Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-30
EAST CORNVilLE.


; Blaisdcll is also shipping his apples
! Walter Palmer of Delham. Mass. ar
| engineer on that road arrived in town
| after being absent three years. to visit
ms father. James :. Palmer. Mir. Pal
mar Will only stop a few days. He Is
calling on other friends
Mrs. Reynolds has moved back Or
her place. near Walton's steam mill
| Mrs. Mari" Clark of .SKowheg IN
! visited her father. Frank Clark of this
| place. Sunday.
Ernest Tufts is working for Jose p.l
Jrdkins for a short time
Albert Moody and son Ray visited
; VISITED John Moody Of SkowheGan on
Sunday.
EleaZer Merrill Of CorDviilc was out
riding, the other day and met with
quit" a serious accident. His horse rot
| frightened at IN auto throwing him
out. breaking his shoulder.
| Mr.. Forest Hcrin and son Chester
went to Skowhegan Sunday to see her
, daughter. Mrs. Bessie Dyer, who lives
in Skowhegan
Hattie Blais,lcll returned to h~r
work at Skowhegan Sunday She has
been at home caring for her mother
! the past five weeks
BLACKWELL.
Mr.. Moore of Madison loaded a car
Of apples ut North Arson. one day this
week.
Flora Eamcs of Madison and Mr.
Mcpherson Of Pressure Isle, called ON
f.. o. Ddnforth last Sunday.
Mrs. Joshua Burns and Mrs. Warren
. Russell visited Mrs. Elvira Veascy one
day this week.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Moore called on her
daughter, Mrs. I. NJ Gates of Show
hogan.
HINcKLEY
Miss Gcrtie Dunbar OF Skowhegan
visited at Mrs. Anna Boydcn's Sunday.
also Mrs. Carrie Hutchins Of Lynn.
Mass. Mr. Hutchins is up river look
ing for big game
There are hundreds Of bushels of
nice apples in this vicinity that have
been ruined by the recent cold wave.
Word has been received by friends in
this place. that Al Ward of Newport.
had a paralytic shock and is confined
to his bed
The Jolly Neighbors Club at North
Fairfield held another Of their pleasant
socials, last Friday evening Through
the kindness Of Mr.. and Mrs George
Huff, the club met at their house, as
they have a room suitable for dancing
The men furnished music. and the
ladies refreshments. These socials are
strictly private and are for the benefit
of the young people whom the club
wish to entertain at home.
Miss Grace Choat Of SI.nvllc.an
visited Clara T'ibbctts over Sunday
Miss Gladys Sawtr!le of "-at"rvi!ie
visited at Merritt Knox Saturday.
SOUTH ST. ALBANs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Pushar of Pitts
field visited friends IN this place sun
day.
Miss Ethel badger visited h.r
parents. MIR. and Mrs. A. f. Badger.
Saturday and Sunday. returning Mon
day To her school in Old Town.
Miss Linda Chambers Is visiting !,.r
grandparents. Mr.. and MR.. L. A.
Badger
Ge"rg" Lewis has returned from
AronSt""k count aad * now visiting
his son. Oscar Lewis. in Pittsfiel,!,
II. o. RlaiSlc!l has 1t few more
ipta:ocs 10 dig. Martin Parks has Is
acres t" dig and Frank Hanson has
about seven acres.
There never was Il time when there
was 50 much hus;ling among the
farmers as th"r" is at present Apples
arc not gathered and potatoes still IN
the ground and help scarce.
PALMYRA.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Cain visited d.
y. Staci;poIc's family last Sunday.
+. e. I."avilt. Fred Hanson. Linn.c
and Harry Goodricf started last Satli-
day for I'll" northern Maine woods on
Il hunting trip.
Ea:l Parkman ana a. J. Icavtt arr
helping J. &. Millctt in putting an al!
dition on his barn.
Mrs. Iowa L2mph"r is suffering
from a stomach trouble. DR.. Moulton
Of Hartland attends her.
r. +. Millctt of Gorham visited his
brother over Sunday and attend d
church at Palmyra Sunday afternoon.
c. f. HolWay has torn down his Did
chimney and built a new one on the
main part of the house Bert Southland
did the work for him.
Mr. Sargent and Mr.. Nelson from
BridSeWatcr. AroostOok county. are
stopping 1t D. A. Stackpoles. and are
looking about with an idea of pu--
chasing a farm.
Mr.. c. \. Loaritt is in failing health
this fl!! ticr daughter law. Mrs.
i. !; I.cavitt and daughter from Dia-
rl''.' Island. are expected tonight, to
come ana Spend the winter with her.
Mr. ! r. Marsh from Newport ls
ca,iii-: FIR boy husbands mother, Mrs.
S'ercnl 4 Marsh this week.
The II g. r. Club in East Palmyra
M Nth AIRS a. a. Parknlan Wcdnes-
Cay afternoon and evening. There We're
a. vi 80 present in the evening. with
soy a Vi ;itnrs and the following pro-
gram was given b. c. of E.. Music by
IT, ..A"rr,s; reading. Mrs l.. 3. Foley:
duct Elsie ana Ada Turner: story. l..
y. +'nlc.-: reading. Luia Psrkman;
..,yy. T:yEi. ,Iilintt. song Tom Biga-