Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-03

Miss Eliza c. Dyer is passing the
week in Belfast, the guest of DIR. and
Mrs. L. L. Stevens.
Among the many sick ones are Clar-
cncc Estes, Mrs. Wilbur Shaw, Mrs.
Hannah Woods and Mrs f. Leighton
Mrs. Clarke Runncls of West Troy
has moved to Waterville to make her
home with her adopted son, Howard
Runnclls.
E. H. Garcelon received last week
from Willis A. Parsons of Concord,
Mass. Sc beautifully mounted flags
with richly decorated iron standards,
which he placed on the graves of
Troy soldiers. Mr.. Parsons was not
a soldier, but was born and reared
in Troy where his generous gift is
highly appreciated.
A Sunday school was organized at
the Beech Ridge church Sunday morn
ing with officers as follows: Supt.,
Mrs. E. B. GOwen; Sec, Mrs. Bertha
Sidelnger; Treas, Mrs. Mayo Bick-
more; teachers, A. J. Sidelinger, Mrs.
Flora Walker and Mrs. Alfred Wright.
The first session for the season of
last Sunday. Rev Bradeen will preach
at the church next Sunday at . o'clock,
and the Sunday school will follow the
services.
NORTH PALERMO.
Rev. Mr.. Morse of Morrill, preached
at the Baptist church Sunday after
noon and will be there every two weeks
until further notice.
Walter Simmons of New York is
passing a week visiting his friend
Lester Perkins at Samuel Mardens.
George Soule of Boston and VIM.
Soule of Albion passed few days here
with their families last week.
Blanche Nelson and pupils will have
a pie social at the school house on the
Ridge Wednesday evening and Jennie
Chadwick and pupils will hold an ice
cream sale at the Center school house
Friday evening. The proceeds will go
towards the purchase of necessary
articles for the school rooms.
Mrs. Mary Bachelor is in very poor
health.
Mrs. L. A. Bowler went to Fairfield
Sunday to visit friends. -.
Mrs. Warren Jones and daughter,
Mrs. George Crosby visited at VIM
Osgood's Friday and Saturday.,
James Black caught fine salmon
at the Branch pond the first of the
week.
Daniel Bachelor and Ira Black
decorated the soldiers graves here
May 80.
PALERMO CENTER.
Mr.. and Mrs c. M. Turner and Mrs.
GRANVILLE Gilpatrick of Watervillc are
visiting Mrs. Temperance Turner.
Augustus Benner of Portland and
Frank Benner Of Worcester, Mass, are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
w. Benner
Mark Bradstrect and Mont Cottle of
Augusta visited Mr. Bradstreets
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Bradstreet,
Saturday returning to that city Sun
day. .
E. NJ Turner, who is in New York
for medical treatment, is said to he
improving. d,
Rev. e. e. Morse preached a very in
structive sermon at the chapel Sunday
forenoon. ....
TROY.
Charles L. Longley of Worcester,
Mass, was in town few days last
week, attending to the placing Of
gravestoncs at the grave of Mrs. Long
ley.
Mrs. Asmond Estes and Mrs. Walter
Hill were in Pittsficld Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie Wright and two children
Of Bath were the guests of her mother,
Mrs. Grace Carter, for several days
last week, returning to their home in
Bath on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Lcathers is passing a
week with relatives in Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark of Knox,
visited Mrs Clark's mother, Mrs. Flora
Philbrick on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Piper passed
Sunday in Unity, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Archibald ToZier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Piper started
OH Monday for Hartford, Conn, where
they have employment.
Carrie Weymouth took a business
trip to Pittsficld on Wednesday, calling
Mrs. Mary Garcclon was in Bangor
Tuesday. .. a
Arnold NJ Dodge passed Friday in
Crono, being one of the contestants i'll
the track team meet. He passed Sat
urday With friends in Bangor.
EAST PALERMO.
Frank Grinncll who has been visiting
friends in this vicinity has returned to
Massachusetts.
Fred A. Tibbetts, Inspector for n. r.
Tel. & Tel. Co. Of Belfast, passed Sat-
urday and Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury. Tibbetts.
Miss Leone Turner, went to Augusta
Saturday to work in the Insane hospi-
tai.
Edward Cot, who has been at work
at National Home is passing few
weeks with his mother, Mrs. Mary Cot.
Mrs. q. Berry, and Mrs. e. Light of
Razorville, passed Sunday with Mrs
Ida Young, Mrs. Berry's sister.
Miss Lottie Tibbetts of Belfast was