Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-31

Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Frost and M. and
Mrs. Augustus Small visited at Mrs.
Weeks in st. Adams Sunday.
Born Jan. %, to Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Lawrence. a son.
Miss f. B. Longley Of Pittsficld was in
town Tuesday.
CAMBRIDGE.
Mrs. Pamela Bigelow Of St. Adams
is stopping at ]. B. Labree's.
Mrs. lothian Parkman returned Mon
day to Sangerville.
George Odlln returned Saturday 10
Newport with his brother, Stewart Cd.
lin.
Sanford Bailey and Dana Noble are
i'll with Ia grippe.
Lottie Bryant of Ripley is visiting
Mrs. Edna Forsythe.
Rev. and Mrs. T. E. Ham were in
Hartland Saturday and Sunday
The friends in this town Of Samuel
Herrick of Harmony were pleased to
hear of his marriage Saturday to Mrs.
Eta Denning Of St. Adams.
RIPLEY.
Mrs. Alfred Leighton and Mrs. Lizzie
ChadDourne and children who have
been visiting their mother, returned to
Boston Saturday
Ethel Hersom is visiting in Atkinson.
William Stewart has returned from
Unity. where he was called last week
by the illness of his sister.
evening was a success. Victor Har-
rison and Mrs. Laura Bryant received
the prize for the most ragged cos
tunes.
Carrie Hanson has returned from
Pressure Isle.
Florence Downing has gone to Dexter
to work.
The entertainment by the Grange will
occur Thursday. Jan. 81. Admission 20.
cents, children 10 cents.
Ernest Weber and Miss Smith of
Dexter were at Edward Skilling's Sun
day.
PALMYRA.
Noa!, Parkman who has been visit
ing friends in Exeter for the past two
weeks returned to his home in Somer-
vile, Mass, last Saturday morning.
Mrs. f. A. Parkman spent last We'd
nesday in Bangor on business.
Mrs. Isabel Written and daughter
Jennie were called to Clinton last
Tuesday on account of the serious Ill
ness CT Mrs. Whitten's sister, Mrs.
Pheba Joy who is very i'll with typhoid
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Names Of Lewis
ton returned to their home on Monday,
having been called here by the illness
and death of Mrs. Names mother, Mrs
Sarah E. Leavitt.
The Parks Brothers, hay pressers.
are pressing hay for j. B. Marsh. They
have about IS tons pressed at this
writing. and are loading cars at New
port with the same.
Mrs. o. NJ. Crawford is assisting Mrs.
Smith while the hay pressers board at
Mr.. Marsh's.
D. A. stackpole is hauling pressed
straw to Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Damon went to
Augusta to attend the Maine Fedora
ton of Woman's Clubs held at the
State House on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah E. Leavitt passed away
Friday morning at the age of 81 years.
Mrs. Leavitt is survived by two
daughters, Mrs j. c. Millett of Pal
nyra, Mrs. c. F. Names of Lewiston.
one sister, Mrs. Elvira Simpson of
Mack;naw City. Mich, and three
brothers, James M. Pillsbury of Pasa-
dena, Cal, John c. Pillsbury of Cam
bridge. Mass, and George p. Pillsbury
Of Unity, Me. The funeral was held
At her late residence on Sunday after
noon, Jan. Goth, Rev. F. A. Taylor of
Pittsfield officiating. Music by the
Newport choir. a. c. Bradbury con-
luctod the services. The bearers were
J. 3. Marsh, c. F. Holway, L. P. Foley
and A. c. Parkman.
CANAAN.
hfiss Gertrude Sentcr is at work in
the family of A. j. Keene.
Ephraim Jewett and family went to
Pittsfield Sunday to attend the funeral
IF Mr.. Jewett's sister.
Word has been received here of the
death Of Benjamin Chase at the home |
u udd6iitCl, lSldu STOWGll Ol
Pittsfield. The deceased had been a
resident Of this town until within a few
years. and had many friends here who
deeply regret his death.
Mrs. Lettie Nutting is quite i'll at |
his writing.
Mrs. Rose Jewell and little son Harry |
ire visiting relatives in Bangor and |
,icinity.
The installation of officers of Sun
Use Chapter, o. Z. s., occurred Satur-
lay evening, Jan. 26 After the in
'tallation Mr.. Croker gave several Sc
ections on his graphophone which was
much enjoyed.
Mrs. Hattie Barrett went to Lowell,
Mass, last Tuesday to visit her niece,
Mrs. Georgia Burrill who is quite i'll as
he result of injuries received from a