Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-21
STATE NEWS.
PALERMO.

Many from this place attended the
musicale given by Mr. ana Mrs. j. II. Il.
DlhSihorc at their home. Sept. Il. to
celebrate the fifth anniversary of their
marriage. The evening was much en-
served after the music and all We're
appreciated. 1t was indeed an ideal
entertainment. The guests departed ut
Il late hour wishing the host and host
ess many happy returns Of the day.
Chas II. Black IS stopping at home
Tor the present. He accompanied his
father, Ira Black. to Belfast last week,
To the reunion of the latter'S old regi-
ment. James Black is iii poor health.
Mrs. L. A. Bowler went to Lynn,
Mass, Monday. to the bedside of her
niece, Glen Rollins, who is critically
i'll.
Allen Shorey of Whitefield, visited
his mother, Mrs. Clara Shorey, this
week
Held. Monday, and will go thence to
Boston and to the st. Louis Fair.
Frank Worthing had number of
sheep and lambs destroyed by dogs
w. A. Nelson took n load of dressed
hogs to Augusta. last week.
Quite a cyclone visited here, last
week. G. +. Cars chimney was blown
down ana his shed turned half around
TROY.
Walter Knights Went to Belfast,
Monday, to serve on the grand Jury.
and Augustus Stevens, to serve on the
traverse jury.
Mrs. Lula Marsteller, from Savannah.
Missouri is visiting Mrs. M. 4. Dodge.
Mrs Fred Carter who has been visit
ing her mother. has returned to her
home in Montville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Piper with
friends spent a few days with their
brother, David Piper, last week.
Mrs Georgia Wood, Mrs. Geo. Cook
ana Mrs. Don Sidelinger attended the
w. I. 7. L. convention at Augusta.
last week.
rev. Mr.. Ross gave a stareoptican
entertainment at the church, Thursday
evening, showing American scenery.
Farmers are digging their potatoes
nhdlng. in many cases, a large part or
them decaying
Many Troy people are planning to a.
tenn the fair at Waterville, this week
LIBERTY.
Mrs. William H. Hunt and dauabtor
1idce nave returned from a three weeks
stay at Llncomville Beach
Mrs William I
Cloueh and Mrs. +. A. Sanford. Of the
SANFORD House are passing week M
Mrs: c. NJ. Hurd has been spending =
ic" Gays IN Belfast, visiting friends.
Mrs. George r. Berry of Hamilton N
Nv, H.. VINO mas been spending the summer
mere with her children left for her home
Monday. Sept. 18th. They We're accom-
paItieu as lar as Belfast by Mrs. Berry's
mother, Mrs. j. W. Clough
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Worthinp NIrs Two
smith and Miss Doritha Dinsmore, grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Worthinp If
i5ranch Mills. Palermo, spent Sunday with
Mrs. j. w Clough.
l.. Jerry knowlton., son of James L.
ing his vacation with his parents.
Key DIR George r. Berry, of Colgate
University. Hamilton. New York. occu-
pied the Baptist Church pulpit here SIN
Gay Gay morning; he having arrived. Wednes-
1880 ~ IL lftii u accompany his family
home. DIR. Berry was nasfor of this
cnurch mere Tor three years and has many
trends who thoroughly enjoyed his able
discourse.
Mrs. Angie Cotton has returned to her
nome in Somervile Mass.
Miss Lottie Leighton has returned to her
nome in Hallowell and resumed her duties
at the Gannett Publishing House. Mon
day, Sept. 10Th -io''
announcements of the marriage of Miss
Anna Taylor of Pittsfield to Robert Earl
Ieck teacher of Latin and French in the
81 raul Episcopal school at Concord. n
r.. We're received here last week Mrs
feck IS a sister of Mrs. W. W. Hurd of
ms village and is well known here. The
groom mas spent several summers here
Both nave host of friends who wish
mem .nem many years of prosperity and
In 1886 American immigration into
canada amounted to only "A people, and
IN 1903 1t amounted to ALSO people.