Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-15

cHurcH. ne VIII preach mere on every
alternate Sunday.
Alice Cole Of Dexter was in town
over Saturday night and Sunday. visit
ing.
Miss Olive Woods of Cambridge,
Mass, is spending a couple of weeks
here visiting old acqua intances. She
has not been here for nearly % years.
ST. ALsANS.
Levi Stewart Of Minneapolis. Mimi,
has been visiting his brother ID. ID.
Stewart.
Rev. and Mrs. c. II. Johonnett were
here last Sunday and attended church.
He was formerly a pastor here.
The baseball team from Athens came
here last Saturday to play with our
boys. When the game was partly
played a close decision caused so much
dissatisfaction that the Athens boys
refused to play longer. Our boys
We're a few scores ahead.
We are having a butter famine just
now.
Mrs. Minnie Scule of Beverly. Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Flossie Han
son.
Invitations are out for wedding
reception next Thursday evening by
Earl Badger and Miss Hattie Stevens.
| They are to be married before that
| time.
Horace Gray of Plymouth is visiting
his daughter. Mrs. VIII Bachelor.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Coolidge and son
| Paul have returned from Livermore
| Falls. where they have been visiting
| for several days.
Mrs. ]. w. WEIGH is at Camp Ben
| son.
Will Watson has begun on the
| foundation Of house and ell on the
new street.
Goodwin Parker and his daughter of
Lewiston are passing a few days in
| town.
PALMYRA.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tracy ard dauch-
| t.r Mia are visiting in Bangor for a few
days
| John Crawford ana -. A. St2ckpolc
have gone to Brooks on blucbclrying
| cxcIrsion.
A. j. Lnavitt. Earl rarkman. Fred and
Percy Campbell have gone to Russell
mountain blueberrying. The Weeks
| brothers have returned from their trip
| to the mountain and report the blueber
ries as being plentiful.
| Mrs. Lera Lanphcr and Mrs. Lula
| Parkman were in Pittsfield last Friday
shopping.
| Mrs Effie Mower and son Lermond of
/ O. lIrc Foley ;aCt
| Friday and Sunday.
| Mrs Oscar Parkman and son Alfred.
who have been visiting here for the past
| four weeks, started for their home In
| LYNN. Mass. last Saturday They will
stop on their way in Winthrop for
| few days.
| ]. c. Millott and r. r. Millott attended
| church services at Camp Benson last
Sunday. Preaching by Elder Webster.
| Mrs. Anna Allen of New Hamrshir"
IL spending her vacation with her sister
Mrs. w. Fl. Miles.
| Palmyra Grange held It's regular session
| Saturday evening. The entertainment
| consisted OF readings by n number of the
| sisters. and question Which Is tn"
/ Most Profitable Crop to Raise 1T tn"
/ Present Time" Voted to hold memorial
services next Sunday. Aug. 10. at the
| church. Elder Russell officiating. AIS"
,-oted to hold q picnic at Maplcwood as
/ soon as it was convenient to hire the
grounds and steamers to be used on that
| day.
| Quite a number assembled ut Point
Pheasant Aug. T. in the forenoon. Selec-
tions by the band, boating and 4 picnic
dinner completed the program.
| Mrs Flosse Lcavitt is spending week
| with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. X W.
Parkman.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Campbell have
| moved from Newport to Brewer, wher"
| they will reside in the future. rs MT
| Campbell has employment theren9w.
| Mrs .. N. Crawford received the SAD
Intelligence over the telephone Monday
| noon Of the death of hcr sister-n-law'
Mrs. Sarah Clark of 1'arkman. 1t was
| nuite shock to her as she had only
week before received news that shH was
in unusually good health. better than sh'
had been for years.