Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
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PALMYRA.

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PALMYRA Grange fair, an account of
which appeared In these columns last
week, cleared after paying all expenses
the sum Of $3.50. In the account Of the
baby show, through a mistake on the
part of the correspondent, the heaviest
boy was Leroy Coston. 1t should have
been Leroy Kierstead-
Mrs. Serena Marsh fell on the floor
recently, breaking her hip. Mrs. Marsh
IS a lady of advanced age and the ac-
cident is a serious one.
Mrs. q. F. Sisson returned Saturday
to her home in Lowell, Me. after a visit
of one week with her sister, Mrs. A. H.
Southard
Mrs. p. p. Dearborn and Mrs. Au-
Rusta Cole, who have employment in
Pittsfield, visited their homes here Sum
day.
Mrs. 3. F. Miller is in Bangor, the
guest OF her son, Fred Miller.
Mrs. W. H. Curtis Of Leeds is visiting
relatives here for a few days.
Mrs. Della Dodge, housekeeper for
Jesse Boston. is quite sick.
Charles Cookson is employed in the
wool-pulling establishment at Newport.
Palmyra Grange held the third meet
ing of the contest Saturday evening
with an attendance Of about 100 men,
bers and visitors. Sister Belle Foley,
captain. presented an excellent pro-
gram which was fully appreciated and
scored for her side over 2300 points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McNelly from
Clinton are visiting A. c. Parkman's
family for a few days
Mrs d. ?. Whitten has returned from
Clinton, where she has been visiting
relatives for the past few. weeks.
Harry 4urner has purchased the
George Hinton farm and will take pos
session agssoon as Z. E. Parkman. who
IS now occupying the buildings, can OBJ
tain rent.
Mrs. Serena Marsh. an aged lady.
nearly 80 years of age. fell on the floor
one day last week. and broke her hip
SO badly that the doctor was unable
to set 1t. DR.. Porter Of Newport at
tends her.
Mrs. Ada Smith Of Newport is stop
ping with her aunt. Serena Marsh. and
caring for her since she met with such
an accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Turner and two
daughters and Mrs. Harry Turner and
haba left here on Saturday for q two
weeks visit in Aroostook county.
Mrs. D. A. Stackpole was in Bangor
last Saturday for the day.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Hubbard will hold
their wedding reception at Palmyra
Grange hall on Wednesday evening,
Oct. II. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all Changers of Palmyra Grange.
On Monday evening. Oct. %. Mr.. and
Mrs Perley Goodrich will hold we'd
ding reception at their home in West
Palmyra.
Quite a large number of people from
Palmyra attended the fair and races
hold in Newport last Friday and Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Holway visited
Mrs. Amelia Randlett in Pittsfield last
Sunday.
G. F. Names from Lewiston. who
epent last Saturday and Sunday with
J. c. Millett's family, returned home
mst Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Potter from
Newport were calling on friends in this
vicinity last Sabbath.
Mi;s Elva Parkman of Augusta. who
was called here by the illness OF hel
grandmother. Mrs. n. T. Parkman, mas
returned to her home
Mrs. Effie More. who spent last week
at her home, has returned and resumed
her housekeeping duties with Mrs. l.
B. Foley.
Mrs Lewis Gatien has gone to Gin
ton to spend the winter with her sister
who is in feeble health.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Shaw has gone to Pitts
field to visit friends for two weeks.
Will Cleaves of Gardiner visited Mr.
and Mrs, f, S. Cowan last Sunday.
,. EAST coRNViLLE.
Last Sunday while Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Cover of Skowhegan were driv'
ing to church at East Cornviiic, thei
horse took fright at some wood pile'
Nv the roadside near Joseph kinS S
and Mr.. Cover was thrown out. HI
received several gaShes on tho top o
his head, which bled quite profuSely
Mr.. Cover was somewhat dazed 70
about an hour. He was taken to tn
Rome Of Mr.. King. and later to S
Blaisdelrs where his wounds wer
dressed. Mrs. Cover reached for TIL
reins when her husband fell from tn
carriage and succeeded in stopping tn
horse, 50 that neither she. nor th
horse or wagon were in any way in
jured.
Marcellus Flanders Of Providence. r
l.. returned home last week after ;
five weeks stay in this place.
a. H. Blaisdell and Jennie NJ
Blaisdel, have returned to Augusta
after q weeks visit in this place.
Hattie Blaisdell. who has been il
Augusta for nearly two weeks, ha
returned home
sMirHEiELD.
!" 8. II. Rowe has sold his farm to Free
Brooks.
lafOrest Groves who had a shock