Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-23
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cornforth; Adams district, M.
of Canaan; Carr distric,
Miss Lillian Robinson of Palmyra.
Fred Hanson arrived home la.s
Wednesday from Diamond Islars
where he has had employment the na..
season.
Mrs. Fred Southland and son yern.
from Waterville are visiting n,
Southards aunt, Mrs. L. =. Foley. n.
a few days.
Mrs. A. C. Parkman and Mrs J. ~
Millctt were in Plymouth last Thurs.
day for the day.
A. j. Leavitt has been working N.
past week with his horses for L. W
Frost.
MIR. and Mrs. Bohannun of Newuor,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.
Pomeroy last Sunday.
Mrs. Gilman Burleigh from Aubur,
is visiting her sister, Miss Ellen Sin.
son at Palmyra village for few
weeks.
p. Foley met with an accident last
Sunday forenoon by having his hand
pierced by the tine of pitchfork. n
became so painful that DR.. Moulton Of
Hartland was summoned to attend II
and now he is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Hale Of Trov
visited Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hanson a
James Smith.
C. A. Leavitt and Mrs. Carrie Palm.
er of Turner visited Mrs. Palmers
daughter Mrs. Emma Russ, in Dexter
lets Sabbath.
Mrs E. D. Lord is reported to be in
a serious condition from the effects
of a shock which she suffered one day
last week. S
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Cookson Of
Plymouth were in town Sunday visit
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs 3. Sanford and Mrs.
Myra. Bedell passed last Sunday with
friends in Newport.
c. A. and E. c. Leavitt have recent
ly purchased new Iron Age" pota-
to digger.
There was a social dance at Glen
Footman's last Saturday evening in
st. Adams.
Mrs. D. A. Stackpole Went to Bridge
water, Aroostook county last week for
an extended visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. H. L. Goodrich was reported to
be quite ill last Saturday and Sun
day, but is now said to be improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Wiley Of Pitts
field called on Mrs. Betsey Parkman
last Sunday afternoon.
E. A. Parkman is digging potatoes
with his potato digger for Warren
Lawrence.
Mrs. Lois Names of Lewiston, for
merlv Miss Lois Leavitt of Palmyra,
is visiting friends in Michigan for a
few weeks. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Mcfarland pass
ed last Sunday with friends in Dexter.
Mrs. j. w Hubbard has been quite
i'll the past week from the result of a
bad cold.
Mrs. May Johonnett is stopping
with her mother. Mrs. E. d. Lord and
caring for her during her recent ill
ness.
Miss Humphrey. who teaches school
in the Adams district, boards with
Mrs. Ida Small.
The Willing Workers met at the
home of Mrs. Eva Goodrich Last
Wednesday.
Some of the farmers are picking
their sweet corn for the market. They
report the crop below the average.
d. S. Emerson of South St Adams
went Monday to Skowhegan where ne
will serve as traverse juror at the
September term of court.
A. II. Southland was in Newport on
business Monday.
An extension of the Hartland & st.
Adams Telephone line is being con-
structed as far as F. w. Thompson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Merrill of New
port were callers Sunday at d. S. En-
erson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott and Mr.. HON.
stead of Hermon visited Saturday
night and Sunday at C. w. HON.
stead's.
Palmyra Grange will hold fair
Saturday. Oct. 2. A premium is Offered
for the best display of farm produce,
also for best collection of wonens
either of the above exhibits as well as
children two years old and under 70
attend the baby show is earnestly So
licitel By the committee.
SMITHFIELD.
The meetings of Sunday We're wen
attended. A social meeting was held
in the morning led by Newell Boyntm'
followed by a short sermon by Georges
Mabroy. r. ]. Coolbroth preached IN
the afternoon and William Blaisdelt III
the evening. No special interest,"
seemed to be awakened during the
series of meetings. Quite large
number from ont of town We're IN at
tendance at the meetings.
Mrs. John Damren and Mrs. Fred
Williams OF Belgrade were callers ol
Mrs. A. P. Holmes on Saturday.
The frost Of Saturday night was
heavy in some places.
c. C. Dow and Louis Hardy arrived
home from Boston Saturday night.
Fred Thompson has purchased a
new potato digger which is doing some
good work.
The corn crop is reported as very
light. plenty of fodder but not wen
cared.
HARMONY
Mrs. F. o. Turner, the milliner, n''
gone to Boston to select her fall goodS