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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-17
SOMERSET.
HlNCkLEY.

Mrs. Fred Joy is very i'll.
School commenced Monday morning
with Miss Goodwin teacher.
Leon Hall who has been visiting
relatives in Brooks returned Monday.
Mrs. Melvin Palmer has been sick
the past week with a bilious attack.
Pearl \. Grace was home from
:,k"Whegan over Sunday.
John Gaylord from Newport passed
Sunday with his parents.
Henry Moore, a former Good Will
Farm boy, who has been working in
New York city, is visiting friends in
town. on account of poor health lie
VIII pass the summer here.
Miss Ethel Healcy of Skowhegan has
been taking Miss Walkers place in the
telephone office the past few days
while IN" latter visited relatives ami
friends in Massachusetts.
Irwin o. Scott Of Dartmouth College
is visiting his mother and sister al
Kycrson hail.
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VIEWS FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
skGADAHOC
WOOLWICH.

C. r. Dollom has returned from a
trip to Boston.
Miss Ruth Sheldon is teaching in
New Hampshire this spring.
Harold Snipe Of Arrowsic has re-
turned home after Il visit with his
grandmother.
Mrs. Ann Leonard and Miss r. F..
Leonard are visiting friends in MaSSa
chuSetls.
Rev. Mr. Matartt expects to move
INTO the Congregational parsonage this
week.
John Sheldon expects to have his
new home ready for occupancy this
spring. 1t has a fine view of Path
and the Kennebcc.
Henry Carlton is preparing To erect
new house at Sagadahoc Ferry. Men
are now at work on the cellar.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J.. Rice and
family have moved 10 Richmond
where he has been promoted to fore
man of the section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer f. Blair spent
Q few days in Gloucester last week.
Mir. and Mrs. Roscoe Savage are
visiting friends in Boston.
The new supervisor Morton SOule. is
taking an active interest i'll his duties
and schools will open with a good corps
nf ta.,pbarS
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WALDO.
LIBERTY.

]. X. Brown Of Maiden, Mass, was
in town for a few days last week, look
ing after the settling the estate of his
late mother, Ann Brown, and calling
on old friends.
Mrs. Ralph Estes of Pennington is
in town for a short time and is at the
home of her brothers. Frank Brown.
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ALBION.

Mrs Belle Wurthcn met with a PAIN
lnl accident on Monday of last week
While hanging out clothes, she slipped
and fell in such a manner as To dis
iocate the ankle tearing the muscles
nom the bone and injurinG the cords.
she is now improving slowly but II
viii be some time before she is able To
walk
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FARM INGDALE.

Frank Smith had three fingers sew
cred from his left hand one day last
week, while saving wood on the wood
Saving machine which h" has been
running this spring.
Mrs. Frank Reed of Main avenue
who has been in poor health for some
time had an i'll turn Saturday. but WAS
much hrttcr sunday.
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SOUTH JEFFERSON.

Actor an absence Of forty wears, Ira y.
pnXntnn of Nome Alaska. is visiting hls
brother Alden & Roynt"n "f G rnlidi ri'' II
I nirL, III. Tor =: yrl"- IN 1898 ~
wrrt TO- Alaska. where he is engaged in
me me- contracting end mill husin,se; n,i m%
plans r to Star, ncxl week for ihs Pa FAITHS ne
coast. there To make preparations, i'r ,i ms
enthusiasm Of the great wealth and reI
s,',trces nf ou~ Alaskan possession, ah ~
rreiicts that its Developments are o, 10 ~,
iraport mt factors in making ru "a I'm" c1rth
a. overheatcd chimney came very near
ca'tsine n had blaze in the home et II. y
dark last saturday evening
The Benevolent Society VIII noiG I; !,
mamie Sunper at TIE Good T@mpiar nail
Tuesday evening, April ~. .,
The grip patients in this mace 're at
COuraleScCnt.
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BOWDOlNHAM.

As Sam Nealcy was walking down
Main street. Saturday, he perceived
something Slitterng il, the ice and snow
at the corner of w. +. Rideout's store,
ut the head Of the lane leading to John
Kumrills house. Iron digging away the
ice from the object what should the art
Gle be- but the valuable gold watch lost
bv W. B. kt ndall last November Young
Samuel wound and set the watch and
presented it to the owner in much the
SAME condition as when lost. 1t was
doubtful which was the more delighted.
W T. Kendall with his watch or Sam
with his $40 reward.
Charles T.. Hackett of Richmond passed
Saturday and Sunday with his parents.
Miss Gertrude Rumrill is very Ill with
typhoid fever.
Miss Emma Denham went to Bath
Tuesday for a few days.
Miss Grace Drawn is sick with the
measles.
Miss Edgecombe of I.itchfield is visit
ing Miss Carrie Kendall.
Bert Temple has returned home after
passing Il week with relatives i'll MasSa-
chusettS.
Miss Cora A. Young has returned TO
Buckneld, after several weeks vacation.
Nearly half of the High school pupils
are sick with the measles.
Miss Florence Graves is supplying in
the primary school.
Mrs. j. Il. Douglass has been very sick
the past week, but is now improving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-17

G. G. Hunt Of Auburn was in town
Thursday. calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Sanford passed
Sunday with Mrs. Sanford's parents in
South Liberty.
TROY CENTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Clark have
moved TO Unity.
Mr. bridges of Dexter was at the
Center last week.
T.. r. Carleton went to Belfast Tues
day to serve on the traverse jury.
Granville Morton has moved TO the
Earle farm in Plymouth.
Tho roof Of the Cooks Corner school
house is being reshingled.
Roy Wright and family. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Written Of Pittsfield,
passed Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Wright.
Mrs. A. j. SiGelinger has returned
home from Detroit where she has been
visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Mantle Getchell, who has been
seriously Ill with pneumonia, is con
valescent.
Mrs. Lizzie Ward is quite low with
no hope of recovery.
Mrs. r. H. Ward has received the
sad news of the death Of her mother
| which occurred in Pennington Sunday
morning Much sympathy is eX-
| pressed for Mrs. Ward who has beer
shut in by illness and unable to go tC
her mother as she so longed to do.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Barker o.
| Brooks, Marcellus Barker of Water
| VILE. Mrs. Susie Gould and son O
Pittsfield, Mrs. Abbie Gates of Brooks
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gray of Dixmon
and Mrs William Wingate of Jackson
| were in town last week to attend tn
funeral of Myra Barker, the 7-year-olc
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Barker
which occurred Saturday.
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tcI1izlg Sores
ALI Gone! :.
Odd. Prescription acts

d. d. Prescription acts
on the only scientific principle
OF curing the skin through the
skin. 1t is the discovery OF the
eminent skin specialist. DIR.
d. D. Dennis. whose work is
now endorsed by the creates.
authorities in the world. NE
kno7O zUhat d. d. u. ztTX 40.
We know howit gives instant
relief from itch and soon
permanent cure. If we did
not know this we would not
recommend the remedy to our
patrons and neighbors when
we could make SO much larger
a profit on skin remedies that
we could compound ourselves.
Call at our store and we will
give you a free pamphlet tell
ing about the proper treat.
ment for skin diseases.
Bowditch, Webster
G. Co., Agents.
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Read This Remark |
able Letter:
Read how four doctors failed
then d ID. D. cured this child:

When our little girl was one
year ola We noticed sore on one
of her checks and thought it was
a tooth rash. but later it spread
Ill over her face like eczema. !
ur.cd four doctors and the child
was not relieved and my wife and
] we're greatly worried.
Then we saw your offer OF a
free sample bottle and decided 10
Try D. ID. D. Ne sd3U that tue
SIMPLE did Just arhGt ID should. so
we decided TO try q large bottle
OF the d. d. d. and when We had
used half n bottle the child was
completely cured. We cannot tell
you now thankful we are to
D. D. y. Prescription. Any one
that rdHtS inJ0rmGt.og cag tUrite
as dirCct.
!Ir. & Mrs. Theo. Kortenhorn
r3t No. Twelfth St.. Reading, Pa.
u SUB
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-17

n. nen you need a pill take a pill, and
sure It's an Early Riser. They are
=" mere by John Coughlin Of Augusta
'a beane's Drug Store. Gardiner.
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Grip Pains

It would be utterly impossible to mag
|nme anything more distressing than Ia
|S.tIppe pains They are simply indsScrlh-
We, and seem TO be composed Of all the
misery sensations known.
let they can be relieved. and IN very
mort time, by taking
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kENNEBEc.
WAYNE.

Tho death of Mrs. Annie Reed Berry
tho Maine Central hospital in Lewis
~ March q came as a shock to many
- nor friends. Mrs. Berry had been an
.nralid much Of the time during the
Loot FIVE wears, though often able to be
pphout During the last few months,
hoveyer. kcr health had rapidly failed.
,boueh few outside her family circle
leu how i'll she really was She was
bon 10 the hospital for treatment, but
&c there but few days before the
and came. Mrs. Berry was born in
p-ovidencc, X. J., but came when
mild With her adopted mother, Mrs.
Ennhronia Reed, TO make her home in
Uavne. She received her education in
,ho nublic schools here and at Kent's
Ii1I In 1883 she became the wife of
mana r. R-rry Of Fayette. In 1890 Mr.
. ond Mrs. Perry came 10 Wayne to make
their home Mrs. Berry was an inter-
oe,ed member of the Friday Club and
uas for some years correspondent for
,hc Kennebec Journal. Though an Epis-
canadian in church preference, she was
ragnlar attendant at the NJ. f. church
,rbe1 her health would permit. The
,;ronle funeral service took place at the
home on Easter Sunday afternoon, Rev.
Cyrus PuringtOn of the Methodist
church officiating. The beautiful flow
orc from the Friday Club and from
friends were eloquent tokens of love
| and also Of the glad hope that Easter
brings. The interment was in Lakeside
cemetery. Mr. Berry and the daughters.
Mice Eula and Miss Kathleen. have the
| nrofound sympathy Of all in their great
bcreaVment
Mr.. Melvin Smith was 1t HON" recent
" Mrs. Smith is very i'll with pncu-
monia.
/ Mr.. Dodge has returned from Lewiston
pacrc he has beer. employed.
The schools in town will open April -.
Il The social DEPART m"nt "f the '.pv orih
1eaclli. gave IN ice cream sal" ut III"
Naynn's banquet rooms.
Tho Friday club recently met with MIS-.
Chen"ry.
The Clover club met with Mrs. Johnson.
Il A very entertaining program was Pre-
sent"d
Rev. Mr.. Purington expects to attend
| fhe Maine Methodist conference held IT
lewiston.
| Charles Lincoln has leased his camps
10 a friend of Prof. II"alry, the pr"pne-
| for of sam Souici island.
Miss Eliza Maxim has been moved 1"
4 mr. ltr'S home i'm WinthI.ID
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NORTH FAIRFIELD.

home Sunday.
Leon Hall Of IIncFloY is visiting
friends in Brooks ana vicinity.
Miss Nellie Atwood recently visited at
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Giffprd'S-
Erhan Berry Emery has been visiting
the past week in Norridgewock at the
home Of his aunt. Mrs. Lena Emery Rog-
ers
Mrs. John Williams is i'll. Dr. walters
Of Shawmut i the attending physician.
Robert Gull:fcr who is Employed in Au-
ersta. was at home over Sunday.
Kendall Snow is saving lots Of wood
for people round about this nelShbor-
hood.
Miss Edith r. Head, who has been Wis
fling her former Schoolmatr-. Misses LOIS
and Paulina Steward IN Sk"whcGan, has
returned to her home here.
Alonzo Hoxia purchased a fine pair OF
oxen in Skowhegan one day last week
Mrs lydia HcXie has also recently made
a purchase in the Same line.
Edward F.. Barker. manager Or the
Norrld geWoCk Granite WORKS: WIS IN I'M
section on business last Friday
Mrs. Daniel NJ. Paddock was the guess
Of Mr.. and Mrs Madison Clifford last
Ii iday.
Madison Clifford recently stepped on
rusty nail and hurt his foot quite BADLY
proper attention to the wound is bringing
abort j satisfactory recovery.
School at North Fairfield commence
| Monday. April II, for term or len Week:
with the same teacher as last term
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KENNEBEC.
WEST CHELSEA.

MI. and Mrs. W. s. Powers visited
the formers mother, Mrs. Powers Of
SmithtoWn, Sunday
Mrs. Ethel Haynes and daughter
Gertrude Of Augusta passed last week
with her cousin, Mrs. Fl. l.. Hayes of
this place.
c. q. Dnndero. who has been confined
to the house with tonsilitis. is rapidly
improving.
O. w. Littic1eld has sold his farm !,
party from Aroostook county
Owing 10 the illness Of SeIectman
&. q. Dond"ro. the valuation of the
town has been postponed until his re-
cOycry
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CHELSEA.

n NJ. HemcnWay was called to
South birmingham last week to attend
the funeral of his mother. who died
while visiting her daughter in the
|West, her remains being brought back
Ito the hold home for intcrinent.
Miss Rernice Watson has returned to
|OrOnO to resume her studies at the L.
|of NJ, after passing her vacation with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. ii. Wat
son.
Mr.. ard Mrs. p Hayes and Master
Earle have returned To their home in
town after passing the winter in Al
|gusta.
Willie blanchard Of South Gardiner
|spcnt a few days last week with his
hunt Mrs J. .. Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Meader went to
lewiston last Friday, Tcturning Satur-
Eday hight. Mrs. McadcrS daughter,
Mrs Walter Pitcher, accompanied
| her home for n visit.
Miss Grace Thompson is at home
| with her mother for Il rest from her
duties as a nurse.
Mrs. ii. G. Lawrence who has been i'll
| Tor several weeks IS gaming. her
many friends wish her a speedy recov-
|ery.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. l.. Hayes Of Augusta
passed Sunday with Mr.. ANA Mrs. r.
Hayes.
The schools in town will commence
the spring term Monday the I'D. The
foowiE have been engaged as teach
ers for the several districts: NJ. |,
| Florence T., Blake of Hallowcll; No. :.
Efie Merrill Of West Gardiner: No. ),
Mrs H. A. Gillespie Of Chelsea; No. a.
Nina !. Howe Of Hallowcll; No. ),
Sadie MarSon of PittSton: No. .. Mrs.
Edith Dondero. Chelsea; No. Z. Edith
Colby of Gardiner; No. $, Georgia
White Of Chelsea; No. Q. Katherine NJ,
Murphy Of Carmel. The term will be
Of ten weeks duration and the pros
poets are excellent for successful SEES
sinn
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LlTCHFIELD.

Mr.. AMI Mrs. Nathan True are reioic
ing over the arrival Of S1n Sunday
rlCrning
Miss Fannie True has gone to Portland
wh"re she is t" be with Mrs. Marll Pow
rrs for Il while.
Frank Perry Of Winthrop pasSru sun
day with his family AT MIR. j. r. Gil
mans.
ia Small. or rural carrier, is slowly
imf rowing, but not able tn BE-. ;b Dut yet
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PALMYRA.

T.. y. Emerson of South st. Adams,
who has been almost entirely helpless
for several years, was taken suddenly
i'll Friday. JIG was reported Monday
as being Il little more comfortable.
MIS-. =. =. Dearborn who has been
Keeping house for Loren Morton re
turned Friday to her home where she
intends to take 4 much needed rest.
Alvin Southland who injured his hand
while employed AT the SaWmill. hopes
To b.. able to return To his work in Il
few days.
Albert Rollins whose home is in
Aroostook county is visiting in this Vi
cinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooksnn visit
cd in ST Adams sunday.
Mr.. ANA Mrs. d. +. Written Of Pitts
Gcld visited al w. A. BlaiSdelfs Wed
ncSday.
Mrs. Emily McGray Of Charleston,
also j. a. Tabor Of Corinna, are visit
ing at A. r. Badgers in South st. Al
bans.
+. NJ. Stevens went Monday to the
hospital 10 be operated upon for ap-
pcndicitiS.
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SIDN Ely.

Miss Rhoda Tilson visited f:incds in
Augusta and Manchester last week.
Miss E!fe Birkf0rd of Boston visited
h,r aunt, Mrs G.. =. Reynolds. last week.
Lewis Swift is saving wood with his
gasoline engine.
Rev. William Bragg of Oakland was
calling on friends h-rt Friday.
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PITTSTON.

Because Of hte illness Of Mr.. Hodg-
don there were no services in the Con-
gregational church Sunday. But Mr..
Hodgdon will have recovered sufficient
ly from an attack Of the grip to have
the usual service next Sunday. Later
in the season there will be prayer
meetings in the vestry of the chapel
Friday evenings.
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LINCOLN.
SOMERVILLE.

Frank Ewing, who has been i'll, has
50 far recovered as To be able to re-
turn to Brunswick.
MIR and Mrs Fred A. Hislar have
moved from Eruce'S Corner up to the
mill where they have employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bowman Of
Washington have recently moved in
town near the Davis mill where they
intend Ia keep a boarding house.
The roads in this vicinity are in very
bad condition owing to the last snow
storms we have had recently ana some
of them are complaining of an album
dance Of water in their cellars.
Mrs. Marcia Cunningham and son Of
Palermo were calling on friends in
town recently.
Goorg" W. Plummer. who has been
visiting friends III Palermo. has re-
turned to George Glidden's. where he
Has been staying the past winter.
There WAS i new arrival at the home
Of Erastus Savage this week. \ son.
Earl St. Clair and lady Of Augusta
are in town visiting his sister, Mrs
Guy MurbY.
George Glid,len hauled hay from FL
mer Glidd.n'S liz jefferson one day last
week
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ROME.

Marcellus Trask. lifelong resident
Of this town, passed away On April j..
Seven children survive linn The
funeral vas held ut his tate home sun
day.
The wife Of William Watson recently
passed away after a long sickness. A
husband and one child survive. The
funeral was held Sunday.
]. Fl. Littletield is having two log
cabins built at Hillside camp.
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ALMA.

Ray JcwCtt Titus Of Boston, son of
William n. and Francis q. Titus Of this
place. who died Of acute diabetes, on
April IL, at the Homeopathic hospital,
Boston. was born in Bristol, II. L., Au
gust 3. 1883. He received his earlier
education in the Woburn and MedfOrd
schools, and, his parents later on NOV
ing to Maine. ne graduated as leading
scholar from the Waldoboro High
school, completing his education at the
University of Maine. Mr.. Titus went
to Boston after graduation and worked
in the automobile business for little
while, eventually becoming assistant
bookkeeper of the Franklin p. Shum-
way Company, advertising agents. Mr.
Titus had for some years betn a de-
voted member of the Boston Young
Mems Christian Association. and h"ld
high rank in the Y. NJ. &. a. law
schoo,. He was just completing ms
third year in his legal studies, ana as
he was busy all day, he studied 50 hard
nights that mis- health broke down. ON
Nnnday he went to the hospital. ana
lived only four days. II" was engaged
IN Miss Margaret Mcdonald of Brook
Iine The funeral services We're htld
saturday at the Baptist church' III 'hIS
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PALMYRA.

PALM mr.
PALMYRA Grange met last Saturday
evening with 81 members present Inc
question to he discussed Tor tn" evening
was: What is the Most Profitable crop
Ia Raise This Year,
Ztbulon Tracy from ArOostook county,
who has been stopping with his family
the past winter at his son Walter IRA
cv's, has bought the farm formerly
known rs the Arnold Palmer place on
webb Ridge, and has moved his family
there.
Edwin Moore, who has worked in
Charles Stuart's mill for the past Few
wears. has gone 10 Lincoln's Mills and
secured a position there. Mrs Moore
wnI go to St Adams soon to work 1"E
Mrs. Browning Fairbrother, who is an
invalid.
F.. A. Parkman and A. ]. Lnavitt are
saving wood for c. A. Leavitt with their
horsepower machine.
1t is reported that George McCleary Of
Aroostook county. who is stopping az r.
Gains, has hired to work for ii. q. 10
honnett the coming season.
J. c. Milett was i'll Levant last Mon
day on business.
Mrs. Ellen Shaw is visiting Mrs. Moses
Stuart for a few days.
Fred Hanson mas hired to go t. Dia-
mond island for the coming summer to
work on the farm
The Merry Go Round Club met with
Mrs. J.. r. Foley last Wednesday after
noon, April 10. About - were present III
the evening and partOok of the supper.
Two questions We're discussed during tn
evening First. Which Is the MOST
Profitable Crop 10 Raise and How 10
Raise IT." Second, (Which Is the Most
Desirable, a Handsome Ugly Woman, or
a Homely Good -Natured Woman? IN"
last question created quite n bit OF m"r-
rimcnt while being discussed. MUSIC ana
singing by the choir; reading, fI"SSie
Leavftt: instrumental music, MI. ana
Mrs. Foley: readings hy Little Mllleft'
Lula Parkman, Lena Lanpher and Jrh-
ME Parliman; song, y. j. L"aVitt; sel"c-
tions on tile phonograph; music by Mr.
ana Mrs J.. u. Foley and w II. Miles.
After the program was over the young
people cnjoyed Il social hour I'm"
Iamp was presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Fo-
lev from the members of the NJ G.. *.
in appreciation Of the music they had
furnished for the cntertainm' MT the
next meeting will be with Mrs. Lena Ian
phcr Wednesday, April q.
s. y. Millett's youngest child has been
quite sick, threatened with pneumonia
but is better at this writing.
Mrs. Martin. an aged lady in the north
part of the town, is quite sick at this
time. She is cared for by Mrs. Braley
w. L. Estes is saving wood for warren
Lawrence with his gasoline engine
+. b. CAIN has been doing carpenter
work for W. L. Ross the past few days
NORTH FAIRFIELD.
Miss Lulu Williams If Augusta was at
home Sunday.
Leon Hall Of 1linclllcy IS WISHING
friends in Brooks ana vicinity.
Miss Nellie Atwood recently visited at
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Giffprd'S-