Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-10
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SHVonlON6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ames of Au-
burn are visiting in town.
Frank Bailey of Dexter was in town
Sunday.
Mrs. w. W. Odlin, who has been at
a Bangor hospital for treatment is eX
pected home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sweet of Auburn
are visiting relatives here
| Mrs Horace Ham is i'll from hem
orrhage of the throat.
| Mr. and Mrs. Bert Folsom were in
Ripley Sunday
Mabel Page of Ripley is in town for
! a few weeks.
RIPLEY
Victor I.a.sCn is iE Presquc Isle Oh
business t!i& week.
Mrs. Nettic Moorc Of st Adams was
| i'll town SUNDAY.
| Is ldore Richardson was in Dexter
last week
E. II, Ramsdell was recently III town.
| MIRA Hersom is hrme from Sebec.
Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd Hopkins have
moved back to town from Dexter.
VIE Pomona meeting was well at
tended despite the rain, - present To
dinner. All the officers We're present.
Mrs. Blanche Stevens of Mnnroe is
visiting in town.
The Brownie Dog Show was we'll at
tended Friday evening. They went to
St. Adams Saturday.
! VIM. Morrison of Dexter was in
town Sunday.
HINckLEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Clifford have
gone to Providence for the winter.
Weak on the new lridge is advance
inc quite fast. The east approach is
completed ana the west side has about
2,0o9 loads of dirt deposited in the
driveway, which is about one-half the
+, qllirad amount.
Allen Parmenter visited friends in
Fairfield Monday.
| At the North Fairfield canning fac
tory this stason there were two hun
dred thousand cans of sweet corn, be
side all the other products. Mr.. Jewett
is one of the Norridgewock enterpris-
| .ng and prosperous young men. His
| many friends wish him success in all
his undertakings.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Foster and
daughter of Canaan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Kicker, visited Mrs. Olive Mer-
rill in Clinton Sunday.
Arthur Totman visited his parents
Sunday.
Thursday a few intimate friends
helped Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Bowman
celebrate their fiftieth anniversary Of
| married life.
Mrs. George Tibbetts is visiting
| friends in Skowhegan
Henry Paddock of Providence is
visiting his brother, Melvin Paddock,
who is in very poor health.
II. Luce of New York is on visit
to r. J. Paddock and family.
Mrs. George Huff and Miss Ethel
Varnoy went to Augusta Saturday to
visit friends.
| Hon. George Tibbetts has given his
buildings a new coat of paint.
Miss Freeman has been visiting Mrs
| Frank Cannon at Fairfield Center the
| past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Strickland moved
lack to their old home Monday.
PALMYRA.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Hanson visited
James Smith and sons last Sunday
Mrs. Betsey Parkman is passing a
week with A. c. Parkman's family
| Mrs Parkman is one of Palmyra S
| sweet old ladies. She will be 80 years
old the 10th of March, 1910. She re-
tains her mental faculties wonderfully
and enjoys having visitors, and going
| q visiting, and at homo is usually busy
with some kind of work III her hands,
| besides she ASSETS in doing light WORK
around the house.
Mrs. l., B. Foley called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. McCrillis on Sunday.
Chester Campbell and friend were
the guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Campbell last sabbath.
Earl Lea witt went to his home on
Diamond Island last Thursday evening
being called here to the funeral OF his
uncle, P. r. Lcavitt
Word has been received from Mrs.
Helen Odlin Of Cambridge, who is in
the Eastern Maine hospital for an
operation, that she is improving fast
and is able to sit UP.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Lanpher spent
last sunday with Chas. Elliss family
| in st. Adams.
The funeral services of Pearl r.
Leavitt Of Gorham were held at his old
home on Thursday at 10 A. NJ, with
Rev. f. w Brooks officiating clergy
man and a, c. Bradbury conductor of
services. The bearers were A. c. Park
man, r. w. Parkman, w. II. Law
renee and u. a. Stackpole. The male
| Guartette from Newport sang three
| beautiful selections. Interment in
Spring Hill cemetery. The floral offer
ings were many and beautiful, show
| ing the great respect in which the de-
ceased was hel0. Mr.. Leavitt was
aged about 80 years and had been sick
for over two years with a stomach
trouble which ended in consumption.
| He leaves behind saddened widow
and little daughter, one brother, A. J.
| Leavitt, who lives in the old home,
and one half brother, c. A. Leavitt,
and many relatives and friends who
| greatly leplore their loss. The de-