Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-09
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Savage have moved

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Savage have moved
out of town.
AS Alvin McIntire was returning
home from his work about dark, Sat
urday night. he saw large deer feed
| ing leisurely in the clover near the
city schoolhouse. Upon seeing the
team he trotted off into the bushes. but
! soon came back. seemingly aware that
Mr. McIntire had no rifle at hand.
| Fairview Grange is sparing no pains
to make its fair interesting, which
will be held. Nov. 3 and 10.
| Frank Bickford recently sold a nice
steer to Mr.. Fulton of Winslow.
PALMYRA.
F. L. Fitzgerald bought. Saturday a
matched pair of grey horses, Weighing
$3.50 pounds, which will be used in h;s
| numbering operations this winter.
Mrs PAMELA Dearborn returned
! Sunday. to Corinna where she will re-
sumo her duties as housekeeper for
| Joel Young, after a vacation of one
week at her home here
Lester Fitzgerald with his wife. and
sister. IVA have gone to Winslow
where Mr.. Fitzgerald has a position in
the Hollingsworth and Whitney mill.
Mrs. Fitzgerald works in the Worsted
mill there. while Iva helps her sister
| Mrs. Percy Cram with whom thew
board.
c. L. Thompson of Auburn. made a
flying business trip to this place. ar
irving at +. w. Thompson, Saturday
evening, and returning, Sunday morn
ing.
Palmyra Grange will observe its
eleventh anniversary by holding an all
day meeting. Saturday. Nov IL.
HARMONY.
F. w. Landman, principal Maine
Central Institute. Pittsfield, preached
very clear, pointed and practical SER
mon at the church last Sunday. in
place of Rev. Mr.. March, who was
obliged to be absent.
Telephone poles are being set from
Mainstream to the village. This line
extends to Sugar Hill and Cambridge
and to the station. Poles are, set also
from w. S. Bemis' to the village
There is a line in operation from the
station via. the south part of the town
to the village, and also line from
Chas. Loomis and Isaiah Whittiers
via. the west part of the town over the
north road. SO called, to the village,
thus making four distinct farmers
local telephone lines in town.
A party consisting of Carol Per-
kins. Norman Cooley and Adelbert
Farrar brought home from their hunt
ing trip at kingsbury large bull
moose. He weighed nearly five hun
dred pounds.
Dogs or bears have been killing
sheep lately. A large bear was seen
on Monday morning in Charles Staples
back field. He was fired at but not
killed.
Several hedgehog's feet and noses are
being brought to the town clerks office.
MOOSE RIVER.
Stanley. the little son of Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Wilson, fell from a chair and
broke his arm. DR.. Larrabee was
called and soon had it set.
Mrs. N. E. Davis is in town with a
fine line Of fall hats. Call at the New
ton House to see them.
Miss Celia Henderson has gone to
Dexter for treatment with DR.. Burgess. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Henderson and
Miss Celia Newton will leave. Tuesday |
morning. for Hebron, where they will
work for the winter.
ST. ALBANs..
The many friends and acquaintances of |
Mrs. Louis Rollins will feel sad to know |
of her death, which occurred at midday, |
Friday She the oldest DerSOn in |
town. only lacking three years of the |
century mark. She had until within a few |
months been able to help about the house. !
She will be missed at the FOXcroft camp |
meeting. next year. as she was nearly al !
ways there. and to hear her testimony |
would convince one that her faith was |
builded on the Rock of Ages. The funeral |
eo as na,ai 6 BY Rev. ". e. BAKER. anu va"
RIPLEY.
Miss Edna Wakefield has returned from |
weeks visit at Dexter.
Ternor Icrd of Lawrence, Mass, is !
stopping at Leroy Seaveys for a few
weeks. |
Mimi. was at Mrs. Nell Randalrs, re-
Gently. |
Mrs. Abbie Herrick of Lynn. Mass, has |
been visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. Pattee's school at the Mills closed, !
MONDAY.
S. Parker recently shot two deer near |
his home.
Miss Nellie Frost has returned from the |
Bangor hospital much improved in health. |
DR. Moulton is going to extend his tele- |
phone line from Charles Boynton's over to |
Eugene Trips, and the Cambridge Tele- |
phone Co. viii extend it's lire from Nell |
Randall's to the Mills and from there to |
Dexter. They expect to do some Of the |
work, this fall
There will be a dance. Thanksgiving |
at Hilton's new hall on the shore of In |
dian pond.