Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-19
PALERMO.

Doe for awhile.
There weren't any services at the
church Sunday as Elder Hall has baG
cold and Elder Morse is in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Doe went to Etna
Jan. Is to attend meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chadwick an6
little son of Augusta came to theil
mothers, Mrs. Ella Doves last week
Mrs. Chadwick will remain for a week
or so. .f
Ray Dove is caring for Walter Tobey
and doing the chores.
Andrew McDougal was in the place
Tuesday, Jan. IL. The many friends
of Ira McDougal, who was badly hurt
at Woolwich quite while ago were
glad to hear that he is able to walk
out every day :.
w. B. Bailey from Portland visited
at A. w. Workings last week.. Mrs.
saunders returned with him. \.
Harry Worthing and Mr. FIVE are
hauling lumber from the Harvey Brad
street place for Walter Tobey to his
mill.
Elon Kitchen, Bert Coombs, G. A.
Worthihg. J. R. B. Dinsmore, E. NJ.
Moody, Frank Doe and s. G. Parmen-
| N 'SStSu tilelT iCe last week.
| u. "A. Bradstreet and E. NJ. Moody
We're business callers in Augusta
Thursday.
An enjoyable dance was held in
orange hall Jan. IA. The next one will
be Feb. %
wary Richardson is on the sick list
Edsoh Worthing and sister Mabel
ana Master Jasper from Augusta spent
sunday at c. A. Workings.
| NORTH--Allie Bradstreet and fam
lily of the Branch passed Sunday at
Rodney Nelson's.
Mrs. Dean Estes and son Stanley
called at w. A. Nelson's Sunday. 7.
Mi. and Mrs. Chester Peva visited at
wallace Overs Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Bradstreet of AL
| bioa passed the Sabbath at H. M. Mel
sons.
Samuel Marden, who has been con-
| fined to his house for, the past three
| months, is a little more comfortable,
and he and his wife rode out Sunday
and passed a few hours at Ms. Elthea
Perkins. -..,--s =
Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Morse went to
Portland last week for a two-weeks
visit with their sons and to attend the
| meetings in session.
Miss Grace Black, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Port
| land hospital Jan. Is, is reported as
getting along very well.
Mrs. Charles Arnold, who has been
visiting friends in Newton. Somerville
| and Portland since Christmas, returned
| home JAN 16.
c. w. Hussey of Waterville was at
VIM. Osgoods Sunday.
Harry and Will Chadwick went to
Watervilie Thursday with a load of
| apples. & 49,
All will be sorry to learn that
Blanche Nelson continues in very poor
| health
J. H. Black and son Harry went to
Waterville Monday. .' =" 7.'t
Many the past week have improved
the excellent sleighing by going to Wa
terville and Augusta with produce.
Almatia, Nelson of Knox and Edna
Osgood Of Freedom, passed Saturday
| and Sunday at their homes. ..e,-1-f
| Mrs. George Soule returned home last
week, leaving her little daughter. Inza
gaining slowly at the Augusta hospital.
/ CENTER-W. B. Howard Of ,Somer-
Vile, Mass, arrived at this place Sat
| urday. 1t is expected that he Will re-
| main here for few weeks. .,.a.
Mrs. Louisa Longfellow, who is SICK,
| remains about the same.
Justus Turner is working for w. w.
| Turner hauling logs to Palermo sta
! ton.
Rev. and Mrs. f. E. Morse. pastor OF
the Second Baptist church here. are
| in Portland attending the revival
meetings.
BERTHE Grant, who has been working
| in Unity, has returned to his nome
here.
Miss Lila Northrup, who has been
| passing a few weeks at her home mere,
returned to Sanford Friday to resume
| hel duties as teacher.
Dexter Turner and daughter, MRS.
Naomi Grcgoire, were in Augusta re-
Gently on business.
| Mr. and Mrs. Watson G. Turner OF
jefferson visited relatives on the
| Ridge" Saturday night and Sunday
BuRNHAM.
Miss Ida f. Burrill went Monday to
Castine to resume her studies at the
Normal school.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Libby of Water
vile visited over Sunday with rela-
tives
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bailey of Vas
salboro are guests at the home OF her
cousin. Mrs Oral Blaisdell.
| Merle McAlliser is at home from Nj.
IC. l.. i'll with the humps.
A reading Club was organized last
| Saturday evening and the first meet
ling was held with Miss Nellie Morse
at the home of Mrs. Jane Murray.
Mark Perkins was quite badly IN
jured last Saturday by falling from q
scaffold in the barn.
| Seebasticook Grange observed its
I 35th anniversary last Friday by hold
| ing an all-day meeting. At the fore
| noon session State Secretary T.. RI.
Libby was present and installed the
following officers: Everett E. Davis.
master; Frank Bnrrill. overseer; Edlth
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