Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-01
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is visiting her mother, Mrs. Bctsey
Parkman, for few weeks.
Miss Alice Parkman and Miss Bessie
Pennington. where they will attend
the fall term of school,
Mrs. f. T.. Parkman is on the sick
list. also Miss Isabelle Paine
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coleman of De-
troit visited Mrs. L. B. Foley last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Spaulding and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Randlette of Pitts
field were callers at c. +. Holway's last
Sabbath evening.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Holway passed
last Saturday at their cottage at Etna.
Mrs. Margaret Damon went to Etna
Thursday to attend the Spiritualist
meetings held there the coming week.
Mrs Sarah f. Lcavitt is quite sick
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. Liz
zic Milett. DR.. JIathorne of Newport
is attending her.
Among those in this vicinity who at
gor Thursday were. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. fITh.lldIl. NIL anu Ni7. ~. 81. I<tdN
lit. sir. and Mrs Ernest Parkman and
MI. and Mrs. l.. ?. Foley.
Picking stringbeans. and blac!lberrics
for market seem to be the order of the
DAY Just at present. The last accounts
were that A. C. Parkman had marketed
over nine bushels.
l.. +. Foley has lately set out over
200 rashcrry bushes They were pro-
cured from n. r. Sinclair's farm in
Palmyra.
A. II. Written from Boston is in
town visiting friends.
Mrs. Fannie Todd of Palmyra village
passed last Friday and Saturday with
]. c. Millett's family.
George Damon was in Bangor last
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Alma Gatlin and Mrs. Ellen
Shaw has gone to the Keene farm to
work for while.
Mrs. Durham, who has been acting
as housekeeper at the keene house 1or
the mast summer. has gone TO l.. Is.
Uanson's to help Mrs. Hanson, as
Mrs. Hanson is in very poor health.
ST. ALBANS.
George and Cushman NimnG OIL
Seattle. Wash. are in town Vlsltihs
friends and relatives.
DIR. and Mrs. j. w. Jackson with
their son Eddie returned to Barre. VT,
Tuesday.
+. NJ. Martin and family returned to
Lewiston. Monday.
Miss Zana Prescott NJ. c. ]. 'O5. went
to Pennington Monday to continue her
studies at the Normal school in that
place.
!. s. Parker returned Monday from
the G. A. r. excursion to Minneapolis.
Willis Carson is making repairs on
the Village School building.
our road commissioner Jesse Kay
has begun on the State ROAD. ABOUT
forty rods will be built.
SA. Maxim and George Z. Maxim OF
\Vatcryillc were i'm town "Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. Olive ireland and two daughters
GLADYS and Marion. who have been here
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turned to Bangor, Wednesday.
Charles Wright returned to Boston
Thursday. He is conductor on the
Street Railway.
oven Emery lost work horse few
DAYS ago. 1t had paralytic shock.
Erma Packard is in the Maine
General Hospital to be treated for
Mrs. Bragg and sister ac-
her.
Prof. I. 1. Felker of Pittsfield is
visiting friends in town.
Principal I. o. Bragg and family
have returned to Pressure Isle to attend
to his duties in the Normal School at
that place.
HARTLAND.
dav To her home in Pittsficld after visit
with Mrs H. U. F. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Buck have return
cd from a visit with relatives in North
Searsmont.
CLYDE III. Smith of Skowhegan. sheriff
of Somerset County. was in town We'd
nesday for brief visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Smith.
George Washburn, proprietor of the
Mohicar House. Lake George. Canaan,
was in town yesterday. driving large
marty of summer visitors from that well
known resort to Moose pond for days
outing.
Mrs. D. II. Elliot of Portland who have
been spending the summer at North
Hartland, returned Thursday to their
home. Their guests. Madam Anna Lowe