Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-08
HINcKLEY.

blown rods away, and a large barn with
40 tons of hay was moved several feet
from its foundation. Crops were
levelled to the ground, and large
trees We're also blown over, while some
shade trees were uprooted.
The farmers are anxious for sun
shine as the hay crop is not half I'M
der cover.
Mrs. f. c. Joy and daughter and
Mrs. Arthur Wardwell and son have
gone to Belgrade lakes for a two weeks
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Kicker returned
home Monday from Watcrtown. Mass,
after Il weeks visit with friends.
Miss Pearle Grace was at home from
SkuWhegan over Sunday.
Miss Blanche Hall has gone to
Brooks for the next two weeks on a
vacation.
Mrs. Sophia Davis arrived here from
Portland Friday evening and is to
board at Walter Halls.
Miss Eleanor Varney is at home
from Massachusetts. She expects to
remain until September.
Mrs. Warren Wheeler of Orange,
Mass. visited at John COnnors last
week.
Miss Sadie Queeny of Melrose. Mass.
visited at John Curtis, Saturday.
Mrs Dora Ressey went to Skowhe-
gan Saturday for a weeks visit.
RIPLEY.
Bryant e. Hanson have bought the
store and hall of X. w. Felker and eX-
pect to have q dance Wednesday, eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. s. D. Page were at
Harmony Castle recently.
Othie Sawyer has gone to Newport
and Augusta for a few days.
Mrs Huldah Tibbetts Of Bangor has
been in town the past week at her
daughters, Mrs. Eunice Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Skillings re-
turned Sunday from SangerviIle.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Fish Were at
Nell Randall's recently.
c. r. Skillings of Boston is in town.
Ralph Wakefield is home from DeX-
ter.
SMITHFlELD.
During the severe thunder and hail
storm which visited this place early
SATURDAY. morning the crops belonging
to \. p. Holmes on the East pond road
leading to Oakland, We're seriously
damaged as well as those of Edwin
Resscy. Large trees foot IN
diameter were broken off and some
uprooted..
PALMYRA.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Palmer and
family Of Skowhcgan visited at f. W.
Thompsons over Sunday.
D. S. Emerson of South st. Adams
and w. A. Blaisdell of this town at
tended the annual meeting of STOCK
holders of the Pittsfield Trust Com
pany. Pittsfield Monday.
Mir. and Mrs. Fred w. Johonnett OF
Anoka, Mimi, are guests of his cousin
II. G. Johonnett.
The JOhennett-Tuttle family viii
hold their reunion at N. T. Snclairs
on Thursday, Aug. Is.
John Weymouth of Sangerville. Mrs
Ellen Badger of Saltwater and Mrs
Susanna Brown Of this town Were
among the visitors at A. +. Badgers
last week.
The five Weeks brothers started
Monday morning for Russell Mt. blue
bcrrying.
Mrs. d. A. Stackpole, who has beer
visiting her former home in Aroostool
county with her children, Dorothy ant
Donald, returned home last Wednes
day, accompanied by her younges
sister, Miss Foster.
Benz. Weeks and family of Hyde
Park, Mass, arrived here last week fo
visit among relatives and few
| weeks at the cottage up to the pond il
HartIand.
Joel Parkman and son Herbert arr
cutting the hay on Mrs. Eta Leavitt'i
| farm.
| J. p. Lanpher has sold the hay OF
| the White place, that he recent!
purchased, to Percy Campbell, VIII
| is now cutting it with A. ]. Leavitt as
| sisting him.
Mrs. Hattie Belther Of Massa
| chusetts, who has been visiting Friends
L
visit her brother in Bangor for a few
days.
| Mrs A. J. Russell of Lowell. Mass
| and her mother, Mrs. Betsey Parkmar
visited J. c. Milletts family las
Wednesday.
HARMONY.
A moving picture show entertaine'
the public last Saturday evening to
good sized audience.
Mrs. Grant and daughter of Lewiston
are visiting at Mrs. Furbush's.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartie CChadbour
from Seattle, Wash, are visiting hi
father. Lendall Chadbourn.
There will be a railroad meeting her
next Thursday afternoon to receiv
propositions and considerations relativ
to the extending the S. & NJ. Railroa
TO this village beyond to the lake.