Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-25
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
PALERMO,

NEVVc0cOs
PALERMO.
CARR'S CORNER.-The people here
were very agreeably surprised, Sunday.
citizen and pleased to listen to a ser
mon from him delivered at the Metho-
dist church where his father, Rev. VIM.
]. Clifford preached for many years.
The centennial committee will meet
at Prescott's grove on Saturday, May
IS. to make final arrangements for the
celebration that will occur at that place
on June %.
The board of selectmen met at NJ. J.
Nelson's, Friday.
Henry Carr of Albion. passed a few
days here last week visiting friends.
Mrs. f. Aldrich, aged 70 years. for
merly Of Chelsea, who lives with her
daughter, Mrs. Lu Nelson, is in very
feeble health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Rowe and J. S.
Rowe visited Abbie Arnold, Sunday.
c. w. Studley went to Augusta, Fri
day, to meet G. B. NJ. Soule who came
from Boston for short stay at mis-
home.
Chas. Arnold is to build an addition
to his barn.
Rcuel Balcom has painted the build
ings of Amos Gardiner and Is now
painting those of Geo. Osgood.
Mrs. Frank Nelson from Boston has
been visiting Mrs. Hattie Chadwick.
Mrs. l.. A. Bowler went to Water
vile shopping, Saturday.
WEST SIDNEY.
Mrs. Angienettc Smith is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Fred Scribncr. :
Leroy Lyon is working few days
for c. II. Lovejoy.
L. II. Wyman and Esther Wyman at
tended the Friends Quarterly meeting
at Manchester, Sunday.
The first meeting of the year of the
Society of Christian Endeavor was
| held, Thursday evening, at the Yves,
Sidney Baptist church. Miss Gertrude
Weeks is president.
| Muriel Longley, C0burn, '95. was at
West Sidney, Sunday.
| Mrs. George Richardson and her
friend, Mrs. A. e. Collins. returned to
Gardiner, Tuesday.
Susie Lovejoy has gone to Poland
Springs to clerk in the store of Hiram
Kicker & Sons, during Miss Grace l'ur-
rilfs spring trip to Boston,.
| The committee of the classed towns
of Sidney, Belgrade, Wayne, Vienna
and Fayette, Will meet next Saturday.
May 2S. at II A. NJ, at the Elmwood
Hotel, Readfeld. for the purpose of
reorganization, c. II. LovejOy, chair
man.
ALBION.
Mrs. Charles Webb of Skowhegan is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Littlefield.
Mrs. Olncy Worthen went to Boston
Saturday.
Elder Sommer of Indiana preached
Sunday at the church of the Disciples.
LAKESHORE.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Bailey and son
Walter, We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Abbott, Sunday.
Mrs Rozina Sawtelle is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ii. o. Bacon, for = few
days.
Frederick c. Tillson went to Port
land, Wednesday, where he will receive
further treatment.
James Abbott went to Augusta, Mon
day.
Miss Amanda Ellis is passing few
days with Mrs. Ella BittueS, who Is
sick.
D. A. Kerr and family Of Oakland.
were in town, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ray returned to
South Boston, Saturday.
At the last meeting of Pleasant Hill
Lodge. I. o. G. r.. Friday evening, the
following officers were installed. Lodge
officer: G. r. G. w. Manter; V. r., Miss
Lillian Cowan: p. c. T.. r. W.: Longley:
Ghsp tc;c Mrs. G. ANt w. Ma Manter; Sec ,ndr MiTs
Fin. Sec. f. w. Lewis: Treas. f. Eugene
lCowan; Marsh. Glenn Bailey; guard, Ar
thur Branch. Refreshments were given
by Miss Lillian and +. Eugene Cowan.
EAST VAssALBORO.
Mrs. Celia Coombs. who has been visit
ing her son. Mr.. Frank Coomhs left for
South China to visit friends there for
| short time.
Fred Butterfeld was in the village. Sun
day. also Mr.. Charles Butterfield. of
| Watervlle.
| Inc mtH1DcTS OF NdSSdlDpTo 'rTdISe
were invited to meet with Wnslow
Grange at Winslow, Friday evening and
fill the officers chairs and furnish the
| program. A special train was for
the accommodation of the members.
They were made welcome and at once
proceeded to open Grange in the usual
| form. The different selections for the
program were enthusiastically received
and all acquitted themselves with credit.
| A supper was served which was enjoyed
| by the visiting members and pronounced
of the choicest. The evening was one of
| the peasantest the Grange has spent for
a long time, and they vote their thanks to
| Winslow Grange for the pleasure given
State Master Gardner and wife were pres
ent
John De Osay of Waterville. was driving
| In the village. Sunday.
| Rev. J. w. Day. a former pastor of the
NJ. r. church. will supply the pulpit next
Sabbath
Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs VIM. Dow's mother
Is suffering from a severe attack of
rheumatism.
d. Hawes of Winslow and Harry Ste
wart Of Waterville, called on friends in
| the village. Sunday
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