Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-13

! friends and~much sympathy Is extended
to his sister, Mrs. Emma Marshall Carr
of this place, who is in very poor health
and was unable to go to him when the
summons came Mr. Marshall was born
here so years ago, the youngest son OF
Thomas and Rebecca Marshall. He
passed his youth here and was endeared
| to many friends. For the past Is years
he has lived in Hudson, Mass, where
for long time he had kept house with
his youngest sister. Mary. He has al
ways kept in touch with his old friends
| here, never missing his annual visit
| and all hoped he would come back to
live on the old homestead that he own
ed. He leaves two brothers and two
sisters, Mrs. Carr and Mary, to mourn
his loss. Funeral services were held at
| bis late home Jan. s. The remains We're
| placed in the receiving tomb and will
be brought here for interment in the
spring.
George Soule of Boston was sum-
moned home last week on account OF
the critical illness of his wife, who is
now a little better. Mrs. Marshall
Rlaisdell is caring for her and Miss
Hisler from Bonneville is doing the
work.
| Charles Osgood and family and
| George Osgood attended the wedding
reception of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Little
field Saturday evening Jan. 9.
| Mrs l., A. Bowler, who has been SUI
fering for sometime With acute rheu-
natism has gone to Enfield to her
ncphew's, DR.. Howes for treatment.
| John Aver, who has sold most OF his
( stock, has gone to Liberty for an in
definite time.
Arthur Drawn and family of Somer-
| cille Mass, are visiting his father,
Amos Drawn.
| Mr.. ana Mrs S. G. Parmenter passed
the Sabbath at VIM Osgood's.
| James Black is having an extension
put on his house to enlarge the dining
room. C. C. Dunn is doing the work.
| Blanche Nelson who has been kept at
home on account of illness has returned
| to Freedom academy.
Mildred Aver from Liberty visited
| friends here Saturday.
BRANCH MILLS-Mr. and Mrs. l..
e. Aldred moved into their new house
| last week.
Mrs. Helen Worthing is on the sick
| list aa.
Mrs. F. a. Doe went to Waterville
Saturday. .
Mrs. Dorothy Davis is spending the
winter with her brother, Rev. ]. r.
Hall.
F. A. Doe is having the tenement ov-
er his store finished, the carpenters are
B. w. Campbell and Mr. Day.
PALMYRA.
Mrs. Eliza Babcock is quite i'll at her
home as a result of a shock. Mrs. Laura
Adams is caring for her; = .,s;+;,,r
william Babcock of Boston is WISHING
at Loring Morton's.
Mrs. F. w. Thompson, who was report
ed last week as being. sick at the nome
of Mrs. Harvey, is still conhned 70 hef
A. H. Southland was in Pittsfield Mon
Wv ". A. Blaisdell installed the officers of
Hartland Grange Saturday evening.
Rev. Mr. Hill of Newport and, Rev
Mr; Russell Of Pittsfield are o holding ohIgch
Mrs. Oeser of Bridgwater, is VISITING
her daughter, Mrs. David Turner tof
M Mr.. and Mrs. p. R. Leavitt and daugh-
ter. Annie who started for Upper
Steniocke. N. s.. were detained two days
on the way and did not reach tne,r oe ef
tination until Saturday, on account OIL
the recent washout on the Canadian "a
cific railway. ,:,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank iatch lrorl h Lucy
who recently bought the farm of Capt.
Farnham, moved their goods last week;
Capt Farnham contemplates moving 10
New Jersey in a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Leavitt and dausn-
ter were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Leavitt last Sunday. e.;o,,as
A party of IA neighbors and friends
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ma a
Tracy Saturday evening and were peas
antly entertained socially by selections
on the gramophone, etc; treat W." sas
passed around later IN the evening ana
all enjoy a social visit.
John Turner went to Boston last week *
for a few days stay on business ana 10
G. r. McCullis who went to Lewiston
| last Tuesday to the Central Maine hosp pl1
tai, submitted ID an operation for gan
stones Wednesday 1t is reported that the
operation was successful and that ne Is
in1nroving as fast as could be expected.
George Damon returned to Damascus
Monday. after spending Sunday at n0ihsi
| Wednesday by order of Supt Norton on
account of the heavy rain