Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-03
Somerset County News
PALMYRA.

What came near being a serious dcc1-
dent happened one day last week, to
DR.. Jackson of Newport, while visit
irg patients in this vicinity. DR.. and
Mrs. Jackson drove into Henry Nc
Farland's dooryard, and while the doc
tor WIGS aitching his horse the horse
took fright at something and broke
away and ran some little distance,
overturned the carriage. threw MRS.
Jackson out, then ran into the field
circled around Il large rick three times.
and threw himself down. The doctor.
assisted by others. managed to keep
him down till they Embarrassed him
and got the carriage righted up. Mrs.
Jackson fortunately escaped with only
4 few bruises, but the carriage was
broken in Il number of places.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Pillsbury. for
mer residents in this neighborhood.
have gone to Cambridge Mass, to pass
TIE winter with their daughter Mrs.
w. n. Dunton. Mr.. Pillsbury is in fail
ing health.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith of New
port, are visiting friends in this vicin-
ity for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Hubbard and Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Hubbard have recently
returned from IL hunting trip. w. II.
Hubbard brought home two deer and
Mrs. &. F. Hubbard one. Mrs. Hub
bard is quite an expert with Il rifle. as
she shot a deer last fall as he WAS 60
ing across the field at her own home.
Meadow Bl ook Farm.
Miss Sadie Cover of Troy, who is
teaching in Egypt. was the guest of
Mrs. Annie Mcfarland, over Sunday.
George Damon. VINO is working in his
axe fact tory at Damascus, passed the
Sabbath at home with Mrs. Damon.
Mr.. an0 Mrs. L. B. Hanson were call
ing on friends in this neighborhood. one
day last week.
Mrs. Sarah Leavitt and her daughter
passed last Tuesday with Mrs. Theo
Hope in Newport
Henry Hubbard. who has been quite
i'll with jaundice. is reported to be con-
valoscent.
Palmyra Grange had a gramophone
entertainment. last saturday evening.
oct. IS. There were eight gramophOnes
and their owners in attendance, and
they gave a number of fine selections
Next Saturday evening. Nov. 4. will be
Past Lecturers night, they furnishing
the program. The date for the ami
vcrsary has been changed to Nov. 10,
as State Master Gardner could be pres
ent only oil that day.
Mrs. Estelle Peckham and children
of Bangor. are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Moses Stuart, for a few days.
Flossie Grant of St. Adams. is sadly
afflicted with Il disease OF the eyes when
threatens to terminate i'll total blindness,
Mrs. Grant and DR.. Moulton of H1rtiand,
the attending physician. took t'iosslc I"
Bangor. Friday, for advice and possibly
areatment. but found upon consultation
that Dr. Moulton was using the best
methods toward her recovery and they
returned. Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gatien are living
at Henry ShawS for the present
r. l.. Fitzgerald. who recently sold his
farm to Arson Smith. has moved his fam
iIv into Mrs Dearborn'S house, and G. r.
Cookson. who has been living ut Mrs.
Dearborn's. has moved to his own home.
Velma Badger Of St Adams is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. W. Chambers, this
week.
f. H. Woodman Of Boston was i'll town,
over Sunday.
vicinity Just now. Many wells are failinG
and general drouth prevails.
ST. ALBANs.
Rcv. Albert Smith of Hallowcu spo,<.
at the Friends church. last Sunday. He
is an enthusiastic speaker and Il good
singer.
Our toSn schools arc closed FOR Il two
weeks vacation. Willis Carson has takcn
the Job to sheath the Mountain school
hare if,p- n m ut q