ST. Adams was IN
town, Sunday.
Charlie Hubbard of Palmyra was or
Webb Ridge, Sunday.
All mail boxes should be shoyelled
! around and kept free from snow. Civ
ing the mail man chance to deliverl
without getting out of his team.
HARTLAND.
Mrs. F.. y. Barnes is caring for Mrs
G. r. Johonnett who fell on tho ice \
short time ago.
The Linn Wooden Co. had severn
carloads of coal come last week as the
company is unable to get their full
supply of wood this winter.
The new engine which was installed
at the Woolen mill a short time agoI
net with a slight accident FridayI
causing, stand still with that part "a
the machinery for a few days.
EAST FAIRFIELD.
Mrs. Melvin Palmer visited in Fairl
field, Saturday.
Walter Palmer attended the play1
Uncle Josh Spruceby." at Waterville4
FriGaT night.
Business has been lively at the
station during the past week, loadingI
cordWood and pressed hay.
The Juvenile Musical and Literary
Cub gave a graphophone concert al
The schoolhouse. Friday evening. III
was success ard enjoyed by all.
"A party was given at the home OF
Allen Narney. Saturday night. DurinG
the evening games We're played and req
freshments served. A fine time wasX
enjoyed by all those present.
BLACKWELL.
Miss Nettie Furber of Madison recentlyi
called on friends in this vicinity.
Miss Edie Grant who for some time
has been working in Skowhegan, returned
home, last week.
Mrs. George Lawrence Of Madison, re-
Gently visited friends in this vicinity.
w. ID. Moore and e D. Danforth were
at Caratunk q few days of The past week
Miss Nettie +. Moore recently passed
several days in Skowhegan. the guest o.
her sister Mrs. Tracey Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Morse and famity
have purchased a farm.
NJ. NJ. Moore, who has been buvjnr and
packing apples for j. l.. Sawtelle Of Oak
land, has finished his work for this senj
som
HARMONY.
Stedman Hatch is recovering from h:S
critical Illness.
Mrs. r. II. Marble attended the ann,,a1
meeting of the Pomona at Skowhegan5
last week.
The officers of the Order of the Macca-
bees were installed. Monday, by S. c. C3A
Ward State Commander. The order M
i0uTishing here. Six new members hayei
zen duucu lateIy ana ten more coming Inf
soon.
The Cddfellows will hold their installa-
ION OF officers, Friday evening District
)eDutv Phinney of PittsHeId will be lie
installing officer.
ST. ALBANS.
A valuable driving horse owned by C.
!. coolidge broke a leg, last week The
Freak could not be reduced, so he was
Obliged to have the horse killed
The High School Lyceum, of last week.
vas well attended and a good program
arIied out
Alfred Hilton lost good COW n few
lays ago.
wilson Bigelow is afflicted by a tuinorj
~ MS neck and is not able to be out varv
nuch. He has the sympathy of q largs}
lumber of friends.
Mrs. Carrie Goodwin Is employed AL
iaftland with Fuller & Osborn Mfg, Cod
Our rural free delivery mail route will
,e started Feb. 18th. IL. Il. Hilton has{
he contract as carrier.
J. Il. Atwood. who has been troubled
WIN throat affection Is not as well Hell
one or ou; prosperous farmers and ALL
Mss seeing him out often.
Mrs. f. A. Eongley has been confiredi
0 the house for the past few weeks by a
ad cold. ---ar
a. z. Bigelow was at home over SUM-
ayday.
Presiding Elder Jones is expected to De-
ere next Sunday afternoon and EVENING"
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