Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-24
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DETROIT.
Civds Nichols has employment with
Adams at Newport. Me
M. and Mrs Clarence Harris OF
Etna nave been camping at blrch
Point" on the Sabasticook.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Droche moved
to their new home in Plymouth re-
Gently.
Mrs. Mertie Giles and daughter,
Nary. are visiting relatives in Eis-
worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Young visited
Mr. Youngs nephew at Augusta ias'
week
Nj. and Mrs. J. R. Bean. sir and
Mrs. 2. W Bagley Ray Bagley ana
lis Sister. Miss Eta BagleE, the
Misses Carrie. and Nellie Robertson
and r. .. Brown We're guests of Mrs
Viola VerrIl and daughter. Abbie at
Foxcroft. SUNDAY.
.ir. and Mrs, Harold Prince have
moved to Detroit from Corona, a. }.
J. B. Springs left Monday for ELS
worth to spend his annual vacation.
Nj. owen Clement and Wife o.
! Watnrville have been visiting MI
! Clements relatives here the past
! week.
PALMYRA.
Mrs Florence Harlow from Bostc n
came last Friday for few days WISH
at the home of l.. P Foley,
Verne Merrill of St Adams visited F.
J c Leavitt's family last Saturday ami
Sunday. 49, no.
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Geo Da-
| mon the past week, went 70 Auoufh
Monday, for few DAYS visit before re-
| Mr. J. Turner visited mis- brother
! family, D A. Turner. last week and r.
turned to his home in Brewer last Mon
s. B. Millett was in Athens last Wed
Mrs, Fannie Todd and Mrs. j BFeIIy
J from Ripley visited Mrs. Edith Millett
last Monday.
Lanpher during the absence Of Mrs. Ian
piers mother. who is visiting friends IN
/ New Hampshire.
| Mrs Ella Cock and Mr.. and MISS
Lord of Oakland spent last Saturday ana
SUNDAY with A c. Parkman,s family
! Mr.. and Mrs A J. Leavtt Mr.. and
Mrs Alvin Weeks. Earl Psrkman and
Gladys Stuart spent SATURDAY night ana
/ Sunday on the shore of the Sebastlcook
at Turner's Landing.
/ Mrs o L. Crawford spent last Satur-
day as the guest of Mrs. George Damon;
! Col, F ", Plaisted Of Aug, Ausnsta. sn5
at Palmyra town hall last Wednesday
! Afternoon to an appreCiative audience,
Palmyra Band was in attendance
| Mr.. and Mrs. J c. Miilett were in PittF-
| field last Friday Afternoon calling on
friends.
Electric Light Co
Quite a number of Palmyra citizens at
| ton cd hpI1 al PitfStipl1
Wednesday evening with Plaisted AMI
| Gardner as speakers.
Mrs Ethel Fish and son ,, Alfred ed from IRON
If Macomber in Cornna last week.
| Mrs Arthur Winsow, who has been
boarding with +. E. McFarland's family.
returned to her home in Waterville last
Wednesday,
1t is reported that Moses stuart is in a
| very low condition and not expected to
live but a short time.
Miss Hattie Holway spent last sabbath
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. P
F. BRYAN has commenced threshing for
the farmers in the field with his gasoene
engine power.
Mr. and Mrs D A. Stackpols and fam
lily. r W. Parkman and wife. We're at
Camp Benson last Sunday
The Republican town committee met
last Saturday evening at H. L. Goodrich's
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Hatch of Ripley
were visitors Sunday at Mr., p. +. Dear
horns.
Miss Blanche Loveiov of Pennington
is the guest of Miss Ethel Sanford.
Frederick Haynes of Hyde Park, Mas s.,
returned Saturday to his home. accom-
panied by his daughter. Miss Louise
Haynes, who had been visiting with Miss
Jennie Weeks at her cottage on the shore
of Whites pond
Mrs. Lila Trask of Albion is visiting
at l.. l.. Carters
Mr. and Mrs. P. r. Longley Of Los
Angeles. Cal, and A r. Riaisdell Of
Newport. We're among the callers at W.
\. Blaisdall's sunday
HARTLAND.
A new Methodist church is to he built
in Hartland, which will be larger than
the one now in use. 1t will contain
new Sunday school rooms and clut
rooms for men aud viii be modern and
up-to date in every way.
This will he The first church to be built
in the country tor some time and will
he the only church in this part of
Maine to have club rooms for the
young people. Mr.. McAlister the pas
ter said few Gays ago that Hartlard
was manufacturing town with wool
en- mills employing 500 people, many Of
them beirs young people. The town
has a skirt factory which employees
* girls and most nf these board out.
The spool stock factory employees from
% to 30 hands besides other mills that
employ quite a number Of young peo
pie. Because of these young people Mr.
McAllster heliores that club rooms
W ould be very beneficial TO the people |
and the community. Work will proba
biz begin on this new church at once. |