Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-13
News aud Chat
From PALMYRA

]. c. Millett was in Garland few
| days last week on business
Palmyra Grange viii observe its l4th
anniversary Wednesday, Nov. -.
A daughter was born to the wife of
David Turner in Palmyra Nov. S.
Il. F. Miller and family visited $ s.
Seekins in 81. Adams Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. c. f. Holway and daughter
passed last Saturday ana Sunday With
friends in Ripley
Mrs. Luis Parkman is having new
hen house built. 4. j. Lravitt is doing
the work.
Mrs. Adelaide Lord Of New Hamp-
shire. formerly Of Ripley, is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. j. NJ. Taylor
Mrs. Nina Lancaster and son from
Palmyra village was calling on friends
in this neighborhOod on last Saturday.
Mrs. Iona Lanpher, who has been
suffering from Indigestion is i.nprov-
ing in health. DR.. Moulton of Hart
land is attending her.
Will Thompson has moved his family
to Pittsfield and has gone to keeping
house on Waverly street. Mr.. Thomn-
son is employed in the mill there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Homestead re-
turned Monday from Boston. where
they had been vistin., Mr.. HON.
stead's daughter for a Few days.
George Damon came home from Da-
:laScus and spent the Sabbath with his
family. George Phlbrick is working
for Mr.. Damon While he is away from
home.
The apple packers nave been busy
the past week packing apples for the
farmers in this vicinity. The average
price per barrel about 81. paid by
George Butler of Detroit.
Earl Parkman and Harry Turner
commenced on Monday morning to
work on the Waterville Trust Co. build
ing in Newport. They go back and
forth night and morning with a team.
f. c. Leavitt. Fred Hanson. Harry
and Linnie Goodrich have returned
from their hunting trip to Onwana
with five deer and moose 1t is re-
ported that I.inEie Goodrich shot the
moose.
Mrs. Betsey Parkman last Saturday
received the sad intelligence that her
son-in-law, Noah Parkman, lies dam
gerously ill at his home in East Somer-
vile. Mass. He was suffering from the
effects of a cold. when the hccoughs
set in, and although four physicians
have been called, yet he is still suffer-
ing from them, 1t having been nearly a
week since he was first attacked and
the doctors are very doubtful about his
recovery.
l.. w. Frost is making extensive i'm
rrovements on the interior of his store.
a staircase has been erected near the
center and the reading public will here
atte: find the library properly cata-
losued. labeled and arranged alpha
betically. in the room above where the
dry goods will also be sold. Mr.. Frost
viii nave n furnace installed which will
add much to the conve nience of the
store. a. II. Southard is doing the
work
The NJ. G. r. Club of East Palmyra
met by invitation with Mrs. Emma
Hubbard Thursday, Nov. :. Although
the weather and travelling was unfav-
orab!e Yet II members braved the rain
and mud and passed very pleasant
afternoon and evening. a bOuntiful
SnpDer was served, after which Mrs.
a. Z. Parkman, c. of f.. presented Il
fine program and then a social hour
was enjoyed. after which they departed
for home at a late hour feeling that
the meeting was one long to be remem-
bercd and that Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard
were royal entertainers. The next
meeting will be with Mrs Flossie
Leavitt Wednesday. Nov. 20.