Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-01
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Sick WIN rheumatic fever at the home
Of >. >. Scekins. is reported to be i'm
proving.
Charles Cookson was IN Plymouth re-
Gently.
Mrs. Mary Shaw Childs. who lately
returned from Montana. visited at
Henry Shaw's last week.
Mrs. +. l.. Fitzgerald went 10 Wins
low Monday and will remain with her
| uaughter, Mrs. Percy Cram, for a few
days.
| Mrs. Fannie Todd, recently passed a
snort 'iine with her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Cookson.
! Guy Wellington was in Pittsficld Sat
urt.ay Il. .'If
| me town officers were settling their
| accounts last week and the report has
gone To the press. The annual meeting
Will be held at the town house Monday.
March .. dinner furnished by Willing
| Workers .i.
Mr.. ana Mrs. d. = Emerson and little
daughter Roma OF St Adams. were in
town Sunday.
Miss Ivy Fitzgerald OF Winslow was
inc guest Of her parents over Sunday.
returning Monday afternoon.
WallaC" Co0kson visited his sister
Mrs. George Pratt Of Newport. last
week.
PALERMO.
Mrs Minnie a. Worihing Of Branch
Mills has been visiting her sister Mrs.
A. J. Tobey, the past few days
Sumner Ludwick. who has been at
work for George Reynolds of Weeks
Mills returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Leavitt, who has been
stepping with her aunt Mrs. Susan
.-udwick, left Saturday for Freedom
where she will spend few days with
Mrs. Agnes Richards. She was accom-
PANIED by Mrs Stanley Powell of South
Liberty
Quite Il number from this place at
tended tie dance al Branch Mills FRI
day evening. Feb. .3. fine time was re-
ported by all
J. w. Northrop and son Russell
called on a. j. Tobcy. sunday.
Mtssrs. Earl and Willie Tobcy spent
saturday and sunday u; branch Mills.
Ny. Howard and Mr.. Handy have
bought the freeman Turner place OF
The feiIs. Airs. Arthur Tyler, his sis
Ter, Emma Fish. Messrs. Howard
and Handy live in Somegville, Mass
Rillic Brown who has been sick All
Wint:r is Improving.
M. and Mrs. Chisum Of Weeks Mills
and Fred Mcclellan and Miss Emma
Fish called on Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l..
Tyler Sunday.
\ good number gathered at the home
of Arthur l.. Tyler Tuesday for a box
scciablc. The ladies received ten
cents from the gentleman who ate with
her. The ten cents was for souvenir
in remembrance of the occasion.
Gcora, Robbins who has been work.
ing FOR Arthur Tyler is now in the en-
pioy Uf Wcndall Turner.
PALERMO CENTRE.
Siias II. Bowler was given a birth
day party Saturday evening, he being
q years Of age. 1t was given as a
surprise he not knowing of it until
many Of the company had arrived. The
company was made up of the older
people of the neighborhood. Refresh
mehtS were served and included ice
cream aud frosted cakes with the num-
hcr - in red figures on the frostinS.
very pleasant evening was passed.
Mrs Lucy Rust was in Augusta re-
Gently it being her first and only visit
to that place for 35 years. although she
has lived within IS miles of that place
al that time.
Geo Cunningham has taken the job
to haul away and stack up the lumber
from McDougall Bros. mill He has
purchased pair of horses Of A. r.
Eurrill Of Weeks Mills.
LIBERTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Drurimond went
to Watervillc Friday for few days
visit with relatives.
Parties i'll the interest Of the roller
bushing company Of Canaan have been
in town the past week looking over the
foundry Of Allen & Palmer with view
of purchasing same.
Miss Artc Johnson who has been
visiting flicnds i'll Nassalboro for the
past two weeks returned 10 her home
Sunday.
The spring term of the Liberty high
school began Tuesday, Feb. Goth. with
the largest attendance for the year.
Harold s. Bean Of Norway Is very pop
ular and the school is. very fortunate
i'll securing his srvces as principal.
Mrs. William ii. Moody. of Washing
ton is staying with Mrs. Sewall Merscr-
.vcy. who is slowly recovering
Thomas Z. Mathews has been spend
ing a few days in Belfast with his
uncle, Thomas Pitcher. = 49,
Ambrose Norton who has been seri-
ously i'll for the past month shows
slight Improvement
Mrs. Adeline NJ. Kunz of Watervillc.
who came here to care for Mrs. Sewa,'
Merservey, has returned to her home.
The ladies Of Arbutus Chapter, o. E.
>. viii serve a dinner to the people on
town meeting day which will occur
March 4.
Field Sanborn has sold two fine
horses recently.
Earl Stevens who has been in Med
field for the past six months, returned
to his home last week
W. j. Knowlton Of this village has az
fine flock of ninety sheep which have