Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-30
SOMERSET.
PALMYRA.

Mrs Nellie Parkman has so much
improved in health as to be able to get
out around some. h Z
Percy Campbell and Ernest Park
man are helping repair the dam IN
Nokomis lake in Palmyra. William
Haynes of Waterville superintends the
work and Mark Boynton of Newport
has charge of the crew.
The dance at Charles Stuarts last
Thursday evening was well patroniZed
and good time was reported.
The school teachers in Palmyra,
Hartland and st. Adams met last Sat
urday afternoon in Hartland to be in
structed by Supt. Norton in the new
method of reading.
d. A. Turner is digging his potatoes
ard reports the yield at 125 barrels
per acre.
Herbert and Joel Parkmar are dig
ging potatoes for l.. P. Foley with
their new potato digger, recently pur-
chased
The A. G. r. Club will meet with
Mrs. C. F. Holway Wednesday after
noon and evening, Sept. 20.
Mrs. H. N. Longey of Pittsfield is in
town visiting relatives for week.
About 50 members of Palmyra
Grange visited Ripley Grange by in
vitaticn Friday evening, Sept. %. a
fine time is reported.
Mr. and. Mrs. Herbert keene Of Bos-
ton are at their summer home here for
a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Pushor Of
Tittsfield passed through this town
Sunday on the way to st. Adams
where they visited for the day.
Mr. and Mrs q. P. Whitten of Pitts
field were in town Sunday.
1t is reported that some person en-
tered the barn of George Marson some
time Saturday night and stole his
horse Mr. Marson tracked the ami
NAL about two miles and then lost the
trace.
MIR and Mrs. w. s. Blaisdell Of
Hartland We're visitors in town Sun
day.
Ny and Mrs. Lincoln Merrick were in
attendance at the Unity fair last
week
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Davis of Canaan
visited at w. c. Pratt's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Paige have been
| passing several days with friends in
Cornville.
Hon. Lewis Anderson of Skowhcgan
was in town Tuesday on business.
EAST coRNvILLE.
Mrs. S. Blaisdell went to Augusta
Saturday to visit her three daughters
and one son. She will return the COM
| ing week.
Fred Burrel has q new automobile.
He and his family visited Walter Nc
| Cures family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Page, formerly
CT this place but now of Palmyra are
| here on a visit. Mrs. Page will stay a
week, part of the time with her
brother George Warren
Mrs. Elnener Bean had a reception
| Thursday, the occasion being her 81
| birthday. a.l
Selden Gould returned home Satur
| day. He has been in the hospital at
| Lewiston for q few months. He is
much Improved in health. For a week
| he has been at Norridgewock visiting
relatives.
| Bert Piper of Canaan passed through
this place Sunday on his way home.
| Hiram Kelley lost a horse recently.
He has bought another one.
| =. Mcclure went to Skowhcgan on
Saturday.
Streams are getting dry, wells are
failing ard cattle nave to be fed at
| the barn.
| S. EI2cloW is hauling lumber from
Walton mill to Sll)whegan.
CANAAN.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Fnber and little son,
| Robert. of Skowhegan have been the
| SI of nj I
| Fuber, The past week.
| Miss Nellie Harris passed Saturday and
uncay with friends in North Arson.
Sunrise Chapter held an interesting meet
| ing Saturday evening. Sept. %. one can
didate was admitted Refreshments We're
| served.
Nj and Mrs. Percy Williams have NOV
ed into the rent vacated ty Mr.. and Mrs
Preston Fnrber OF Maine street.
| Mss Eva Williams passed several days
last week with her sister Mrs. Carl Holt
in SkOWhegan.
Mrs. May Dane and little daughter, Dor
erts. Mr., ana Mrs. Leforest Moore.
| Mrs. Hattie Wiley from Concord, n. H..
| is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Lucinda Stevens lv,s returned from
| Hartand where she has teen STAYING
for several weeks.
| Misses Eva Goodwin and Mae Cole of
| Skowhegan passed Sunday in town the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Laforest Good
win
Mrs. MauGe Fowler Of Brunswick is
visiting relatives in town
| n J. Rawding Of Brunswick is the guest
| of relatives in town.
| SOUTH ST. ALBANS.
The stable of George Marson was brok-
en- into SATURDAY night and a horse stolen
Mr. Marson ard Albert Bradford traced
| it for aboft two miles. Up to the present
time he has had no clue to the guilty par
| ty.
Mr. and Mrs Fl. Uushar. from Pitts
HELD We're visitors in towi Sunday.
Oscar Baisdell is ill at his home.
| Stanley Hanson is cutting the nine-acre
| field of corn for r. Fl. Libby.
Allie Lewis is working for A. f. Badger
| harvesting his large crOr of potatoes
Mrs. Venara Maddocks assisted Mrs.
H. O.. Rlaisdell in the dining hall at Hart
land last week during the fair.
NORRiDGEWoCk.
Ahnon Works attended the Rochester
fair in New Hampshire last week
| Nh. and Mrs. Lloyd Powers are visiting
Mrs. Powers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ton.
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