Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-28
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Mr.. and Mrs. Howard SAWYER OF
| Boston. are the guests of their parents
MI and Mrs. George Sawyer.
| Alfred Maxwell died at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Charles futile. Sun.
day evening. at ten o'clock. Mr.. Max
well had been an invalid for several
years put was confined to his bed for
| only few weeks. A widow and two
| daughters survive him. Mr.. Maxwell,
was formerly of Cornyille
Mrs. Marcia Watson has been spend-
ing several days in Waterville.
Calvin Rogers is quite sick with in
| flamation of the bowels
RIPLEY.
Chas. Hanson was in DEXTER and Do,.or
Friday, on business.
Rev. c. f. Skillings returned to karra-
bunkport. Thursday.
Allie Randall had a corn roast ,,d
candy pull, Wednesday evening u. IN
Vlted his schoolmates and all had a very
pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Watson. of Dexter
called on friends, Friday. on their wav To-
Harmony. ~
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Tibbetts have 70.
turned from kittery. where they passed
the summer.
IhaS w akeleiu recently purchased n
nice colt of Joe Bridge of Dexter. 4"
Mr. and Mrs. NJ A. Randall were .,
Main Stream and Harmony, Friday call
ing or frltpdS.
Mrs. F. J. Hersey was in Dexter, Fri
day.
NORTH FAIRFIELD.
The store OF the Crosby Mercantile
Co. ut North Fairfield, is nearing COM
2lttion and will soon be ready for oc.
cupancy.
A. y. Ryerson of Noroton, Conn is
Spending a few days at Good VIII
Pines and is attending to business at
the mill of the Crosby Lumber Co.
Ed. Hoxie is shingling and repairing
his farm buildings.
Henry Atwood spent the day in
Skowhegan, Friday, on business.
w. A. Crosby and A. n. Ryerson
We're in Skowhegan on business. SAT-
urday.
The Crosby Lumber Co. has sent ,
crew into the woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Choate of Fair.
field called on Mrs. w. A. Crosby. Sun
day, at the Smith Farm.
HARTLAND.
G. NJ. Lancey, A. D. Baird and F. w
Dyer of West Palmyra, will attend the
State fair at Lewiston, this week.
7. A. Linn has recently had his
buildings treated to coat of paint.
w. f. Magoon who runs a meat cart
in town, broke his cart in some wav
and had to lay up for repairs last
week.
X. w. Linn who has been West for
some time has returned home.
SMITHFIELD.
Mr. William Treworgy is very sick with
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Nathaniel Grant is quite sick.
1t is reported that there are several
cases OF scarlet fever in town. The fami-
lies of Harry Clement and Irwin Tracy
are quarantined.
Otis Holmes is working for Elmer
Holmes for short time.
Earle Holmes and Stephen Warren are
working for George Robinson
Those who picked their sweet corn ear
~, were fortunate, as nearly all late
pieces were ruined by the heavy frost of
last week.
Farmers are rushing their harveting as
fast as possible Potatoes are of excellent
quality They are rotting badly i'll some
lccaHteS, While IN others no decay is re-
ported.
a. p. Holmes has some fine specimens
of the Arctic apple which he is pleased to
show to any one wishing to see them
Mr.. Holmes was the first to raise them
this vicinity
Laforcst Reynolds and May Holmes OF
Winslow, were in town, Sunday.
Stella Holmes was at home over Sun
day.
Mrs. Hattie Penney Of East Douglas.
Mass, returned to her home, Saturday.
after passing the week with relatives and
friends in this and adjoining towns.
Mrs. I.ovina Bickford went to Augusta.
last Saturday. Her two little daughters.
Mildred and Grace, are spending the week
with their brother, Webster Bickford, in
Belgrade.
Mr.. and Mrs Seth Bickford held a meet
ing here last Sabbath.
A large number are planning to attend
the cattle show and fair a; Rome next
Saturday. Mr.. Littlefield invites all who
have anything they can bring to make the
fair interesting to do so.
WEST PALMYRA.
Frank w. Dyer was in St. Adams, Sum-
day.
Scott Blaisdell of St. Adams, was in
town recently.
Ernest Pratt and Harry Merrck went
to Moose Pond fishing few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Blaisdell called on
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. NJ. Seekins. Sunday.
Lewis Fish of St. Adams was in town,
Sunday.
Earl Dyer went through here, Monday.
with his corn harvester
Potatoes are almost a failure in this
place. this year.
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