Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-29
sChoolhouSe with Edith Blanchard,

IschoolhouSe with Edith Blanchard,
teacher.
Little Irma Moore the 10-ycar-o old
daughter of Norris Moore, who has
been seriously ill is improved.
Bessie Murray and Miss Little Hun
newell were ut Madison, last week.
There is Il dancing school in pro-
gress at Lakewood. Mrs. May Narney
of Skowhesan is the teacher.
Mrs. Livingston was home from her
school, over Saturday, returning, Sun
day. This is the 14th week, the term
will be 16 weeks in ALL
Mr.. and Mrs. III. H. Steward visited
at Mrs. Welch's, Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Welch will soon start for
Brooklyn, n. Y, where she passes the
winters at her work in the straw shop
She is much improved in health. She
Will stop i'll Portland on her way back
EAST PALMYRA.
| Miss Bessie Leavitt arrived home,
Friday, from Pennington, where she
has been attending the Normal school
She will remain at home this winter,
| and go back so as to attend the spring
| term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Parkman are
| receiving congratulations on the birth
of It daughter born Nov. 18th. Mrs.
Nettie Mower OF St. Adams is caring
| for Mrs. Parkman.
Mrs. Bertha Hope of Newport called
on her sister, Mrs. Mower who is
stopping at Ernest PaIkman's, Sunday.
DR.. Moulton of Hartland and c.
l L., 4
vicinity, Saturday. on business i'll re-
gard to the building the new telephone
| line.
J. c. Millett was in Canaan, Satur-
day on insurance business.
Mr.. Speed of Newport was at Byron
Sandford's, last week, packing apples.
Mr.. SANFORD sold % barrels at $50
per barrel.
| Miss Ethel Sdndford who is teaching
in Oakland is coming home to spend
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Sanford.
Miss Jennie Randlett has closed her
home and gone to Massachusetts to
visit friends for Il while.
Palmyra Grange will hold its election
of officers next Saturday evening, Dec.
I'd.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Aiacombcr Of
Coriun;t visited Mrs. Macombcr's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Miller. last
Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs John Crawford were the
guests Of BENZ. Grant Of Newport, Sat
ur6ay.
ST. ALeANS.
J. NJ. Br"oller ana family have moved
to Pittsticlc.
J. p. Parker had a narrow escape from
| death Friday He WAS helping saw wouu
| with Il gasoline cnGin" when set screw
| in his coat caught in the engine. He
braccd himself aud the clothing CAV"
| naked. With the rNcewion Of some
bruises lie was none tlc worse Off
The Helpful Workers met with Jessie
| stone, Friday.
clyde J. FuTb"r and Alton Lcadbetter
have gone to jacksonville, Fla, for the
| winter.
l.. 7. Southard has got the lumber
| ready for a large hen house
and Mrs e. W. Martin. Mr. Martins
horse 'Timmy' died, last week.
MADISON.
Calvin Sawyer is quite sick with u
stomach trouble
| C. c. WATSON returned. Sunday night,
from Dead river, where he is looking for
d chance to haul lumber this winter.
MIR and Mrs. Charles Houghton went to
! North Arson, Saturday, to visit Mrs.
| fioughtCn'S brother.
| J. NJ. Newton of Arson WAS in this
vicinity buying apples, last week
| Mrs. c. G.. WATSON has a cousin from
| Skowheyan visiting ncr for Il lew days
| this week.
Mrs. VIII Jones is quite sick.
| There will be union Thanksgiving ser
vice at the Methodist church this week.
| Ernest WATSON went to Smithtield, Sat
| urday, and returned Sunday.
MERCER.
Fine skating on the pond the past week
ard the young people have enjoyed it i'm
mensely.
| Wallace TibbettS has recently purchased
the farm owned by Arthur Littleileld and
will occupy it soon.
| Mrs. Benjamin Mosher passed from this
to higher life, Nov. a, after an illness of
On with paralysis q week previous to hcr
death, which rendered her helpless and
| SpeechleSS, but not inSenSble. She Il
| kind and loving n"Ghbor, affectionatr
wife and mother and one who will he sad
ly missed in the neighborfood. Three
| children survive her of q family Of five
Mrs. John ITrizzell. Mercer. Mrs. Everett
| in Massachusetts. The funeral was held
at the Chapel, Tuesday. at ten a. NJ.
WALDO.