Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-28

son NItIdlu were VII w stL lin, ~
neSday.
Horace Withce and Elmer Adams
exchanged horses Thursday.
Mrs Carlton Wescott and Mrs.
Laura Brooks called OH friends in this
vicinity Friday.
Mercer, Thursday.
PALMYRA.
Mrs. W. II. Miles and Mrs. o. NJ.
Crawford returned last Tuesday from u
weeks visit with relatives in Brooks.
School in Marsh's Corner district
closed Wednesday afternoon. 1t was
taught Dy Mrs. l.. +. Foley.
Mr.. and Mrs John Crawford were
called to Dexter Wednesday to attend
the funeral of their brOthcr-an-law,
George w. Murphy, who died very sud
denly at North Dexter from the effects
Of an injury received from some COWS,
while watering them ut a spring. NJ
Murphy was about sixty years Of az"
and a widow survives.
BENJAMIN Grant who has been 50
Very ill with stomach trouble, is said
to be gaining slowly. DR.. Scwall OF
Newport attends him.
Mrs. f.. r. McCahc is reported To be
improving. after suffering from an at
tack of acute indigestion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Childs from
Dakota are visiting friends i'll this
town. Mr.. and Mrs Childs have Il
fine position on a ranch at that plar"
and will return i'll about three weeks.
Mrs. Childs is employed as housekecpcr
and her husband works on the ranch
They are visiting at Henry Shaw's for
the present.
1t is reported that Bcni Miller is
quite sick with rheumatic fever ut Mr..
Seckins' in St. Adams.
About 50 members from Palmyra
grange attended the Union Grange
held at Newport Wednesday, Feb. II.
The address of welcome WAS given by
Mrs. X. A. Drcring of Sabasticook
Grange ana responded to by Mark
Bond of Twilight Grange, Corinna. \
fine dinner was served at the Grange
hall and in the afternoon the question
box drew on; many questions which
members. The next Union Grange will
be held at PittSlicld, Wednesday March
FL
The entertainment given at Palmyra
Grange hall last Friday evening WAS
very good yet poorly attended.
The cantata entertainment to be Civ
on by r. \. Conant and singing class.
will be held at III" Grange hall Thurs
day evening, March j..
Llewellyn Woodbury.. who bought
the farm formerly occupied by Chas.
Homsted. has recently sold ii to Il
party from Arno:3took county. Pric.
paid 5000.
s. +. Milictt entertained Il few friends
at J. c. Miilcirs last Sunday evening
with several fin" selections on his new
Edison gram"rhoiic.
Several from this place attended the
drama, The Spy of Gettysburg" given
by the senior class of Corinna :icadc-
my. "Wednesday evening at Stewards
hall. 1t was said to be a fine prcsenia-
ton Of the play and the parts were
Wei taken.
Mrs. El"cta Wiley Of PittsficId is
visiting for 4 few days her mother, Mrs.
Betscy parkmam
CAMBRIDGE.
y number from this town attend Il
the play 'Topsy Turvy" at Harmony,
wednesday evening.
/. H. Horne of Watervllc was in
town last week
W. w. Odlin has gone to King.nan on
business.
Samuel Lowell has sold his farm to
Tom Folsom and will move in April. 4
William Noble of Garland has been
visiting at d. G. Mobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs Sanford Bailey arc re-
ceiving congratuIa tionS on the birth of
son, born Feb IS.
Rev. T. f. Ham was called 70 Har-
mGny Wednesday to attend the funeral
Of the late Mrs. George Gilman.
DR.. Lewis Fish of st. Adams was in
town, this week.
JACKMAN.
Mrs. Calvin Campbell and daughter
ZaldIe are visiting at Brewer.
About four inches of snow fell, Mon
day forenoon
Mrs. Alex Crawford of Dennistown
Went TO Greenville. Monday. for treat |