Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14

lady living at Marsh's Corner died

l Parkman was sc years of age
and although she had suffered
greatly for a long time, her mental
faculties We're remarkably clear even
TO the last moments of her life. Five
SONS and a daughter mourn her death
beside grandchildren and greatgraS.-
children. The funeral was held at the
home at o'clock Sunday afternoon
with Rev. ]. w. Webster officiating.
The interment was at Spring Hill cem-
etery.
| J. Il. Marsh of Newport was in town
10 visit his mother, Sunday.
| Mrs. w. c. Works returned Monday
20 her home in Sangerville after Il
week spent with Mr.. and Mrs. +. w.
thompson. Mr.. Thompson lived few
years during his boyhoOd in the home
of Mrs. Works
| j. j.. Palmer of South st. Adams is
suffering from surface poisoning on his
ia.e. Dr. Moulton of Hartland attends
him.
MIR. and Mrs. +. f. Belcher of Camp
clio Mass. are the guests of Mrs.
Relchers parents Mr.. and Mrs. Il. F.
Miller.
| Miss Lenora Clark is home for a va
cation from Hull's Cove where she has
been teaching for a year or more.
| Henry Shaw. a much respected cti-
zen or this town, who has been in poor
health for sometime, is failing very
last. DT. MOultOn pronounces his
| trouble d general breaking down of the
| system.
| Mrs. Lizzie Berry and Miss Lenora
Clark went Monday to Fairfield, to pay
a farewell visit to their brother Homer
Clark, who has sold his business in
Fairfield and will go very soon to
Washington where he intends to locate.
| w. II. ToWle is framing an extension
of 40 feet to his barn which will add not
| only to the dairy convenience but also
to the appearance Of the set of build
| ings.
| Apple buyers are picking up the sur
plus fruit i'll this vicinity and paying
good prices for superior grades.
Mrs. o. II. Cole gave a graphophone
| entertainment at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Thompson in honor of their
| guest Mrs. w. G.. Works of Sangerville.
| Mrs. Sarah Morrill, who was reported
Mrs. Thankful Pooler went to the
Maine General hospital at Portland for
an operation instead of Bangor as was
reported by mistake last week.
Mrs. Christiana Morrill, of Pittsficld
is with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shaw at
present.
| HARMONY.
Annual Town meeting next Monday.
| Charles Staples is the grand juror
from this town.
1t was decided at the last meeting of
the Grange to get all ready and COM
mence building the Grange hall early
in the spring of 1907.
The ladies will serve a dinner at the
Odd Fellows hall Town meeting day.
All ladies should bring some food for
the occasion and attend the meeting.
This town has paid its Indebtedness
| and is now out of debt the first time foy
a great many years.
The Grange furnished dinner Monday
at Grange hall for the hungry people
who attended Town meeting.
This Is the last week of High school
| and the pupils will give an entertain
ment at Town hall, Friday evening.
| ST. ALBANS.
| Phineas Merrill aged 73. passed away
Thursday afternoon. He had been all
invalid several years. The funeral was
held Sunday, attended by Rev. w. c.
Baker He was buried at North New
port Mrs. f. A. Hunt q sister came
from Bangor.
The snow storm Of Friday did cOnsid-
cradle damage to our local telephone
line.
Irwin Robertson has obtained en-
ployment at Pittsfield.
There will be two more nights of
singing school.
The Helpful Workers gave an en-
tertanment last Thursday evening.
| II was we'll attended and much enjoy
| ed.
Mrs. Cyrus Wood of winthrop has
been visiting her sister Mrs. David
| Chandler.
Rev. C. A. Southard's health is some
| what improved.
| CANAAN.
Mrs. Idella Harrington and daughter
| Stella are visiting relatives in Athens
Arthur Tupper and Miss Mae Baker
of Bingham were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo Maxfield a few days last
| week.
Mrs. Jerome Weymouth Of Clinton
was the guest of her cousin Miss Mabel
| Smith, last Friday.
WALDO.
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