Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-18
WALDO.
EAST PALERMO.

has had several hemorrhages.
Grace A. Bradstreet of Howard, r. L..
is passing her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Bradstreet..
Very few farmers in this vicinity
have begun haying. The grass mas
not fully grown owing to the latencss
of the season.
Miss Eva Howard of Augusta passed
the Sabbath with her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. G. c. Howard.
Carroll Turner is cutting the grass on
Henry Leman's farm.
Mark A.. Bradstreet of Augusta
called on his friend, p. F. Bradstreet.
Sunday.
vern D. Bradstreet has gone to
Rock!and, Maine, to cut the hay Tor
several parties in that vicinity.
TROY.
Mrs. Thomas Ward died Friday, July
-, after an illness of several years.
The funeral services We're held Sunday
at the home.
George Carter lost a valuable horse
last week.
Rev. 4. b. Smart, representing the
Maine Civic League, spoke at the
church on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Knowles or
Fresno, Cal, are passing the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs Truman Cook.
The Ladies' Aid met Wednesday of
last week with Mrs Ruben Webb.
NORTH PALERMO.
Tie annual picnic held by the Ladies
Improvement Society, for the benefit OF
the Smith Cemetery, will be at Frescotts
Grove, Wednesday, August Il.
Bethel. is at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Nelson, for 4 week s
vacation.
Misses Edith and Ethlyn Nelson have
gone to Ogunquit for the summer.
Wesley Norton, who has been in Wor-
caster. Mass, the past four months, has
returned and is now working for Ernest
Peva.
Eva Chadwick and Mabel Nelson from
Augusta are at their homes for short
time.
Rilla Black of Albion passed the Sab
bath at her home.
Horatio Nelson and family visited
friends in Albion July IA.
PALERMO CENTRE.
NJ. and MIS-. leo. fSn1IdifIl'til TIShiHc
of jefferson visited at S. f.. Jones sat
urlay and called on many friends While
in the place.
MyrGn Turner who has been employed
at the Will Nash store which WIS burned
at West Washington Saturday, Is report
ed to have lost clothing. etc, to the
over the store. Mr.. Turner was at ms
home in this place at the time of the fire
He will remain here for time tG cut his
hay, etc.
Miss Viola Turner. who is teaching in
Massachusetts, Is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Turner. at this place
Mrs. Aplilla Brown is visiting friends
in Waterville.
Mrs s NJ. Handy of Somerville, Mass.
| arrived at the Howard & Honey farm re-
Gently.
J. W. Turner visited his son Watson at
Jefferson Saturday.
THoRNDIKE.
Mrs Chas. Ashford of Coopers Mills
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. f.
Ashford, the past week.
Allie Hillman of Unity Was calling on
| friends in this place Sunday.
Mr.. Erackett Of Brooks preached at the
Center church Sunday. and will continue
| to preach there every ether Sunday
| through the summer.
The Changers voted at the last meet
| ing to hold their meetings evenings
| through naying.
Mrs Emily Fletcher of Thorndike sta
ton is stopping a few day at Mr.. p.
Ialmcr'S.
A few OF the farmers began haying last
week. but most of them will begin this
week. Hay is looking well in this vi
cini:y.
TROY CENTER.
George Bennett and family recently
moved homo nf la
SandrrSoli.
Carl Conner is at home from Connccd-
cut for a vacation.
| Miss Isora Sarderson is passing n few
weeks in Skowhegan.
J.. NJ. Chalmers and family of Pittsfeld
Tyler Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gctcheli Of New
| port, Mr.. ard Mrs. =. +. Hopkins. ID:
Getchel! and Miss Versie Getchel! OF
| Plymouth We're in town Sunday to attend
| the funeral of the late Mrs. T. c. Ward.
James Warren and family of Peabody.
Mass. are the guests of Mrs Warrcn's
! mother Mrs. Martha Roundy.
| Mrs. i!cllie Morse and family of Pitts
field passed Sunday with her mother.
! Mrs. Nancy Carter.
| Mr.. and Mrs T.. f.. BaGley ard daugh-
| ter of nitIsfeld and Mr.. ard Mrs. T.. f.
| Hopkins and daughter of Plymouth were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Halves
| SUNDAY.
| Miss Nellie Donforth went to Gardiner
| last week, accompanie! by her little
| nephew and niece. whom she has had the
care of the past year. She returned Sat
urday. leaving the children with their
parents.
| c.. ]. Hillman was in Pittsfield last
| week and purctas n horse to replace
| the one killed by lightning in the terrific
| thunder storm of July I. Mr.. lIillman
| lost a heifer as we'll as Il horse but the
| other horse and the COW which received
SO severe a shock are recovering.
| Nellie r. wife of Thomas c. Ward
passed away July IL, HeI age was 1:
| years and 3 months She had been Il
| patient suffered for n"3y Years. Funera,
| services were held AT to home Sunday
! afternoon. Rev. J. w. Webster of New
| port officiating The inter ocnt was in
the Hathaway burial ground.
HALLDALE.
! Mrs. Diantha Stevenson of Lowell
Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
| Martin Written.
Mr.. Hopkins left July for his home
in Nova Scotia
Mrs. Leon Parsons Of Lisbon Falls /:
| the guest of her aunt, Mrs Mary w