Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-17

will begin work on the State road, this
week. -' n"
Watson Turner's two sons, Adm and
| Otto. who have been visiting at Pa
lermo, returned to their home i'm Jeffer-
son, Saturday.
LIBERTY.
The remains of Il. F. ClouEh. who died
so suddenly at Arlington Mass, Aug D.
We're brought here. Monday. Aug. s. for
| burial. At the grave prayer was offered
/ by Rev. III. w. Abbott of Palermo Mr.
Clough was buried with the Masonic cere-
monies. being a member of Liberty Lodge,
+. and a. NJ. Quite a number of friends
| from Thoma ston, and Belfast attended
| the services. His death occurred Just
| three weeks after his brothers DR. j. w
| Clough. the cause being heart failure. He
Is survived BY two daughters. Mrs. Ralph
| Page and Sally Mabel Cluugh. N.
| Mrs. John c. Sherman and daughter
Flora left, Saturday. for Nebraska, tor
| n months visit to friends. On their re-
| turn home they will visit ST. Louis and
| the fair. .'f'
| Pcrley Boynton and Miss I.ottie Mr.
| Towle. both Of this town, were united in
marriage. Sunday July 81. The ceremony
was performed by T. M. Pentacost Of
| Montville. They have taken a rent I'm
Mrs. Sophia Lowell's house and their
| friends here wish them. much happiness
! in their journey through life
| Percy Benner of Belfast spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Rhoda Benner
Miss Catherine Walker, who has been
| spending the past year DIN St Louis re-
| turned home. Aug. 4.
Miss LILA Morrow Of Bangor. has been
| spending two weeks Mt Past Master q.
| III. Cargilrs.
Pratt. Arthur Wisdom and Walter Ander-
ton and Mrs. Hattie Russell all of Somer-
vile. Mass, are here for n months stay
stopping at j. o. Johnsons
Albert Little and Miss Clara Pierce OF
| Boston. are StOpping at Mrs Mary Mitch
ellis for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George u. White of Brock.
! ton, Mass. are on q two weeks visit to
her sister. Mrs. Hattie Clough
| Frank Bridges OF Medford, has been
spending n two weeks vacation with
| friends.
Mrs w. C. Bryan and son. Chrlsty of st.
| Louis, are visiting mt j. j. Walkers
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hart Of Lynn.
| Mass. have been spending a week at Mrs
w. II. Hunts.
Miss May Taylor of Pttsfeld. is I'm
| town for a few days, visiting her sister
| Mrs. w. w. Hurd.
| The mask ball given by the summer
visitors, was largely attended and was a
very enjoyable affair. The occasion was
honored by the presence of Madam Riau-
vHlt-Pendeton. who looked charming in
her japanese costume.
Doctor +. c. Cay and family of Brook
lyn. n. w. were guests AZ c, M Urrd's
Sunday, Aug. a.
The Grange picnic at MarshaIrs shore
was largely attended Aug. A. and all re-
port grand good time.
NORTH PALERMO.
! Harry Rlack left Saturday morning. for
M"diield, where he has a position in the
hospital.
W. A. Nelson and F. c. Rowe are
| working for c. E. Carr doing carpenter
| work.
Mrs. Mary Batchelder has been visiting
att rank Workings.
The Improvement Society will hold its
annual reurion az the Prescott grove.
Aug. "a.
Mr.. and Mrs Pearl Souie left. Mon
day morning. for Worcester, Mass. where
they have a situation in the Insane
Asylum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dear Pawlowsky started
for their home Saturday. after a visit of
two weeks here They were accompanied
by Mrs. Pawlowsky's nephew. f. &.
Uelson.
Miss Louise Carr has been passing
few days with friends at China village.
Willie Yates OF Newport. has been visit
ing his aunt Mrs. Hannah Merrihcld,
this week.
A. q. Hanson is in Boston for two
weeks. He will attend the encamDment
of his regiment while there. Fred Drawn
is working for him while he Is away.
SOUTH LIBERTY.
Mrs. II. w. Clark and daughter. Miss
Grace of Boston. are visiting at Edmond
Prescott'S.
Miss May Chapman, who has been visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. Hannah Prescott. re-
turned to her home In New Hampshire.
Friday.
The first real thunder shower of the sea
son to strike here. came Thursday after
noon. but far from doing any damage. 1t
did hundreds Of dollars worth Of good,
and was thankfully received.
Quite a number from this place attend
ed the band and grange picnic at Mar
slalls shore, Saturday, and all report
very enjoyable occasion.