Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-05
CENTER MONTVlLLE.

V. Jackson.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles f. Palmer of
| Reading, Mass, who have been visiting
his mother. Mrs c. 3. Palmer, have re-
turned home,
Mrs ]. j. Latus of Boston was
| guest last week of Mrs. Eliza Bean.
| D. +. Plummer is building new tic
up j. NJ. Palmer is helping him.
Mrs r. S Ersline is i'll.
| Mrs. Estelle Parkhurst Of Unity
called on Mrs. W. p. Jones, Wednesday,
and was a guest Monday at Mrs El-
| nora Banton'S.
Mrs f. ]. Penney of Freedom is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. 3. Iaquith.
Harry Wyman of Belfast passed Sat
urday night and Sunday With his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wyman, at
| West Montville.
CAMBRIDGE.
| Walter Irurbush of Lynn, Mass, has
been visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Stafford have gone
| to Manstream to live.
| A number of children in town are i'll
with chickenpoX.
Mrs. Marion Thurston is very i'll.
John Campbell of Garland was in
| town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs D. 3. Whitney attend
Cd Ripley Grange fair
Mrs Ethel Ham is i'll.
Mrs. Belle Austin Of Guilford is in
town.
| Twenty one ghosts appeared at the
| Grange Halloween party Saturday
evening Lunch was served. About 10
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Twombly
We're recently in Dexter.
RIPLEY.
Mrs. Roy Hildreth of Grccnvillc was
recently visiting in town.
Fred Collins and daughter Stella Of
Presque Isle We're in town last week.
Charles Wakefield was at home over
Sunday from Wiscasset,
Mrs. Levi Katen is visiting in town.
The Grange fair Thursday drew q
| good crowd and the play and dance in
the evening were well patronized.
Ernest Scvery has bought the Leroy
Severy farm and will soon move here
from Dexter.
Ralph Denning and Flossie McPhot-
ers were visiting her uncle, 0rvillc Nc
Phetcrs, last week from Harmony.
George Crowell of Dexter was in town
Sunday.
Mabel Page was at home last week
owing to the illness of her mother.
Mrs. Rufus Clement was in town
Saturday from Parkman.
PALMYRA
NJ. S. Heald of Pittslicd was in
town for q short call Sunday.
Mrs. Susanna Brown returned Sat
urday from Newport. where she had
been visiting at Willis Robinson's.
Mrs. O. b. Cole is visiting at f. w.
Thompson's since her return from
Skowhegan. where she had been for
some time with her sister, Mrs. Susie
Palmer.
The Willing Workers" held a sale
and entertainment at Grange hall Fri
day afternoon and evening with good
attendance An excellent supper was
served and q fine time reported. The
proceeds amounted to $50, which will
be used for church purposes.
Arthur Lcavitt spent a few days last
week with his brother Perley Leavitt,
at Little Diamond Island, Portland
Among those that attended the Rip
ley fair from Palmyra We're Mr. and
Mrs. a. L.. Maxfeld, Mrs. c. +. Holway,
L. b. Hanson and r. NJ. Frost.
The Nj. G. r. Club Of East Palmyra
was pleasantly entertained by Mrs Sa-
die bradford at the l\eene farm
Wednesday afternoon and evening, oct
2S. Quite a number of ladies We're
present in the afternoon and a fair
amount of work was accomplished
About so members and invited guests
sat down to n bountlul supper. after
| ,,-hi i~l
Mrs Nellie Campbell. c. of f. A few
hours of dancing followed, after which
all departed for homo. feeling that the
time had been one long to be remem-
| berca. The next meeting will he with
| Mrs Flossic Ieavitt Wednesday, Nov
II.
Mrs. Nellie I.eavitt attended the
teachers meeting in Portland last
Thursday and Friday and returned
home Monday night. after a few days
visit with friends in Portland.
Mrs Belle Parkman and daughter
| Alice visited Mrs. Parkman'S brother,
d. p. Whelten in Pittsfield last week.
| The Willing Workers Club held its
sale al Palmyra Grange hall Friday af-
| ternoon. The weather was not favora-
bic, quite sum was realized from the
1
tertainmcnt consisting of readings. So
los, music by Palmyra Band. q farce
entitled "A Quick Cure" given by
Pittsfeld talent. was much enjoyed.
About $50 was realized from the sale
and entertainment.
Quite a number of young people from
Palmyra attended the dedication of
the now Opera house in st. Adams
| Friday night.
Miss Annie Millett visited J. C. MIL
| let's family last Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Joel NJ. Parkman has taken lit
tic Josie Hinton to board
Fred Crowcll from Revere, Mass. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Homestead
Edwin cain is helping J. Il. Lanphcr
| finish his barn.
j l.. Parkman has recently purchased
a pony from Ralph Bean of Detroit.
There will be social dance this even
ing at Charles Stuart's in St Adams
|