Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
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number of her sisters in the Grange
| appearing at her home to congratulate
| her on the rare talent of growing ole
gracefully, and to wish her happy re.
| turns. The visitors each remembered
her with gift, and privided a mic,
dinner as slight apology for coming
unannOunced. Mrs. Palmer's wide cir
Gle of friends will not need to be in
| formed that the company enjoyed
| themselves. as she has "A merry heart
| that "doeth good like a medicine" Sh,
| has lived to see the fourth generation
| and although sympathetic in sorrow
| she is as jolly as most girls; retains al
her faculties, and is more active thar
many a younger person.
PALERMO CENTRE.
| The funeral of Mrs. Amanda Walker
was held at the chapel Friday at p. NJ
| Rev. Frank E. Jones officiating. The de.
ceased had lived in town for many years
| and was without doubt one of the oldest
if not the oldest person NO be found in
| this SETON of the State. Some of our
aged townspeople think she was about
| one hundred years old, but no one knows
exactly and she did not know herself
She leaves no near relatives.
David Hall who has been very sick
with pneumonia for the past two weeks
| remains about the same
Mrs. Lucy Rust is reported to be gain
| ing slowly.
]. w. Northrup shipped 126 barrels OF
Baldwin apples to Liverpool recently.
PALERMO.
The Sewing Circle met at Mrs. Meta
Nelson's. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Smell arrived al
the residence OF J; N. Small. March q
Mills.
Rev. J. r. Hail. who has recently moved
to this village: occupied the pulpit In
the Union church. March rs.
Miss Annie Dodge. who attends school
in Waterville, is in the village on her va
cation.
DIR. .Stinson's little son. who has been
sick, Is some better.
CARR'S CORNER-Mrs. w. A. Nell
son entertained the Ladies' Sewing
Circle from the Branch, Wednesday.
Harry Chadwick went to Boston last
ment.
The students from Coburn are at
home for three weeks vacation.
The mail carrier was unable to make
his entire trip. Saturday.
Never in the memory of the Oldest
inhabitant has such a large body Of
snow settled so fast with so little rain
as it has the past week. The men are
busy shove:ing out the drifts and
wagons will soon be in evidence.
William Soule went to Montville,
Friday, to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Chas. Written.
John Black with his gasoline engine
has made short work of cutting the
big wood piles about here.
Elijah Shorey captured large
mink, this week.
TROY.
The farmers of Troy have recently
made arrangements with the Turner Cen
ter Creamery to occupy and run the
a cheese factory. This course was thought
best after a very full discussion Of the
matter Much praise is due to several of
the leading farmers for securing SO de-
sirable a company as the Turner Center
people to locate a branch of their cream
cry in town.
The spring term of Free High school
opened at Troy Corner, Monday morn
ing with good attendance. All are glad
to see the former teacher, F. w. Bisbee
back agan.
There are many severe cases Of grip
and two cases of pneumonia in town at
present. Travelling is in such a condi-
ton that the doctors have difficulty In
reaching their patients. y. (
EAST PALERMO.
Mrs. Addie f. Glidden recently bought
fine new Edison monograph of F. W,
Cunningham of Washington. ,..-..
Ernest Harmon has hired out to work
six months with H. NJ. Lenfest. 4
Herbert Towle Of Libertyville. IS en-
gagged to help run the Colby & M0rane
stave mill, this season.
Bert E. Cunningham received bad
blow on the head by large limb when
fell out of the top OF a tree while chop
ping in West Liberty recently. No serious
harm was done.
Miss Mittie Turner Of Washington. Is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Lydia
Turner.
Elmer 8. Tibbetts IS doing good busi-
ness boiling down maple syrup.
HALLDAlE.
The grip has taken a thorough sweep
in this community Of late. At one time
there were scarcely well ones enough
to care for the sick. Among those who
have been sick are H. B. Clement and
family, E. M. Clement and family, J.
E. Hall and family, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.