Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-04

fellows Suhday.
Artnur sRtlsh.ps of s,aS s,aos bought
a horse last week
HoSaaio Lohxfcllex bought COW aud
calf !:st week. ss
Miss Sarah Jndkins Is. stopping at
Mrs Jackson's for the present.
Miss Hattie NJ Bfafsdcii Of skowhe-
gan is wishing i,t this place !.
Mrs. NJ. A. Flanders has rcturnsd from
Massachusetts with sa4 severe cold. She
is not able to talk.
AS DxrRoiT. ,ss
e Miss Thirza. Raynes and her friend.
Miss Jessie Kimball. teachers in
Gardiner, visited with Miss sRaynes'
parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Clark has COMO to
Massachusetts, To visit her son. Carlos
Clark, 81. :, - & & isss,.,;sss,s ~
Mrs. Bertha, Rusley aud, Mrs. Belle
Boston Of watefville are in town called
here by. the illness of their mother.
Mrs. Mary A. Rollins. ~
Mr. and Mrs. Alvadc Crosby were in
Troy Sunday to attend. the funeral OF
Mrs. Crosby's father, tho late Jackson
Sidelinger. - SAs..
Bernard Nichols of Salem, Mass,
who has been visiting relatives here.
returned to his home Monday A. NJ.
CAMeNtoGE.
Mrs. Lena Twombly has gone to
Bangor to visit her sister.
! Mrs. Sarah Kiinball went Thursday
to Auburn to make her home there.
Mrs. F.. p, Ring returned Tuesday
from trip to Newport and Bangor.
The May ball will be wednesday
evening ~. -;
Mrs. Jeptha Lo@eiF mas been stop
ping with Mrs. Lizzie bean at Main
stream for three weeks. i.e-
Mrs. W.. D. Wilder was in Dexter
Monday. s's.'aS " a'sfaf
, Mrs. Minnie Page returned Friday->to
Worcester. Mass.
Mrs. Lizzie Deering Of augusta is
expected in town this week.
Mrs. Ann, Ham has 4been stopping
with Mrs. j.. d. Ring for a week past.
The KimbaH auction sale. conduct
ed by Chas. .Kimhall. auctioneer. Of
Auburn, was well attended: .---
RIPLEY.
Mrs. Lucy Reese has gone. to Bos-
ton. ~ 4r.
Mrs, Rose richardson Is in Harmony
for few days.
Clarence Hanson was married in
Harmony last "Wednesday A. NJ. to
Miss Maud Foss, a popular lady OF
that town. They will reside in Rip
Icy where they have hosts OF friends.
Mrs. Kate, ellis will be here next
Saturday evenings to instruct the new
candidates. On April 80 the weather
was SO stormy she could not come.
Carroll Hanson Of Pressure Isle is in
town few days.
Harry Skillings returned to Sanger
vile Saturday.
Ralph Wakefield was home Sunday
from Dexter. --..- 81
Mr.. Luce, the new minister from
Dexter, preached at, the Methodist
church Sunday.
New phones have been installed by
Chas. Wakefield, John Wakefield and
Willie Skillings. !
PALMYRA. -
Mrs. Carrie Palmer who has. been
stopping with her sister. Mrs c. A.
Leavitt. for two weeks past returned
TO her home in Turner on Monday at
ternoon. -... ..
Miss Verde Campbell visited her
brother Chester Campbell u few days
last week.
School in the Village district. COM
menced on Monday morning, May I'd.
with Mrs. f. G. Leavitt as teacher.
Lucy lie Blanc has returned, from
Mrs. Hattie Hubbards and will attend
school in her own district this sum-
mer term.
Miss Hattie Holway from Hartiand
spent Saturday and Sunday at home
with her parents.
1t is reported that j. w. Hubbard has
engaged Mr.. and Mrs Smith from
Pittsfleld to work for him the coming
season. I'D IL. N ..i-.- 800,
Miss Edie Hanson Is staying will.
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Han
son for few days ~
Mrs. Ellen Homestead called on Mrs
Lovina Stewart last Friday afternoon
and found Mrs. Stewart much i'm
proved from her injuries. 4
Miss, Verde Campbell is staying
with Mrs c. a. Leavitt for a while.
and assisting her with her housework
John Crawford started last Friday
for Shirley on a. fishing "trip
and will visit friends in Dover and
Dexter on his return home.
Mrs. A. l.. Maxfield has been visit
ing friends in Smithficld for the past
week. F"f. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eivin Mcfarland were
calling in this vicinity last Sunday
evening.
Mr., and Mrs, VIM. Thompson have
moved from Mrs. Frank Harvey's back
to their old home at A.. L. Maxflelds.
Warren Laurence was out last week
delivering fruit trees.
Mrs. Geo. Stuart who has been at
the Eastern. Maine hospital for treat
ment Is said to be much improved in
health 5,tst>
Miss Elsie Turner Of the M. c. T..
P1ttsfieid, spent Saturday and Sunday
at her home in Palmyra.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Millett were cali
ers at G. F. Heiway's last SUNDAY af-
ternoon. ~ -A's4
Mrs. Cassie Weeks and little daugh--
ter Gwendolyntvisitedl Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gee last Sunday,
The Willing Workers wifi meet with
Mrs. Eva Goodrich on Wednesday, May
4th. ~ .---.--.-s-- =.
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