Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-10

| DoAe anu LUZ fteiCe, SACK, race, Dl
chase and the parade will be yer
interesting in the forenoon. Th
Changers are working hard to make
success They will furnish a Dime
and supper at their hall and in tn
evening present the drama Vale
, Farm
Harry Buzzell and Blanche Roger
furnished the music for the dance a
Wellington Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stevens were i,
town Saturday
Burrill was in town Sunday from
Dexter.
Perley Goodale has bought tn
Fernor Lord farm on the Dexter road
Ripley Grange is Furnishing degre,
work was given Saturday evening ant
next Saturday night a large class will
join.
Mrs. d. c. Wakefield was called tc
Dexter Saturday by the serious illness
of her daughter, Mrs. Winfield Card.
CAMBRIDGE.
d. B. Whitney was in Bangor Mon
day on business.
State Master Stetson met with
| Cambridge Grange Friday evening
| supper and entertainment was in order
| and fine time in general 100 members
We're present and 20 visitors.
The Grange meeting Saturday even
ing was omitted. Next Saturday even
ing will be Childrens night and ice
cream and cake will be served.
been very i'll, are improving
Ira Horne and daughter, Winnie
went Monday to M. H. Lake on a fish
ing trip
Blanche Richards expects to return
home this week from her vacation.
Rufus Whitney is very ill., almost
entirely helpless.
Alva Stafford is moving onto Ed
Kings farm.
Mrs. Elmer Clement is very i'll.
Geo. Stafford was in town Sunday.
q PALMYRA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry feathers and
family of Pittsfield visited Sunday at
B. l.. Palmer's.
MioS IeCiid ILiiOiooIi VI 81 tAludLS Is
visiting in town for few days.
Mrs. Nettie McCool and Harold Nc
Cool of Boston, Mass, are visiting In
town.
Mrs. Della Dodge and Ruby Dodge
of st. Adams visited Sunday at JOS
eph Patterns.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Furbush of
Somerville, Mass, are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Millett.
What came near being a serious ac-
cident happened to Mr. and Mrs. T. w.
Brooks Sunday afternoon as they were
returning from Palmyra church. AS
they We're descending the hill near
Marsh's Cor. school house the fore
wheel suddenly came off, but Mr. and
Mrs Brooks escaped without any Sc
rious injury. i,$s
L. p. Foley is working for Henry
Hubbard on the road machine.
Harry Turner is working for L. P.
Foley putting in the spring crops.
Among those who attended the grad
uating exercises of Corinna Union
Academy from this. place were Mr. and
MIS- D. ~ i>iliplitI.,t DcII SSl-
vester Parkman. Earl Parkman and
Percy Campbell. 'hr'
Rev. f. w. Brooks from Mapleton is
visiting his family for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Holway visited
Mrs. Amelia Randlette Of Pittsfield
Sunday
Andrew Towle is working for J. B.
Marsh for a month or two.
The new telephone line, which is be-
ing constructed by the Hartland and
ST. Adams Tel Co, from -. $. Robin
sons to L. +. Foley's is we'll under way
and will accommodate about 16 subscribe
ers when finished.
Mrs c. f. Names and Mrs. ]. c.
Milett visited c. A. Leavitts family
last Thursday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. p. r: Leavitt and
daughter Annie visited J. G.. Millctt's
family last Saturday Mr.. Leavitt who
has been in very poor health is slowly
improving.
Mrs Forest Cook of Oakland visited
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook in New:..rt
for !, lew days last week
Mrs Olive NJ Crawford is in poor
health, and Mrs. Caroline Spollc:s is
helping her with her household duties
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Wiley of Pitts
field visited his grandmother, Mrs.
Betsey Parkman, Sunday.
Frank Brooks of Palmyra and Miss
Amy Cook of C'rinna We're married by
Rev. r. w. Irooks in Corinna. Mrs.
Brooks graduated from Corinm2 lJmOn
Academy on Thursday evening. June
4th anu on Friday the happy couple
trip.
Eleven members of Palmyra Grange
attended the Union Grange held with
Hartland Grange OH "Wednesday June