Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-02
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LIBERTY.

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the lawn of the church. Thursday eycn-
ing. for the benefit OF repairs OH church,
was one of the most successful and en-
joyaole affairs that mas ever been
given here. The front Of the church
was prettily decorated with buntings
and Japanese lanterns. On tho lawn
was table of fancy articles i'm charge.
OF Mrs. Addie Moore. Miss Ceney.,
cram and Gladys Skidmo.e presided at
The table of homemade candies and
Ruby Hurd had charge of the fish
pond. Tho band rendered several
selections the first part of the evening
after which all retired to the audience
room of the church and listened to one
OF the nhest concerts ever given here
by the artists who are spending theic
summer vacations here. Mrs. Charles
Pulsifer Of Brooklyn. N. Y, sister of
Madam Lillian Blauvelt captured the
audience with her bird-likc voice and
r,erittd the liberal applause she re-
ceived. John Jewett Turner has q
beautiful baritone voice. together with n
fine musical temperament, which gives
him the distinction Of being one Of Bos-
tons best singers. Mr.. farmer was mt
his best. He was on the program for
three songs and was recalled each time
10 which he generously RESPONDED.
George S. Durham Of Brockton. Mass.
presided at the organ and was thor
oughly enjoyed by all Much credit IS
due j. =. Griffiss for his fine decorations
and for the success of the affair. as. il
was wholly under his charge. Ice
cream and cake We're served in the YES
try and the sum of s24 was realized.
Miss Mary Brown has accepted n
position as teacher in tho schools in
Harrington, Conn, and will leave this
week to assume her duties there.
Miss Lila Morrow of Bangor, is Visit
ing at G. H. CargilPS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Norton of How
ard, r. l.. are spending their vacation
at their old home here.
Mrs. Minnie Tolman Of Warren. has
been passing several weeks in town. the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanford.
Mrs. Richard Aver Of Rockland. is in
town spending Il week at l.. C. Morse's.
Mrs. Alice Knowlton. who has been
at the Maine General Hospital in Port
land for the past two weeks, for treat
nent returned to her home, Friday.
Miss Burgess Of Brunswick. is IL
town passing a few days with Mrs.
Sophia Lowell. Miss Mary Taylor of
Pittstield. is spending two weeks with
her sister, Mrs. w. w. i5urd.
PALERMO.
Mrs. Hinckley from Massachusetts
was the guest of Mr. ana Mrs. A. I.
Cummings last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Norton, of Clin-
ton, have been making Mr.. NOrton's
Parents Il visit for the. past week.
A party of summer people from! South
China. enjoyed a ride and picnic dinner
at Turner's Corner. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.' Kidder, of Wins
low were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Winfield Belden, last week.
Fred Morans. is coopering for F. G.
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Boynton visited
their daughter, Mrs. George North IF
Unity, Il few days last week.
Barney Norton bu,chered for Percy
l;radstreet. Monday.
Willie Mardcn has gone to Aroostook
where he has employment in the potato
harvesting industry.
w. =. Lawrence OF Belfast. was in
town on business call. last week.
a large number Of people from this
place, rs usual. attended the annual pic
ME at Prescott Grove, North Palermo,
which is conducted by the Smith Gene
terry Improvement Society of that
place. large attendance was re-
Ported by all.
Chas. Brown of Searsmont was in
town, Thursday, ana aought Il fine lot
If lambs from Ludwick 4 Belden.
Mrs. Ludwick spent Friday evening
with Mrs. A. J. To-Day.
Sylvester and son ara cutting out the
old Chisam privilege and are con-
building Il mill on the site.
S. L. Ludwick was a business caller
ct thu Scion Creamery. Saturday.
Willard Pullen was in this section
last week, on business.
Mrs. Nell Drake Of Stoughton, Mass
who has been the guest of her father,
w. II. Morse. of this place returned
home Monday. accompanied by her son
Freddie and brother Harry.
Winfield Belden is Oh the sick list.
Sumner Ludwick is ct work on the
State road.
A. c. keene, and Harry Morse. en-
toyed a days fishing on Bowler Lake,
last week. Although the catch was few
in number Il fine time was reported by
both
Wilson Weir Of Worcester. Mass,
called on Mrs. Anna rooey one day this
week.
Carroll Turner was a business caller
1T A. ] Tobey's, Tuesday.