Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-08
SOMERSET.
ST. AlBANS,

5. II. Goodwin, Erwin Martin and A
P. Bigelow, all travelling statesmen, We're
at home over Sunday
Rev. e. a. Southland is not as well as
usual.
Owing to the SnOwstorm there was
no Grange meeting Saturday evening
or service at the Union Church, Sun
day.
Me-. and Mrs f. T. Brilgham Of
Pittsticld were in town, Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Prescott has been confined
to the house for several days by in
fiaininatory rheumatism ~
Concert by singing school will be
held at town hail Wednesday evening.
Entertainment will be given by Help
full Workers, Thursday evening"
Miss Z. V. Laughton one of the
teachers at NJ. G. !. is spending her
vacation here at home
Harold Robertson is in Rhode Island
for d few weeks
Town meeting will be held Monday,
March 18th.
HiNCkLEY.
Miss N'ttie F.. Holway Of Madison is
visiting: 1t Mcl:in Pa!mcr's
Miss Nora l.. Goodwin closed a sue
cc;stul term of school here Friday.
Miss Ethel Davis passed Sunday with
her Parents in Madison
Ecv. q. W. iincllcy preached at the
chapel Sunday. The sermon was in
memory of 5. II. Hadley OF the Water
street mission. n. i. Mr.. A. y. Ryer-
son. d personal friend -nf the deceased.
also spoke for short time i'll regard to
the good work accomplished by Mr.
Hadlcy i'll the past twenty years.
W. Il. Tracy was in town over Sun
day.
Mrs. \. y. Ryerson entertained the
girls of Itycrson hall and their teach
ers from four o'clock to six, Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Penney of
Canaan called on their daughter, Mrs.
Frank Blackwell, sunday.
Earle Palmer went to Watcrville.
Monday afternoon, to visit W. &.
Tracy. returning Tuesday morning
Ge"ig &c Nelson is on Il visit to rela-
t'NN1' r'ii'i IL i'i'io.
G. NJ. Holt made business trip to
Boston this week.
PALMYRA.
Mrs Sarah Parkman is quite ill with
pneumonia at this writing. Mrs
PHrkman is an aged lady over 80 years
Of age. and has been confined to her
bed nearly all the tim" for the past
| two years and it is considered very
doubtful il she ever RECEIVERS.
Mrs. May Foster and Hiss Ethel
Higgins are visiting friends in Pitts
field
Rev. T. r. Millett of Gorham passed
last Sunday with his brother, j. c.
Milett.
l.. =. Foley lost a very fine Holstein
cow last Thursday night. David
Winslow of Pittsfield was called but.
arrived too late. 1t was quite a loss
| to Mr.. Foley. as she came from Mr..
keeneS improved breed of Holsteins
and was considered an excellent COW.
The wedding reception Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Goodwin was held at the
! Grange hall last Wednesday evening.
But owing to the inc!emency of the
weather and bad travelling there We're
not as many present as there would
| have been if the roads had been bet
ter. yet quite a number attended and
| brought with them many presents
which We're both useful and pretty. A
| treat was passed around of candy pea
nuts, oranges ana lemonade, and a
very enjoyable occasion was reported
| The snow that came last Saturday
| night was very acceptable and the
| farmers arc improving every hour in
| hauling their lumber to the market and
| to the mill.
ON account Of failing health Henry
Shaw has sold I'LL his cows. but one.
! to ;. f. Millott. Mr.. Millctt is now
sending milk to the Newport con-
| dcnscd factory.
Rev. +. w. Brooks has lately moved
onto his farm that ho purchased some
years ago of Samu" Marsh
George Damon is at home from
| Damascus for Il few days. coming
home to attend town meeting.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. {. Parknan were
calling on friends in this vicinity last
| Sunday.
| JACkMAN.
| Inc remains of tn" late Mrs. Alice