Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-28
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narents. Mr.. and Mrs D. NJ. Beans.
Ernest brought his rifle with him.
Wednesday morning he and Frank
Rean started for deer down by Ar
thur Williams They shot three deer
and hauled them home with team
arfiving at o'clock the same morn
ing.
A town meeting will be held SatUr-
day to draw jurors for The December
court.
Mrs. S. BIaisdell has returned from
Augusta, where she has been stopping
with her daughter. Jennie Blaisdell,
for the past three weeks.
PALMYRA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Weeks Of Pitts
field ard Mr. and Mrs. L. ". Frost Of
this town visited 80 Mrs. Carrie Weeks
in st. Adams S. day
o. II. Cole has gone 70 Bald Noun
tain hunting FOR deer. Mrs. Cole Is
visiting relatives in Guiliord during
his absence.
William P. Brown. an aged resident
Of this place is in falling health.
Mrs. Ellen Shaw is IN Pittsfeld with
Mrs. Christiana Morrill, for a week
Mr.. and Mrs c. a. Leach in St. Al
bans Sunday.
Cecil Lancaster has engaged as clerk
and bookkeeper for the Great Northern
Paper Co at Bigelow station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Lancaster Were in
Bangor Saturday.
Miss Bessie Leavitt and Miss Alice
10 ~ Ia FARM
ington, where they have been attend
Ing the Normal school Miss Leavitt
will remain at home during the two
weeks vacation then return for the
winter term. Miss Parkman intends TO
then return to school for the
spring term in Pennington.
Carroll Folsom has had a telephone
put in his house on the Hartland & ST.
Adams line.
Mrs. Effie Moore has returned to
work for Mrs. l.. 3. Foley. while she
Is teaching this winter the Egypt
school.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Hoiway We're call
ers at Frank Millers last Sunday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Shaw is stopping with l..
B. Hansons family for a few days.
Schools in Palmyra commenced LIST
Monday with nearly all the old teach
ers. with the exception OF tn. Adams
district, which Miss Hattie Ho!way
will teach. The Ell district. Alice
Parkman. and the Village. Mrs. Nellie
Leavitt.
Edward Moore returned last week
from the northern Maine woods, where
he has spent two weeks hunting. and
brought home two small deer.
J. c. Millett has had pipe laid from
his we'll to carry water into his barn
to water his stock.
Miss Hattie Robinson, who is i'll at
her sisters home in Newport. is said
to be in a very critical condition and
fears are entertained as to her recov-
cry.
Among those who visited L. Z.
Parkmans family last Sunday We're
Mr. and Mrs. a. G. Parkman. D. 2.
Whitten and mother. ana Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Parkman.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 7. McCaEe will give
party this evening. Nov. .. at their
home in honor OF their daughters
birthday. Miss Myrtle and Hazel Nc
Cabe.
A social dance will lie given wedncs-
day evening. Nov. IS at Palmyra
Grunge hall. Music by Hubbards Or
chestra.
Mrs. Amelia Randlette, who has been
visiting her brother. c. F. Holway. for
the past week, returned home last Sun
day.
DR. c. A. Moulton Of Hartland was
in this vicinity last Thursday on bus
mess.
Frank Whiting has been suffering
very much from a carbuncle on the
back OF his neck for the past few days.
Benjamin Grant has bought a farm
OF 600 acres in Harmony near Main
Stream. Mr.. Gran will not move there
at present. but contemplates cutting
OF some Of the lumber later. as there
Is said to be a large amount Of all
kinds Of lumber on the farm
Election Of officers in Palmyra
Grange Saturday evening. Dec. l.
c. F. Hubbard and George Crosby
We're In this neighborhood threshing
Iast week at A. c. Parkman's and J.
NJ. Parkmans.
Cnarles Stuart and Pearl Hamlin fin
,sned making shovel handles at J. 3.
anphers last week. They made about
500 dozen in all. ''u'
mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davis visited
.ne,r son. Merton Davis, last SATURDAY
and Sunday. "a
me New England Telephone Co. mon
were IN this vicinity last THURSDAY 70
pairing the lines. which had been on,
OF repair for some days. oo'
SMlTHFlEuD.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Myers of Neu,
York were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
A. p. Holmes Sunday.
c. A. Holmes attended Salmon Lake