Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-29
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house by illness.
Mrs. Atwood Blaisdell who has been
sick with grip for the past two weeks is
able to be ont again.
Clyde Duntor is at home from Nor
school sick with the grip.
f. c. Chamberlain has been cutting ice
on the pond the past week. 1t is about
II inches thick.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. S. Morse. who have
been in West Scarboro for two months.
at Mrs Morse sisters. Mrs w. H. Var
ney, returned home Saturday.
Clyde Day has bought a gasolene en-
CINE Of Wesley Taylcr.
Gee. Wood is hauling wood for C. ".
Morse.
HARMONY.
Mrs. Amanda Furbush died Sunday
evening, aged about 80 years. One
daughter at her late home and one in
Pana, ILL.,, survive.
Charles Kicker caught lOupc-
cirvier, or Canadian lynx, last week in
mink trap. 1t was as large as a
medium sized dog. Mr.. Kicker saw
four of them in his field short time
ago.
The Harmony & Wellington AS
ISOLATION held it's annual meeting last
week and elected the following
officers: President, A. H. Willis; vice
president, W. S. Bemis; secretary,
VIM. Mclaughlin. Voted to accept
the new code of by laws.
SOUTH ST. ALBANS.
Mrs Maxwell of Boston is visiting
Alonzo Levett's family for a few
weeks.
Stephen Prescott is slowly failing.
be ing i'll with consumption.
James Frost and sons of Skowhegan
are cutting timber for laths stock for
William Watson.
Ralph Wakefield from Ripley who
has been working for Alonzo Levett
has finished his work and returned
home.
Fred Hurd of Harmony has been in
town the past week fixing the teeth or
the IS horses belonging to Frank
Hanson.
PALMYRA.
jan. oath a daughter
Mrs. Daniel Written is visiting her
son, D. P Written in Pittsfield, for
few days last week.
Miss Theo Randlette of Pittsfield was
tie guest Of her cousin, Hattie Hol-
way, a few days last week.
It is reported that Henry Mcfarland
is very i'll.
Frank Parkman, an aged man who
is stopping at Elder Brooks, fell Mon
day morning On the ice and was in
il red so badly, that a physician had
70 be summoned.
Mrs. Benz Grant from Main stream
was in this neighborhood calling Oh
friends one day last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Stuart of St.
Adams gave party to about 80 in
vited guests last Wednesday evening.
The evening was passed in dancing
with music by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 3.
Foley.
The New England Co. have recently
put in telephone for Fred Miles on
line 10. Their calls is 1875.
Mrs Cythia Archer from Fairfield
visited her sister Mrs. Amelia Rand
lette, in Pittsfeld for a few days last
week, and is now stopping at her
former home and calling on friends in
this vicinity.
Mrs. Alma Gray is working for Mrs.
II. Turner during the latter's sickness.
Among the visitors at c. F. Hol-
ways last Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
+. F. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Millet
and Afr and Mrs. Geo. Damon.
Henry Bedell, who has been working
in Pittstleld for the past five years, is
now working for James Lanpher.
Pearl Leavitt, who is suffering from
4 stomach trouble, does not seem to
improve as fast as could be wished.
George Damon came home from
Damascus Saturday night and re-
turned Monday morning.
William Pomeroy is still confined to
his bed and is a great sufferer at
times. Mrs. Pomeroy is also suffering
from rheumatism and is obliged to go
on crutches.
John Marsh lost quite a good horse
one day last week.
Warren Lawrence has moved his
family to E. D. McFarland's and isl
working for Mr. Mcfarland at the
present time.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Homestead were
calling in friends in this neighborhood
Lust Monday afternoon.
William Babcock of Boston Is visit
ing his mother. Mrs. Eliza Baococh'
and other relatives for a few days.
Elmer Mcfarland met with pain
fui accident last Friday while tryinS
to stop a runaway horse belonging 10
Frank Towle, being thrown to the
ground, breaking one bone of his leg
and bruising himself quite badly. lie
will probably be disabled for some
time and his many friends synpathize
with him in his misfortune.
George Crosby has gone into the
woods for z. z. Libby driving S. b.
Niillett's team.
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