Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-04-14
PALE ERMO.

fellow who has been in Augusta the
past year has returned to the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. c. w. Studley.
Mrs. Eliza Nelson and Rodney Nel-
son are having their buildings painted.
Chas. Arnold shipped load of veals
to Boston last week.
Horatio Nelson who has large stock
has bought the hay in the Fowler barn
of Alvin Fowler of Chelsea.
Chas. Black has gone to work for
Walter Tobey.
Mr.. Leighton and brother from China
are doing fine business cutting wood
with a gasoline engine.
CARR'S CORNER.-The Centennial
committee decided to celebrate the
event, June 23d. at Prescotts Grove.
They have secured Hon. Oscar a.
Marden. a native of this place, to give
the Grafton.
Miss Emma Nelson closed very
successful term of school at the
Branch, this week. The pupils from
this section are much pleased with their
improvement.
Mrs. l.. A. Bowler is saddened by the
news of the serious illness of her
brother, John HILBERT of Washington
and the precarious condition of her
niece, Miss Glen Rollins of Lawrence,
Mass, whom she is planning to visit.
H. r. Carr made his usual trip to
Fairfield, Saturday, and reports very
bad going.
Mrs. Jennie Hussey is in poor
health.
Mrs. Chas. Arnold and Mae Hatch
visited friends. Tuesday.
The people on Level Hill hope to have
an r. F. d. route. -
PALERMO CENTRE.
Mrs. George Sherman who is living
with her daughter. Mrs. David Hall, is
very sick.
DIR. Nj. NJ. Small of Branch Mills is a
daily visitor in this section as quite a
large amount of sickness exists at
present. Those on the sick list are as
follows: A. c. Brown, Miss Sadie
Brown, Mrs. Lucy Rust, Mrs. Dexter
Turner
1t is understood that G. w. Fish is to
work for c. S. York of Windsor, this
summer.
Charles Newhall the cream gatherer
in this section for the Solon creamery
Co. has a new route in addition to his
work. This route takes him into AL
bion. Mr.. Newhall will be on the road
about five days in the week.
THoRNDIkE.
f. F. Reynolds of Unity has sold his
farm containing half mile track to
George Dustin. Mr.. Dustin will train
his horses over this track the coming
season. He has several good ones. Mr..
Reynolds has sold his chestnut stallion
to L. T. Bracket of Pittsfeld. This is
a handsome eight year old horse,
weighing 100 pounds. stands is hands
high. is good gated trotter He is by
1Iarbinger. dam by Rocco, he by En-
pire, by Gen. Knox.
There are several cases of measles in
town at present. Mrs. A. II. Higgins
has been very ill with the disease.
o. J. Parsons Gu. one of his feet last
week. requiring several stitches to close
the wound.
Potatoes are bringing s1.Oo per bushel
at the station. There are quite lot
being hauled in.
MONTVILLE.
Ralph w. Howard has bought w. A.
Poland's farm and will build a barn in
the near future.
A. S. Dyer and family have moved
into the Levi Bartlett house.
Mrs. Helen Cushman is very i'll.
An r. +. d. route has been petit
toned for. which. if established. will
accommodate quite a number of Mont :
vile people living on the Pine Plains.
This route will start from Morrill,. +.
l.. Hatch. of that town. circulated the
petition.
LIBERTY.
Miss Mabel Cram died at her home,
April Z. of cancer in the stomach. She
is survived by two brothers, George and
Charles Cram. who tendcrIy cared for ner
during her Illness. The funeral took
place. Sunday. and was conducted by Rev
II. w. Abbott. The remains were buried
in Mt Repose cemetery.
w. D. Sanford was in Boston for a few
daNS last week