Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-06-29

Palermo Center, Sunday. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perham of Newport,
recently visited Mrs. Perham's mother,
Mrs. Gardner Tyler.
Mrs. Chas. Beale is convalescing
from severe throat trouble.
Mrs. Dorothy Crummett passed her
93rd birthday, Monday. June q.
Mrs. ]. H. Ames of Bowdoinham. and
Mrs. T. c. Wing and daughter. Mar
guerite from st. Cloud, Mimi, arrived,
Monday, and will pass a few weeks
with their father, John e. Dodge, and
other relatives here.
PiTTsToN.
School closed in district No. IL, after
very successful term of ten weeks,
taught by Miss Enza Green. Arthur
Fossett, years old, did not miss one
half day. All hope to see Miss Green
back next term.
Fred Abbott of Massachusetts is at
w. o. Foye's for the summer.
Marion Fossett was the guest of
Florence Elkins, Saturday.
Frank Shea is having "a piazza built.
Hattie Weston was the guest of Enza
Green. Thursday night.
Arvesta Gould is visiting at Winter
Moulton's.
w. o. Foye is giving his house coat
of paint.
Albert Palmer and family have gone
to Capitol Island
BRANCH MILLS.
Isaac Arnold of Bradford, Maine,
formerly of Palermo, visited Martin
Worthing last week. He came to at
tend the Palermo centennial.
Geo. Porter visited his nephew G. G..
Parmenter, Monday.
Palermo school taught by Miss
Ethelyn Tibbetts of East Palermo
closed Wednesday of last week.
1t is expected there will be a Chill
dren's Day concert at Union church,
July I'd, at 1890 ~. NJ.
A successful term of school taught by
Myrtle Crummett closed June II. The
scholars not absent one day were:
Fred Thurston, Lewis Tobey, James
Tobey, Junior Tobey. Lottie Tobey.
Mrs. Ann Seekins of Windsor was in
the village, Thursday, calling on
friends.
Ray Dove has bought new bicycle.
Mrs, Ursula Hall and mother, Mrs.
III. y. Kitchen of Nobleboro, were at
Elon Kitchin's, last week.
Mrs. Bertha Chadwick of Augusta,
who has been spending week with her
mother. Mrs. NJ. c. Dove, returned to
her home, Saturday.
Lindley Dinsmore of Carmel, was at
his brothers Charles G. Dinsmore,
Sunday.
I. W. Brigham who has been board
ing for some weeks at Mrs. NJ. c..
Me-, TO visit his brother, Everett
BRIGHAM.
Geo. Porter of OIdtown,- returned to
his home in that place, Monday.
p. S. .WOrtning who got hurt II weeks
ago is improving every day. His
friends are glad he is able to be out
once more.
A. S. Bean attended the Friends
quarterly meeting at Vassalboro, last
week.
Mrs. Reuel Ellis of the Pond Road
visited Mrs. Clara Ward last Saturday.
Mrs. Ursula Hall. Mrs. NJ. A. Kitchen
and Mrs. Annie Kitchen, visited at
Leroy Kitchens in Waterville, last
week.
About every one in this village at
tended the Tooth anniversary of Palermo
rIvI., In, 1,n,,
of people were present.
The much needed rain has come at
last. 1t did not come too soon.
WEST GARDINER.
Charles d Towle, who passed away
last week, was one of our Oldest and
most highly esteemed citizens. An
aged wife with whom he had lived over
half century, three daughters and two
sons are his immediate survivors, but Il
very large circle of friends unite to
honor his memory. and regret his de-
parture. He was an ardent Univer-
salist He was member of the
Grange and that organization attended
his funeral in a body. The funeral was
held Sunday, at his home at Frenchs
Corner, Rev. 0. +. Alvord. pastor of the
Universalist church at HallOwell Off
ciating. The body was inferred in the
beautiful cemetery at Hallowell
Timothy Clark passed away at his
home on the pond road, very suddenly.
last week. Mr.. Clark had been an in
valid many years, suffering from di-
sease contracted in the army. He was
faithful soldier, and served his coun-
try through the entire Civil War. He
was a kind hearted and worthy man.
His funeral was held, Thursday, at the
Friends church, on the Neck, and the
intcrnrent at Mt. Pleasant cemetery,
Augusta. A wife and four children,
all minors, survive him.
Francis Butler, and Miss Grace
Weston, were united in marriage, Sat
urday, by Rev. Mr.. Plant of Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Parsons of Will
ton, spent Sunday at Mrs. Parsons
mothers. Mrs. Alice Towlc called here
by the death of Mrs. Parsons uncle
Charles Towle.
The schools closed last week, with
the exception of Browns Corner. 1t