Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-06
SOMERSET COUNTY
SMlTHFIELD.

Smt 1FIGIOs
B. W. Harrington, Jr., Is cutting tne
hay on his fathers place.
George Curtis has returned TO JON"
Rowe's after short absence.
Wallace Taylor is helping A. N. avery
during haying.
Mrs. Frank Witham was In P1ttsIieio
last week, tire guest Of her sistei' MI D
Seei1ins.
Mr.. Flynt Is calling on the people IN
this vicinity in the interest OF the journal
The steam mill has been moved from
II. L. Kilgore's lot to N. I. Grants where
there is another large lot to saw.
PALMYRA.
VIZ, nrcAverv has finished hayins at
L. r. Foley's and has gone 10 help .
B. Mi.iett cut the hay on his farm III
st. Adams.
Mrs. Dora Russell of Lowell and her
mother, Mrs. Betsey Parkman, visited
Mrs. A. c. Parkman on last Tuesday
Rev. r. F. Millett of Gorham and his
brother, j. c. Millett, went to MILO
Tuesday on business. They went III
Mr.. Millctts new Stanly auto and Will
be s"nc few Gays.
Percy Campbell and a. ]. Leavitt are
cutting the hay on the farm of the late
Isaac Mason for Sidney Merrill OF
Newport.
Among those who attended the play
of "Uncle Toms Cabin at Corinna
last Monday evening from this place,
were Harry and Hattie Holway. Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest I'arkman and Mrs. j.
c. Millctt.
Mrs. Serena Marsh who has been
confined to hcr he'd for nearly Il year
passed her ylst birthday anniversary
on Wednesday, July 31st. Mrs. Marsh
docs not seem t. improve i'll health
much.
SOUTH ST. AL5ANS.
Fairfield Clarke and little daughter of
Lincoln are visiting friends in Cofinna and
st. Adams.
Miss Ina Fitzgerald has returned to her
day With MIS-. Ii. Q. B,lis,i,.n-
Miss Ira Fitzgerald has re.lrnc:l t" Ler
work In WINSTON.
Miss Ada Seekins is ass;slin, Mrs. c.
7. Coolidge during the hayins season.
Frank Fitzgerald is TO cut Browning
Fairbrother's hay this season. Mr.. Fair
brother is in very poor health.
A. f BADGER is cutting the hay on the
Lor.nzo IaIis farm.
Mrs Lenora Clark Is expected here soon
on her vacation. Her little niece will re-
turn to Lincoln with her.
ST. ALBANS.
F. Vivian Laughton. elocution TEACHER
t1 t.ltG tSff u
for Il few days stay, after when she viii
go to Old orchard.
Il. G. Prescott, clerk with S. r. Pres
colt. will take vacation during this
month.
Rev. D. Il. Phelan spolse at the Union
church Tuesday evening. Ills sermon was
very Interesting.
Marion and Gladys Ireland of Bangor,
are guests at the G.enwoo1 house
II. B. Hilton, rural mail carrier. is en-
joying his vacation. Substitute d. l..
Frost Is taxing the route. Mr.. Hilton
went to Lewiston last Thursday after an
automobile which he intends to use on the
route when he takes Up his duties again.
Paul Cohlidge went to Falmouth. Mass.
last week for Il visit with Mr.. ana Mrs.
Samuel WIlrnore, who have bon visiting
at j. Ii. BoWman'S.
EAST coRNvILLE.
The remains of Eddie Ridley, son of
George Ridley. who was killed in the
Brockton, Mass. train accident, Wcra
brought here Tuesday morning. The
funeral was held Wednesday at the
house. Bert Palmer, his brothCr-in-law,
accompanied the remains here. The
father and four sisters mourn his death.
He was unmarried and about . years
of age.
NORRlDGEWOCk.
Owing to the bad weather only few
farracrs have finished hayIng
Mrs Mary Blaisdell, of Oakland, is the
guest of relatives in town.
Mrs Laura Scatcs from Massachusetts.
IS spending "a few days with Miss Edith
Tinkham.
Ralph F. Carleton. of IIavcr.ill, Mass.
Is spending lis vacation with relatives in
town.