Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-09

| HIS WHO" ana Iamlly have much sym
pathy in this terrible affiiction.
Mrs. Theodore Thurston of Albion i,
ut her mothers, Mrs. Wilton. who is
sick
| Eugene Clark's mother. Mrs lucretia
| 'Eark, returned to her home in Camden
this week.
w. y. Nelson on his trip to Augusta
took two dressed hogs sent by Horace
| Black. He was accompanied home bv
Jerry Sweeney, who Will probably re-
| main through the winter.
Rodney Nelson sold a fine vouns colt
I" Ed. Marden of Fairfield who took it
| home the first Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spratt visited n,
Messrs Eden and Prince Jones in
their new home Sunday.
Chas. Osgood is suffering severely
with carbunclc which had to be
ldnred by the attending physician.
chas. Studlcy and family passed the
Sabbath with his sister. Mrs. Peter
snyder. in Windsor.
Emma Nelson, who is teaching in
China, passed Saturday and Sunday at
home. as has ben her custom.
Mrs. Abb" Arnold and Mrs. Meta
Nelson called IN friends at the Branch
Thursday.
Mrs. Elthia Perkins, whose eyesight
IS much improved. recently visited her
friend, Carrie Osgood
PALERMO CENTER.
Augustus Bcnner who has been Wis
itinS his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
i'enner. for 4 few days, has returned 10
Portland
Arthur Tyler lost workhorse one
day last week.
Mark BradStroct and Mont CottIe,
VIII" are employed at the Insane hos
pitHl ut Augusta, also Allen Malcolm
ANA family of Weeks Mills, visited
ut Bert BradStreets Sunday.
Mrs. Silas +. Bowler is on the sick
list.
some of the farmers in this vicinity
are gathering their common fruit and
hauling to Branch Mills station, which
is taken from there by train to r. +
Noy"s' canning factory at Weeks Mills.
Mrs. Naomi Greedy and Matte Beld-
ing of North Palermo We're visiting
friends and relatives on the Ridge
Wcdnc slay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Howard visited
relatives in Washington Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas NJ. Turner of
Naterville arrived at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Temperance Turner. Sat
,,,.,I.,
"rdiN, returning to their home Sunday.
Ililmnn Crommctt and family are
moving to Branch Mills into what is
known as tn" Harrington house. owned
by j. K. Il. DinSmore. and with whom
lie has employment.
Ai"nzo Scales and family visited at
ID. w. Benner's Wednesday,
Mrs. Ellen Turner is having her
house, which she recently purchased of
her brother. Chas. .. Bradstreet, newly
Shingled ana clarboar,icd, also other
repairs. which has made Il marked i'm
provcmcnt.
Walter Tob"y and family Of Branch
Mills were ut J. w. Northrup's Sunday
THORNDiKE.
Frank Cunning ham has sold his farm
70 Mn. Nt"ch of Skowhegan. Mr..
N""'h and l:'ilily arrived with their
Goods Thursday. While all are glad
t. v i'u nl' Mr.. <cpch it is to be hoped
Nh 'jl.i,iilgliafu will locate in town as
he would Be greatly missed as neigh
b"! ald in town affairs.
Mrs. Lydia Plrson, of Lisbon Falls
is visiting her sister. Mrs Elden
Ward.
Mrs. osbourn ana two daughters of
fittsiicl .lc Visiting at L. A. Wards,
Mrs. psb"urns old home
\ number %; people from this vi
cinitr "ttomltrd the Unity fair last
Week. and report 1t the best fair for
years.
BRANCH MILLS.
I'r H. X. Stnson Of Tosus. ana RAY
Si,rh"ln of Augusta. We're calling on
iri"hGS hire Sunday.
Ny. ANA MIS-. George Crosby of Fair
field PASSED. Sunday Il :. q. Parn,,n-
Miss lho,l" l:oynton of L. Palermo is
Working IA N. NJ. Cionmett's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Leighton of Har-
'n"nN and Mrs Toulr OF Fort Fairfield
recently visited Dean Estes
Miss Chntlottc la L"rhucr is Gazing fog
Mrs. J. Il. Is. DinsIn"rr.
+. f. Mardrr. of Fairfield Was a recent
guest al $ q. PariIlrnteI's
Mrs. Hamlet Estes and son STANLEY
went To WischsSet Friday.
MI ana Mis-. J. +. Goddard Of Water
will" are guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
Dean Estes.
LIBERTY.
Mr.. auI Mrs. w. u Sanford. who have
iG, r,.,.eily- in MI