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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
FRANKLIN.
FREEMAN,

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vining of Weld,
attended the Burbank reunion, Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Plaisted Of Liv-
ormore, We're guests at Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshal Burbank,s, Friday.
Charles Bradbury of North Freeman.
is in Passaic, n. V. the guest of his
children, for u few weeks visit
Freeman people are visiting the
ledge at Salem in large companies for
biueberries, which are reported very
plenty.
The West Freeman baseball team
and North Freeman played at Salem,
Saturday. Aug. 10. The West Free
mans won the game. 13 to 9.
Clyde Durrell is gaining slowly. All
are glad to know he visited his sister,
Mrs. Albert HUFF, last Monday.
G. n. Allen of this town, has raised
piece of corn that would be hard to
beat in Franklin county. 1t is the eight
row variety: will average about eight
feet in height; and quite n number of
stalks are 10 feet in height one ear
being about six feet from the ground.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
PENoBsco1.
ETNA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Small and grand
daughters Inez and Pauline Cole. have
been passing a few days at Carmel
campmeeting. which closed, Sunday.
Mrs. Maria Loud has gone to Bowdoin-
ham to stay a few weeks with her broth
err, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Soule.
Harry Dunton was in town. last week,
calling on friends from Pasadena, Cal.
Mr.. Mansell of Newport, has hired the
house of w. ]. Buswell and will keep n
lodging house through campmeeting,
which IS IN session at present.
Mrs. Albert Warren and daughter Della
have returned to her brothers, Walker
Ames, from their visit at Dixmont and
Jackson.
Mrs. Scott Ames and son Earl arrived
Thursday night. Mr.. Ames came. Sunday,
to his brother Walter Ames'. where Mrs
Ames has been, and both returned home
to West Warren on the Pullman. Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ames and daugh.
ter Edna, from South Windham, came to
town. Saturday. and returned home
Monday. ....--. /.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01

Fall Term Opens Tuesday, Sept. 12th.
advantages of the country with its free
dom from distracting influences, togethDg
with the opportunities Of Portland. An
tried teachers. AdvaAced work In Lam
guages, Mathematics. History and the
Sciences. Thorough preparation for the
COLLEGES, the technical schools the s6v:
patfons. Especial facilities for the thor,
ough physical development Of both boVi
and girls: Gymnasium with runninG
electric lights. steam heat CertiHeate OF
admission to the colleges and fechni1aI
schools. Careful attention given 70 con
duct ana health: a strong and worthy
terms For catalogue and ipforuaat5on
address WILLIAM CARY JO6f.IN, rI.let
D.. President Woodfords Station. Pc4te
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
WALDO.
PALERMO CENTRE

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tyler who were
married July Sd, gave a recent,on n
their many friends, Aug. 22d. at their
home in this place. Many beautiful
and useful presents We're presented.
The large company was entertained
with music, readings, etc. Refresh
ments We're served after which the
guests returned to their homes wishing
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Il long life of hanni
ness and prosperity
Deputy Sheriff Silas f. Bowler left
his home Monday, fnc n trim IN the
Pacific Coast, Mr.. Bowler will he one
Of an excursion party conducted by his
brother +. G. Bowler OF Bethel, which
will make tour through the western
states, taking in California and many
places of interest. returning in thirty
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Cutter OF Fitch
burg, Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Turner Il few days, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evander Gilpatrick of
Watervillc are visiting Mt Temperance
Turner'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grcgoire who
have been visiting her parents Mr.. anl
Mrs. Dexter Turner. returned to Boston,
Thursday.
The Massachusetts People who ara
now at pine Tree Camp on what is
known as the V. K. Turner farm re-
ceived q surprise. Saturday evening,
when about fourteen Of their friends
called at he camp with the intention Of
giving them Il surprise PARTY. 1t was II
complete. surprise to them but all were
most cordially received ANA well enter
tanned during the evening. Harry
Handy and others who We're present
gave a few comic songs and readings,
which were very mucn enjoyed by all.
Refreshments We're served and all re-
turned to their homes feeling they had
spent Il very pleasant evening.
Mrs. Fred Penn and family of Angus
ia. are visiting at Mrs. A. C. Tyler's.
The selectmen eXpact to finish build
ing the State road Monday and Tues
day of this week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
NORTH PALERMO.

The picnic at Prescott'l Grove given
by the Ladies Imnrovement Society
Aug. 25. was an entire success. The
day was perfect ana the grove as beau
tiful az in June Their. were fully eight
hundred people in attendance adjoin-
ing towns and even states. being we'll
represented. Dinner was served on the
ground to more than two hundred and
fifty and scores of people brought their
picnic baskets. The ice cream table at
tended by Mr.. ana Mrs. Percy Turner
ana the confectionery department con-
Quoted by Wilder Young We're well
patrOniZcd. Mrs. Abbi,. Arnold who
had charge Of the booth of fancy arti-
clcs and also the selling Of the fine pic
lures Of Interesting ula.e taken by Mr..
Judge Was happily successful in the an
| tire sale. The handsome hand painted
| sofa pillow donated hy Miss Amanda
| Sylvester of Newton WAS awarded -
| ChesSman Spratt OF Connecticut who
| guessed the nearest to the correct num-
| ber of buttons in a bottle. The pretty
Drawn mat presented by Mrs. Naomi
| Graley was given to the one that held
| the lucky number on the ticket. name
| lied nearly S13J as net proc ccds which
| made this the bannHr picnic. Much
! credit is due to the entire corps of Off
| GERS as well as to III" ncll.crS for the
success. 1t WAS 4 day iGhg 10 be re-
membereG There were many family
reunions too numerous 10 mention.
The day WAS agrreahly passed in meet
| ing and greeting old friends ana IN
listening to a concert given by our boys
and girls rf All ages. Some Of the
visitors in this immediate vicinity We're
as follows. Mr.. ana AIRS. Fred Wood
| man and family Of Fairfield accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. VI. F.. Wood Of
Pasadena, Cal. Milton Kidder. Misses
Anna and Belinda Bryant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Jones. Mr- and Mrs.
George Crosby. Mr.. Ea Marden and
family of Fairfield. Mrs. sue ThaXter
from Boston Mr.. and Mrs. ;. NJ.
Handy. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Handy o:
Hudson. Mr.. and Mrs. S. q. Norton ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Railey of Belfast
Mr. and Mrs. Arno Little from Nassal-
boro. Mrs. Abbie Lamson from Free
dom. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marden from
Somerville. Mrs. Carrie aver ana
daughter Mildred from Liberty Mr
and Mrs. George Rowe or emma. MI
Frank Carr and Mrs Emma Carr Ar
and Mrs. Everett Besse of Albion Mr
and Mrs. Allen Goodwin of Montvllle
DR.. and Mrs. Howrs Of Enfield Mrs
Laura Knox and Mrs. Susan curk q
Weeks Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Willian
. Narncy from Albion and Mr. 'hds
, Marlcn and family of Knox.
Prof. c. c. Snratt and Mrs. Spratt re
turned to their home in Putnam, Ct.
Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
Alberts' Little
DINNER Pill.

the most wondsrful,stomaeh teujs ama,
invisorator ever known. Not physie.
not a patent medicine and not Z A,se,
You can eat and digest any food with.
out distress If you use AlbsEt,s Litaie;
Dinner Pill. Try Il and b eenvIresdi
ef our claims; the trial costs, you psth.
ing. Call and get free paeItass, ~ u
you cannot call write ALBERT cHEM.
icAL COMPANY, 8 ALBERT 0Uft6.
ING, Boston, Mass. 6ewditeh 4 Wsb.
ster. ~ Aug.zed1Yy,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
WALDO.
NORTH PALERMO.

Mrs. Theodore Osgnnd who has been
in poor health for some time is suffer-
ing from a severe attack of erySipelas
and 4 slight shock Which affects her
speech somewhat.
Mrs. Lizzie Shllcr Of Boston has been
visiting Mrs. Grace lIusscy at George
Osgeod's ana Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas
Rowe and son Of Newton. Mass. are
passing a week at Rufus Enwr's at the
old homestead.
Chas. Marshall ana daughter Bertha.
of Hayerhill Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Marshall and son. of Mason are
visiting their sister Mrs Emma
Marshall Carr who with Alfred ana
Mary, of Hudson who came last week
make a reunion of the Marshall family
excepting one brother Jchiel who is in
Montana.
Will Chadwick. Lester Nels IN.
George Carr and Edna Osgodd returned
to Freedom Academy. Monday, Edit,
Nelson will go reXt week.
Isaac Rowe from Newton caught six
fine trout in five minutes in Il place
known only TO himself cne day last
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Rachelder at
tended the reunion Of the 18th Main:
Regiment at Clinton. Friday.
Several of the farmers have los
many of their hens by foxes. Theodore
| Osgood has only nine left of lare
| Hook.
Mrs. John Black mas gone to kitter!
| for a weeks visit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
LlTCHFlELD CORNER.

Early Saturday morning III" SD news
cam" from Augusta, by telephone OF Ill.
death at that place OF EuGcn" kinSSbury
Campbell, eldest son of Eugene and Mrs.
Ncttic Campbell. "G"n" waS loved by
eve rybody who knew him and the people
hero are much Slddrn"d at his Early
death. and much sympathy is felt for the
gricfstrickcn family. II" was buried
from the church. Sunday afternoon. The
church was filled with people who came
from Augusta, Gardiner West Gardiner
lit"hiicld. Tn" service was conducted by
ftcv. f.. \. Harlow. Music was furnished
by Mrs. Flora Chase, of Litchfi"ld Plains.
j. T.. ChaS" AMI W. j. Starbird. Mrs. An
Sie StarDird acting as 0rganist The cas-
k"t WIS covered with flowers and two ta-
5l"S-ouc at each end Of til" C..skct We're
loaded with beautiful iiOWcrS and Il hand
som" rirC" Of purple and white aSterA
tied with y bow OF broaG white ribbon lIv
on the organ. This piece WAS sent by Mr
ana Mrs. Arthur Niles. Near the head of
tn" cask"t was Il pillow of white flowers.
with tn" words our Son" in purple. in
th.- center. His SChoOlmatcS and friends
CAV" Il crescent OF white and pale pink
roses, a bunch of twenty Ial" pirk roses
iutcfmlXcd with green and twenty whit"
pinkS. From other friends Were roses.
lilies. aSterS. pinkS and sweet peas, and IL
beautiful cross. said to have been given
by Augusta friends He was "A gradual"
OF Iitchticld Academy, and had been at
work several years since his graduation,
in Augusta He was a young man of c.
crlIrnt character. always pleasant ami
genial, full of fun, and loved by all who
knew him, and his death 1T the early az"
Of % years Is a crushing blow to his fami-
| ~. II" leaves q father. mother two
| brothers and two sisters, and hosts of
mourning friends
| The fish clul. had Il meeting and dinner
at camp Sev.rY on the shore "f Smi
Pord. Saturday. THIS pond is citing tn
be quite u summer resort. Thclc ar. at
| present 10 cottages on its shores Trout
| ANA salmon have been placed III Tic pond.
| and the very best Of fishing may D" cX-
ncct"d in 4 tt-w years Bass, pic..rrcl
ami other small fish are ilenty, and many
| good chowdurS lGtVc b"crt enjoyed th"r.'
this summer. There arr beautiful pin.
groves on its shore.
| Augustus RISworth has a very nice
| cottage at Sand Pond and ne invited Lib
| by Post. G. A. r. and the Relief Corps.
! to spend tn" day there last Tuesday. Tho
| invitation WAS accepted. and a delightful
| daV was spent there. Tables wer. set
under the fine trees. and fish chowder and
| other good things disappeared like morn
| ing dew. Mrs. Gardiner Roberts mad"
| the Chowd"r. Mr.. Orrn True came i'll his
naphtha launch and many enjoyed Il de
| lightful boat ride through his Kindness.
| Emery Baker spent Sunday at home.
Mrs E. r. Brmis is IL home getting
! ready to move to StoninEton where Mr..
| Eemis is engaged rs principal Of the
| Stonington High school
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
WALDO.
r ROY.

Mrs. Emma Bickfori %hn was FORM
crly Miss Emma Call of this town. dici
az her home in BurEham. saturday
aitcl a painful illness of several weeks
pr. NJ Y. Dodge and fImily went tn
EurrhIm to the Dodg" family reunion
which WAS hell at the chandler cottage
~ the West shore of Lake Winnecook.
Saturday. The day was perfect. tha
Dodge family well represented and 4
'i'liEhtfui time enjoyed hy all.
Mis-. Carroll Estes and children of
Massachusetts, are taking their usual
"umnor outing at The home of Mr..
I|,rs' father.
The district schools began Monday.
Mrs Loren Harding and son Charlie.
spent several days at Northport. last
week.
The family of J. c.. Lamb has re-
turned from Northport.
Several Of our townspcople are at
tending the fair ut Bangor this week.
G. A. Stevens Of Syracuse is spending
tW" weeks in town. Mr.. Stevens ana
Master Van will accompany him TO
their home the last of the week.
Mrs. Sarah Parsons Of Concord
Mass, is III town the guest of her
daughter Mrs. A. J.. Estes.
Adolf Myrick has moved to the Hatch
place at Cooks Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z. Eagley We're in
town, Sunday. accompanied by Mrs
Campbell and daughter Marguerite o.
New York City.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
SOUTH LIBERTY.

Miss Gladys and Miss Inez Hisler of
Weeks Mills We're the guests of Miss
Grace Dunn, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Austin of Boston
We're the guests of Mrs. Edmund Pres
colt, last Friday. Mrs. Austin was
formerly Miss Grace Clark of this
place. She was recently married. and
was here in Maine on her wedding trip.
Her many friends wish her much hap
pincSs.
Mrs. Clark Of Boston is visiting her
friend Mrs. Hannah Prescott, for u few
weeks.
Telephone service is now established
from this place and Hello Central -
is the word
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-01
SOMERSET.
CANAAN.

Mrs. Fred Lord ana little daughter
Marguerite. of Shawmut and Mrs
Fred Dunlap and son Clarence. Of
Skowhegan were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Smith, Sunday.
Mrs. f. X. Cary and two children Of
Fort Fairfield who have been passing
the summer with her parents DIR. and
Mrs. Shean returned home. Monday.
Miss Esso Pooler of Old Town is
visiting relatives in town.
a dance will be held at town hall.
Friday evening. Sept. ]. under the au-
spices of the Canaan ba aIeball team
MI. and Mrs. Curran SInith and two
children of Bingham visited their niece
Mrs. Geo. Maxfield few days. last
week
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KENNEBEc
CLINTON,

Mrs. John Abbott is in Albion for a
few days visit.
DR.. L. *. Austin of Waterville as
sisted by S. l.. Andrews of this place
Sunday morning, performed an oper-
alton upon the oldest son. Henry OF
Rev. j. w. Price removing the tonsils
and a growth from the heed.
The building owned by Z. True and
formerly used for Il pants factory has
been bought by b. Il. Bear of this place
and F. Z. Whitman of Everett, Mass.
They have also bought the wood turn
ing machinery OF VIM. Johnson who Is
called one Of tho best WCoC turner's III
the state. They will form company
which will be known as TIE Whitman
Co.. fer building refrigeratOrS and do
ing all kinds of wood turning. All wish
them success as Mr.. Bean is one Of our
promising young business men. Mr..
Whitman Is the son Of a former pastor,
and his wife was formerly Miss Ida
Bean who taught for a number of years
in our grammar school. They surely
will be welcomed by all.
A large number attended the Field
Day of Ia" Skowhegan Grange ut Coed
Will Pines. Wednesday. Aug. %. 1t
was n perfect day ana the program en-
joyed by all.
Miss Jennie Price, the State organ
izer of the w. G. 4. L. gave it very in
teresting and Instructive lecture at The
Methodist church, Tursiay evening.
August -.
About twenty-five" from this place at
tended the !. .. .. r., Field Day at
Dexter, Saturday. August -. and report
a fine TIM.
Rev. J. w. Price ANA daughter Mary,
have oecn i'll Norrhport for the past
week attending the Methodist camp
meeting.
Mrs. f.. f. Strattoa :nh son Seth. r.
| turned last saturday light from II visit
in Carmel.
Miss Gertrude Htines of Pittsfeld
has been visiting in town.
Pev. Hannah Powell OF BrdSton is
visiting her parents Mr. ana Mrs. Syi-
veSter Powell.
Ralph Bean attended the camp meet
ing at Northport. last week.
Edward J. Conway Of Providence. r.
L., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. -. Stewart.
Miss Grace Thompson Of Chelsea,
spent Sunday. with Mrs. ". I. Cain.
Miss Ifez Stevcn.sol who has been
spending the sumner with her brother
| in PIttsburE. Pa. hats returned to her
hprn,. i'm This pI;icp
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