Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-16
Harriet Dove and Annie Dodge went

| Harriet Dove and Annie Dodge went
to Waterville Saturday.
| Mrs. Emery Haskell and children
also Mrs. Everett Haskell visited Clara
| Worthng last week.
| IVinnifred DinsnGrc delightfully."- en-
| tertained number of friends and
neighbors at a thinhle party Friday
| March II. Delicious refreshments
were served
| Alice Parmentcr cntained the L. r.
| II. Club Thursday afternoon, March 10.
Miss Alth.i Worthing who has been
| at Eden Hairs for some time, has re-
| turned to her home, on account Of a
| had abscess or her neck.
the Palermo town meeting was held
in Grange Hall March II. The ladies
served dinners. The net proceeds was
a little over 81.
| Barbara Worthing celebrated her
seventh anniversary by having a party
| Saturday and the, little folks had n
jolly good time.
Mrs Lyna Gctchell returned to her
home in Lynn, Mass, after visiting
ihcr sister Mrs. Geo. CrOmmett and
several other relatives.
IT, +. Young who was 90 years old the
! 2Sth Of Feb. was at the town meeting
and will visit his granddaughter, Alice
| Parmenter for n few days.
| William Caswcll of Windsor was q
| guest ut f.. s. Kitchens over Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.. Parmentcr went /
to East Palermo Sunday and called on
Mr.. and Mrs. !. N. Quigg.
MONTViLLE.
CENTER-James Burkill Of Hud-
son. Mass. who has been here con-
Guiding the deal for the George ID.
Sargent farm. went home Monday.
| Y Claim johnson OF Waterville was
at Frank A. I.uce's Saturday. Mr..
Luce is buying and packing apples FOR
him.
Herbert Fuller of South Liberty was
at A. d. Bakers Sunday.
The ladies of Union Harvest Sewing
Circle furnished fine dinner town
meeting day for the voters. They
netted $3.50.
+. d. Luce and Ralph Jackson of
Belfast were at F.. a. Luce's Sunday.
Mrs. ID. X. Mcfarland of Freedom
is visiting her father. Frank Mayhem.
Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Banton of Knox
visited at s. ]. TaSker's Friday.
c. L. Howard will serve as traverse
Juror at tho April term of court at
Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs f. l. Hall of Halldale
were at NJ. c. GordOn's Tuesday.
George A. Palmer of Liberty passed
the week end with his mother. Mrs.
c. =. Palmer.
Morrill, Meservey who has passed
the winter with his sister, Mrs. l.. KEEL
Ter. has returned to Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Tasker were
guests of Mrs. Emma Jameson in
Searsmont Thursday.
| Union Harvest Sewing Circle Isl
preparing for sale. supper and dance
| on Thursday evening. March "a.
Mrs. Allen Dyer has tonsilitis. Her
daughter lola is home from Union car
| ing for her.
Mrs. S. s. Jordan who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
+. Arey, has returned to Thorndike.
r. X. Luce went to Belfast Satur-
day.
FREEDOM.
The town voted at the town meet
| ing, March IA, to exempt the taxes Of
the Freedom Lumber Company on
condition that the said company puts
in steam plant to manufacture all
kinds of lumber with an electric light
plant to light the streets.
Mrs. Larned, a missionary from the
South, will speak in the Academy be-
fore the Ladies' Circle and students
March Is, at three p. M.
Efie Flye has returned from visit
| in Swansyille.
The Ladies' Circle furnished dinner
flor the voters.