Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-27
SOMERSET
PALMYRA.

Mr.. ana Mrs. John roster visited last
week at F. w. Thompson's. j
Harold Doe of Athens was a caller in
town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Palmer of
Plttsfield passed through this place
recently on their way to st. Adams,
where they visited few days at the
home of Mrs Palmers father.
Mrs. P. P. Dearborn went Sunday to
Cornville, where she is engaged as
housekeeper. .,.., ... l,..- ,
Mrs. F. w. Thompson went Wednes-
day to Newport to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Willis Robinson. r
Mrs. C. W. Homestead has a rose
bush in her yard that has several well
developed buds which will blossom
soon if nothing happens"
Mrs. H. N.,aLongley. of yPittsfield is
visiting at D. s. Emerson's in South
ST. Adams.
Mrs. Lizzie Berry of st. Adams call
ed Oil friends in town Saturday.
Alvin Southland returned Wednesday
from Aroostook county, where he has
been employed picking potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Homestead are
making an extended visit in Etna and
Hamden.
RIPLEY. Il:
Mrs. N F. Woodcock was in town
last week from Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hatch are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
a daughter, born Oct. IS.
Agnes Carr. has returned to Low
ell, aMss. :
I'll M IT.
gene Harris were in Harmony Satur-
day. z
Mrs S. D. Page returned Thursday
evening from several weeks stay with
relatives in Bath and Waldohoro.
Georgia Bracket of Augusta is at
Albert Sawyer's for a short visit.
Ed Rumery fell from the top of the
barn to the cellar in the silo and didn't
receive any serious injuries, only a
shaking uD. N"F Z;
D T. Pratt has gone to Lewiston.
Mrs. Lizzie Todd was in town Sun
DAY from Newport. ,.5 /:
Lee Brown has gone to Phillips to
work.
CAMBRIDGE.
Mrs. Annie Sawyer. was in Harmony
Sunday.
Fred Loring of Parkman was in town
Saturday.
Rev. T. e. Ham was in town Satur-
dav from Monson.
!, Mrs. F. E., Stillson is receiving treat
ment at a Bangor hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs E. C. Blay have had q
visit from their son Halburt and wife
of Parkman, the past week.
DIR. J. H. Wilson has, returned. from
a. visit to his home in st. John.
Louise Horne Of Bangor has been
vi sting her relatives here, returning
home Monday.
sMiTHFiELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Caswell Of Show
hagan visited the latter's mother, Mrs.
Lydia Clement, over Sunday. U
Chauncey Warren and Howard Per-
k;ns returned Saturday night from
Wilton. each bringing with Them a nice
pair of oxen. :,
A quilting will be held at Newell
Rovington's Tuesday, Oct. &c. Picnic
sumner
Edwin Crowell shot handsome
wood duck which he is having mount
ed by our local .taxidermist, Mrs. A. r.
Holmes.
HARMONY.
The East Somerset Pomona Grange
will meet with Ripley Grange on Wed
nesday Nov. Ord. There viii be- a fun
and varied program. with a discussion
of the topic, How Can Subordinate
Oranges Obtain and Retain the Young
People in the Granger" +
Harmony Grange held regular
meeting Saturday evening with a good
ly number present. The question,
osWhat Americans Have Done the Most
to shape the Destiny of the United
states" The consensus of opinion
was George washington. Abraham
Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt and Gen.
Grant.
On several farms potatoes are rot
ting badly. Could that condition have
been prevented Will some body an
swer? Several farmers have raised