Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-27
NORTH PALERMO


Rev. Norman Leach Of China pr zach
ed his farewell sermon nj the Baptist
church on Easter day. Many friends
regret his departure AMI wish him sue
cess In his new field OF labor.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilder Young attended
he funeral Iiond3y, of Albert Young Of
Montville, whose death occurred, Apr.l
q, after a long illness.
The many friends Of the family are
OF little Gratia Parmenter. DIR. Stinson
of Branch Mills called Dr. Tuell Of Au-
g,lsta in consultation ana 1t is hoped
that the danger point is Eassed.
Sallie Simpson OF Cohurn passed
Saturday and Sunday. with her granI-
mother Mrs. Young at Wm. Osgood's.
NJ. j. Nelson carried his daughter
Emma. to Albion, SUNDAY, as her school
commenced there this week.
Rufus Rowe was the guts, Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Black. Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Carr is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Daniel Back-lder.
Mrs. Frank Jordan has gone TO board
at Mr.. Williams.
Jessie Dyer is at Mrs. L. A. BOWERS
for short time.
Mrs George Soule and little daughter
.isit-d Mrs. Frank Norton, last week.
Mrs Eliza Nelson passed a few days
'tcfntly, with her son Frank Nelson.
PALERMO.
Miss GOldie Overlook ,.assed Sunday
IN b t..
Mrs Sp"att and Mrs. Tibbetts anl
on Richard called on Mrs. Hattie
Moore, Sunday afternoon.
l.. Fl. Howard and family passed sun
lay afternoon with Mrs. Howard's
brother, F. L. Bailey
Mrs A. J. Tobey is i'll with an attac,
Of the grip.
Mrs. b. w. Handy and daughter En-
ma are confined to the house with an
attack OF the grip.
Mrs Page Cane is passing a few days
with Mrs. II. W. Handy
A. G. ktene. one of the employees at
tho mill of A. j. Tobey, met with pain
ful accident. While saving slaves. his
hand slipped allowing il to pass be-
nearly severing the little finger of his
right hand.
a. j. TObey states that he will have
TO suspend work nights if rain doesn't
..Ome soon.
1t is reported that the scholars of this
district are 10 be transferred to the
school at East Palermo. The change
Will be appreciated by the parents as
1t vii. afford far better means Of pro-
curing an education as the school is
larger. and experienced teachers are
employed.
The farmers of this section are max,
ing preparations for their spring work
such as repairing fences and making
careful examinations OF all farming
implements, etc. They are all wishing
that we may have a day or two. OF
warm moderate rain to wash the grass
and remove the frost fIom the ground
r. G. Moore is taking the place of A. |
g. Keene for Il few DAYS. i
MONTviULE. i
Albert Young died Friday evening.
Apinl2l. after Il lingering and suffering |
Illness Of about two years. EarIy |
Wednesday morning he suffered a |
shock Of total paralysis being unable |
TO move a muscle or even swallow.
Edward Liant has moved his family |
pack To his home ut South Paris. He |
has done large amount of numbering |
TINS winter. having n larger amount OF |
long and short lumber ct Grams Mill |
than any other.
Mrs. j. +. Ramsay has returned |
from Newport where she was nursing
her daughter, Mrs +. o. Clement. who
has 60 far recovered as 10 be moved ia
The home of her parents
A boy was added 10 the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Gordon. last
week.
Jas. NJ. Palmer IS building a new
house for A. r. Dyer
Rev. S. W. Brown of Brunswick has
been holding revival meetings at the
Halldale Free Baptist church for sew
.:ai weeks with good results. Some
10 nave been converted or reclaimed,
ma the church in general has been
lnickened and strengthened.
EAST PALERMO.
Prof. {. G. Spratt. formerly Principal
" Bridston Academy row connected
With Harvard University, Cambridge
lass. called on friends here. Saturday
Charles Wells OF Liberty called on
riendS here Sunday.
John w. Tibbetts Of Montville recent
visited his father Il. X. Tibbetts.
FRED Tibbetts. accompanied by his
ousins Lottie and Eva Tibbetts of Bel
asst visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Woodbury. Tibbetts. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 4. Bradstreet oe
formerly Of this place.
'tre In town Sunday. Is
Johnny Tibbetts. son of Al T;b-
cts. who was operated on for aDpen
icitis Is reported to be gaining RAPIDLY.
Rev J. b. Howard, viii preach here
unday. at 1890 A. NJ. Mr.. Howard isl
rom Razorville, he preached here sew
raj years ago and made MANY friends
mo Will be pleased to listen to him
nee more. :
BERT E. Cunningham who has been in
MS place the past winter, will soon col
massachusetts. While tere Mr.. Cum
ihgham has made many friends who I
Eh him the best of success while | b