Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith.
Ormond Crawford of Hudson ha.
been visiting his aunt, Mrs, Hattie
Sanderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Bagley entertain
ed AZ at supper at the meeting of the
N. IT, Reading Club Friday evening.
Most of the common schools begar
| this week. Miss Lille Head is teach
| ing at Cooks Corner, Miss Allie Heal(
at West Troy. The schools at Roger.
| Corner and Beech Hill will begin mex
week with Miss Gladys Fernald ant
Miss Bessie Maloon for teachers.
Ernest Young and family were il
Detroit Sunday to attend the funera
of his father, the late Andrew Young
PALERMO,
NORTH-John Hatch, West Poin
cadet in the Glass of 1910, who ha.
passed the most OF his vacation at hi.
| aunt's, Mrs. Charles Arnold's, return.
ed to New York Aug. &c.
Quite number of people attended
the Grove meeting Aug. 20 conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Nichols of Hallowell
John Small : and his niece, Hattie
Small. We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Marden one day last week.
John Linscott, who has been stop
ping at his aunt's, Mrs. Reuel Balcom's
is quite i'll with typhoid fever.
Earl Nelson of Dartmouth, 10, is
passing a few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Nelson.
Mrs. Flora Smiley of Augusta is Wis.
| iting her mother. Mrs. Wilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jones, Mr.. anG
| Mrs. G. E. Crosby, Ed Marden ant
family Of Fairfield passed the Sabbath
in this place.
Miss Almatia Nelson commenced
teaching school in Knox last week.
Mrs. Eliza Nelson and party OF
| friends visited at her sons, Frank T
Warrens, recently.
The men that have beeen workins
on the State road in Palermo report il
| nearly finished. 1t is an excellent
piece Of work.
Mrs. Hattie Chadwick and her guest
Mrs. Maud Nelson, visited at Mrs
Henry Cars in Albion Wednesday.
Frank Nelson and Mrs. Pulsifel
went to Pittston Friday.
Edith and Ethel Marden, who have
| been at their grandmothers, Mrs
Amos Browns during vacation, have
returned home.
Charles Studley and family passed
the Sabbath at Alonzo Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Norton are re-
ceiving congratulations on the arrival
Of little girl Aug. 20.
AS the appointed day proved stormy
the Ladies' Improvement Society held
their annual picnic at Prescott's Grove
Aug. 10. There was a large attendance
though probably not so many as there
would have been Wednesday had il
been pleasant. A fine dinner was
served to more than 200 people. Mrs
Frank Brown and Mrs. Eugene Rowe
with able assistants presided at the
tables. Mrs. Daniel Clark had the
booth of fancy articles. Wilder Young
had the confectionery table. Percy
Turner, Mrs. Marshall Blaisdell and
aids dispensed the ice cream and lem
made. The net proceeds were SS3. Ar
! <hur Carr presented the society with
$40, other friends giving smaller sums
Mrs. Sanford Greeley donated a nice
illilt. Altogether about S100 was real
zed. which will help much towards
finishing many improvements to the
Smith cemetery. This annual meeting
S the event of the year in this place
as it is reunion of many friends from
ar and near. Many letters of regret
rom friends in various places We're
received and alas many dear cnes that
were accustomed to meet with us have
gone from our midst to return no more
CT leo
lie and Mrs. John French of North
Dakota, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carr OF
Minnesota, Miss Kathryn Smith and
Miss Ellie Shaw of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Turner, Mrs. Moulton
and daughter of Boston, Thomas Rowe
of Newton, A. r. Avery Of Maiden
scar Wood of Hamilton, Mrs. Frank
Bennett of Saugus, Mrs. Eta Watson
...u son of Pawtucket, Major Everard
Hatch, late of the Philippines, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Downs OF Kendus-
keag, Mrs. Blanche Harrington ant
son, Mrs Hattie Norton, and Mrs
Croker of Augusta, Mrs. w. S. Jones
and Mrs Lila Crosby of Fairfield, Mr.
and Mrs John Chadwick of Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marden of Knox
and many from adjoining towns.
CF.NTER-Miss Christobol Finley
has gone to Waltham, Me, to teach
Mrs. Eva Chadsey Of Boston, Mass.
is boarding at Fred Brawn's for few
weeks.
Four young people were baptized and
received into the Second Baptist
church, Palermo, Sunday. Their names
are as follows: Claborn Scates. Miss
Gladys Tibbetts, Miss Katherine Book
er and Miss Beatrice Bowles.
Mrs Fred Penn and family, who
has been visiting at a. B. Tyler's, has
returned to her home in Augusta.
Russell Worthing has gone to Ban
gor, where he has situation at the
Insane asylum.
Work on the State road is progress
ing finely.
BRANCH MILLS-Carpenters are
shinglng the walls of Mrs. Angie TObey' 5
new building on the corner of Main and
Water streets.
Miss Beryl Mcguire of Weeks Mills was
the guest of Ida Pinknam last week
W. r. Worthing of Brockton, Mass, Is
the guest of Fred E. Worthing.
Miss Annie Dodge is teaching in Knox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Russell of River
side passed Sunday at H. l.. Pinkham's
Mrs Ada Parmenter and sister,. Albra
Porter of New York. are visiting Mrs.
nj, ord;,, of Wateryille-