Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-17
SOMERSET.
PALMYRA.

Damon f A
Mrs A. c. Parkerman who has beer
visiting friends in Benton and Clinton
| returned home Saturday.
| The three little daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs.fJ. w Hubbard are suffering from
| whooping cough.
Mrs. Betsey Parkman visited her
daughter, Mrs. Lydia Mason, in New
port, last week
Mrs. Carrie Parkman and Miss
Gladys Stuart were in Corinna Mon
| day. .,..r
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Appleby
| were callers at J. c. Millers on Fri
day; Mr.. Appleby is improving in
| health
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Homestead
spent last Sabbath at Mrs. Homestead S
old home and entertained Mr.. and
| Mrs. c. H. Levitt.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Hoiway went to
Corinna Friday.
]. C. Millett went to Dover and Gull
| ford Monday. .....t .
Mrs. Isora Fuller and daughter.
nnie spent Sunday with friends in
Newport.
Mrs. Frank Lang and. daughter from
| Massachusetts, are visiting A. j.
! Lang's family and other relatives
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry from Rip
| ley. visited c. F.. Holway's family Sun
Gay and Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Parkerman and grand
son, Seldom Lanpher. will start Tues
day morning for a visit with friends in
| Exeter, N. H.
Mrs. Arzelle Berry. Ripley, visited
| Mrs. Fannie Todd at the village. Mon
day.
One of George Philbricks horses
Friday. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Devereaux of
New York, and Miss Mamie Devere-
aux of st. Adams, were in town Sun
day.
Mrs P. P. Dearbon went Sunday.
tn Ripley, where she will be the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hatch for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Carter visited
friends in Dixmont. recently.
Mrs Frank Lang and daughter of
Pawtuckett r. l., are visiting at A.
]. Lang's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar l.. Blaisdell of
South st. Adams. passed through this
town Monday. on the way to Lyndon
vile, Vt, where they will visit at Mrs
RlaisdeI's former home
TWenty-three members of Palmyra
Grange met in Grange hall. Saturday
evening The following officers of the
fair were elected: L. w. Frost, pres.
F. P. Foster. wise pres. Mrs. Vera Dy-
er. secretary. The various committees
will be announced later. allow can we
obtain a larger income and still i'm
prove the FARM" was discussed.
The Highland-St. Adams Telephone
company is improving and extending
it's service by placing new lines and
dividing Others, thus accommodating
several new patrons in this town.
Harry McCrillis of Waterville, visited
over Sunday at c. r. McCrillls.
Mrs. Frank Farnum and Lyle Nc
Crillis visited in Pittsfield Sunday.
NoRRIDGEWocK.
John Bradley of Cornish, is passing
a few days with his daughter, Mrs. II
c. Hussey.
Miss Bickford of New Hampshire. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. E. E. Wilder.
L. T.. Cheney of Portland, is visiting
at the Baptist parsonage.
Frank Longley of New York is at the
home Of Harry Burgess.
MIR. and Mrs. IRVINE Barker and
daughter of Boston are spending theil
vacation with Mr.. Earker's mother
Mrs. John Barker.
Prescott Penney of Boston, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Vesta Morse.
Frank Walpole of East Walpole,
Mass. is calling on friends in town. He
received warm welcome Sunday
morning where he had been superin-
tendant of the Sunday school for a
number of wears.
Pleasing improvement in the music
was noticed at the service in Baptist
church Sunday morning. The pipe Or
gan which has given place to the piano
for some months past was again used.
being played by Mrs. Harry Burgess
A substantial addition to this part Of
the service was enjoyed in Briggs or
chestra CT four pieces. conducted by
H. s. Briggs. who PLAYED the violin. his
son Leo the cornet, his daughter Nettie
the piano and G. Staples the trombone
Pastor Brainton Of the Congregations
al church. who is spending his vaca.
ton in town. attended the services OF
the BAPTIST church Sunday morning
Asa Gilman of Arson was also wei.
coined at this service.
Lindsay II. Stevens and Lovetta NJ
Wintergardner, both of Smithfield
were united in marriage Sunday Aug
II. Rev w. Fl. Smith, B. A. perform.
ing the ceremony.
Glad to see w. w. Huntown again in
his place of business: after few
weeks illness.
BLACKWELL.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Bird and children.
Dorothy and Stanley. were callers in
West Madison Sunday.
MISC AIise Clark. who has been at
Old Orchard. will return home the first
of The week.
y. NJ. Gates and daughter, Helen, OF
Skowhegan called on relatives in this
vicinity one day the first of the week.
N. NJ Moore and daughter. Ida were
at SkoWhegan last Saturday.
Misses Madge and Edna Merrill. with
friend. spent Suncaysfat the Misses
MerriIFs home on Blackwell bill.
Dexter Danforth who has. been the
guest of +. o. Danforth and family re.
turned to Watcrviile last week.
Ralph Wooster was the guest of D.
Murray and family Sunday.
The Golden Glow Branch l. S. S. met