Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-13
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NORTH PALERMO.

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~ sold their farm in Searsm"nt visited
their daughter, Mrs. W. a. Nelson LOT
few days last week on their way To
their daughters, Mrs. Arno Little III
Nassalboro. where they Will remain an
indefinite time.
IN" funeral Of Riley Parmenter VINO
died June >, a the age Of 81, was held
at his late home Friday, Rev. Geo.
Weeks officiating He left eight chill
dren TO mourn his loss. all OF whom
were present At the funeral excepting
one daughter
The two sons of Mrs. Theodore Os-
good. John and Walter Baker. from
Minnesota. came to visit their mother
last week. She went with them to
Augusta. to her sisters, Mrs. Amanda
Wade. and from thence will go to the
West t" the home of her children.
The Christian EndeavOr Trinity
Union will be held at the Baptist
church at Cars Corner, June 16 and
Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Nelson attend
ed the extra session of the Eastern
Kcnneebc Pomona Grange ut Benton
Saturday.
Ezra Hebard who passed the winter
in Florida and Cuba visited at Frank
Woods and other friends the past
week.
Mrs. Sarah Young is in Augusta for
a few days.
M. and Mrs. John Black visited her
sister, Mrs. Blanch Jackson at Weeks
Mills, June 4.
Many have been improving the dull
weather in fishing at the Branch Pond
the past few days. NJ. J. Nelson, c.
w. Studley. James and Chas. Black
have each landed a fine salmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow Jaquith from
Montville visited friends here sun
day.
Mrs. Eliza Nelson is passing a few
days with her son, Frank Nelson.
George Black spent the Sabbath at
his home.
Allen Sh"roy Of Whiteflcll visited
friends here sunday.
PALERMO CENTER.
Mis- Lila Northrup who has been
teaching Il; I.ub-c the past year re-
ltii iitN iib.If' l'iSl Nttf.
G. N. Turnc" of Waterville is visiting
his mother, Mrs Temperance Turner
Of this place
w. ID. Jones has taken the Job to
haul away ana stick the Lumber at Nc
DouGall BIOS. mill in China.
Mr.. ana Mrs W. r. Howard are
making repairs on the Freeman Turner
plac" which they purchased Il short
time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Wendell Turner recent
ly listed his brother, Watson Turner
at Jefferson.
LIBERTY.
Mrs. J. ]. Walker left last week for
New York To visit her aunt. Mrs. John
Brookman ana her son, Donald. She
will remain about two months.
There was no school of the village
Primary Wednesday, Miss Sibley go
ing to Freedom To attend the gradual
ing exercises Of Freedom Academy.
Mrs. Alice Knowlton and son Marl
ton We're business visitors in Belfast
one day last week.
Charles Abbott Of Medficld. Mass.
is in town passing his vacation with
Mrs. Abbott at the home of her father,
George y. Stevens.
Quite number of the members of
Arbutus Chapter, O. f.. :. Went to
SearsmOnt Sunday to attend the burial
service of Miss Edith Farrar. Il mem
Der of the order. She was Il member
of the Methodist church in SearSmOnt
and the many beautiful floral tributes
showed the love and respect of Il large
circle of friends. She is survived by
two sisters, Mrs. r. f.. Duuton of Bel
fast.
f. G. Norton returned Friday from
Arizona whore he has been for tn"
past three months looking after his
business interests
Col. Levi Poor Of Augusta was in
town last week the guests of his couS-
inS, Mrs. Sadie Gilman and Postmaster
G. II. Cargill.
Rev. Fl. A. Merscrvcy. pastor of the
NJ. f. church in North Augusta was
in town last week visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall Merservcy
Miss Genie Bancroft of BROOKLYN
New York, who has been spending her
summers here for the past ten years,
arrived in town Sunday ana is at Mrs.
May Mitchelrs.
SOUTH LIBERTY.
Miss Josephine Dunn of Boston is
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