Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-03

body to splendid condition of health. AS
| a remedy for any member OF the house
| hold they are ideal. 35c. at drug stores.
| wood for Wilbur Miles with a circular
| saw. In some way he slipped and
| caught his right hand on the saw and
| nearly severed three fingers. The doc
| tor is in hopes to save two, IL not three
| of his fingers, but in all probability
| they will be stiff.
The Merry Go-Round Club met with
]. c. Mellett's family on Wednesday
afternoon, March q. The ladies were
very Industrious till supper time, when
| the gentlemen arrived and they all sat
down to a bountiful feast, 81 in all. AT
| ter the dishes were cleared away tho
| following program was presented by
Mrs. Lena Lanpher: Music By the
choir. reading. Belle Foley; solo. Hat
tie Tracy; reading, Jennie Parkman;
stories by the men, selections on the
gramophcne, question box, reading a
paper, lula Parkman; cornet solo. En-
nest Parkman, accompanied on the or
gan by Lulu ParRman; singing. John
and Elsie Turner; current events by
the ladies, reading. Lena Lanpher;
reading. Lizzie Millett; selections on
the gramOphone. song, A. j. LeaVltt'
reading remainder of the paper. Lula
Parkman; reading, Flossie Leavitt; Sc
lections on the gramophone. The next
meeting will be Wednesday, April TO-,
with Mis-. L. =. Foley.
PALMYRA.
Jasper Lewis has bought four fine
horses of Mr.. Wilson Of East Newport.
E. L. Parkman. who is serving as
traverse jury at Skowhegan for March
term of court, was at home for few
days, but returned to Skcwhegan Tues
day.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. 3. F. Miller visited at
c. F. Holway'5 last Tuesday.
John Crawford is moving Mrs. Nellie
Murphy's household goods from Dexter
to his own home.
Mark Davis is working for Mrs.
Clara Libby, at Newport.
The social dance held at the Grange
hall Friday evening was attended by
about % couples. Music by Hubbard's
Orchestra and Mr.. and Mrs. L. P.
Foley.
The chimney of c. F. Holway's house
burned out Monday evening. If it naii
not been seen in season there might
have been serious blaze.
D. A. Stackpole is hauling wood to
Newport village.
w. II. Miles was in this neighbour
hood last week, cleaning, and tuning
organs. for Mrs. L. B. Foley. Mrs. +. \.
Parkman and Mrs. Iona Lampher.
Wilbur Weeks who had his fingers
badly cut last week while operating
gasoline saving machine, is doing as
we'll as could be expected. His friends
will be gratified to hear that the
necessity for amputation which was at
first feared, will probably be avoided.
Mrs. Christiana Morrill, of Pittsfield
is visiting Mrs. Ellen Shaw for a few
days.
Tommie Bigelow of ST. Adams is
visiting his uncle, B. f. Miller.
B. L. Palmer is having his house
repaired a. H. Southland is doing the
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Thompson re-
turned Friday night from Skowhegan
where they were called to attend the
funeral of a grandson.
Mrs. L. B. foley called on Mrs. Lor-
EMO Davis in St. Adams last Saturday.
Miss Alice Parkman is working for
Mrs. George Estes for few weeks as
Mrs. Estes is in POOR health.
Z. r. Parkman who has been serv-
ing on the Traverse jury in Sgowhegan
during the March term, returned home
last Saturday, court having adjourned
for this term.
Mrs. Bell from Garland was visiting
her uncle Fred Campbell's family for a
few days last week.
rs. F. w. Brooks and Mrs. Carrie
Parkman have recently purchased in
cubators and are doing good quite
business in Matching chicks.
c. L. Hubbard was in this vicinity
last Saturday. canvassing for wall
paper from the Potter Wall Paper Co.
Of Boston. Judging from the looks Of
his order he was well patronized by the
ladies.
e. "A. Parkman is saving wood with
his saving machine for the people in
this neighhorhood.
Mrs Fannie Todd from Palmyra Vii
lage visited her son, S. B. Millett's FAM
lily last Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Kurdish is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Hiram Cowan in NADIA
WaSka for a few days.
Warren Lawrence is helping a. ].
Leavitt cut his winters wood.
NoRRIDGEWocK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Knowleton re-
turned to their home in Belfast. Mon |