Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-26

was out to ride for the first time last
Friday.
Chas. Cunningham made a quick
business trip to Augusta and back last
Tuesday.
The continued water supply has kept
the mills running, and both Prescott
& Leghor and Turner & Jones. have
got their seasons lumber all cut out
Mrs. Stanley Powell Is teaching the
Mountain school, at North Washing
ton.
Harry Lcnfcst who raised over a
thousand bushels of potatoes last sea
son, has been disposn2 of them to all
corners ut 15c. per bushel.
VIII Lcighor purchased a fine new
disc harrow of w. o. Luce last Friday.
A'Neli Nash hopes to be able to fin
ish his new house in the near future
II. +. Evans is working On the eel
lar and foundation for his proposed
new house Mi. Evans lost some valu-
able birch boards at the recent fire
which destroyed the Quigg mill at Pal
crmo.
PALERMO.
NORTH-Samue Mardcn who
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way of life May 20 was completely
surprised and made very happy on that
day by a postal shower containing
more than a hundred and fifty cards. a
number of letters and some beautiful
flowers, all teStifying to the love and
esteem in which he is held by his
friends far and near. Mr.. Marden has
been poorly for a long time but is
gradually improving and all wish him
Il complete restoration to health and
many happy returns of the day. Both
he and his worthy wife are deeply
grateful to each and every one for
their kind thDughtfulneSs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Black were called
to Washington last week by the death
of her father. Ira Sylvester. They at
tended the funeral at that place which
was held May %.
Mrs. Sarah Young who passed the
winter with her granddaughter in Au-
gusta returned to her home here May
20.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rowe of China
passed Sunday with Mrs. Charles Ar
mold who is recovering from severe
attack of grip.
Mrs. Jessie Besse and little son of
Albion passed the Sabbath at her
brothers. r, f. Rowe. Her father
continues about the same.
Mrs. Warren Nelson went to New
Hampshire Thursday To- visit her sis
ter for a short time.
Charles Osgood carried his big hog
tn Mr.. Gates in Nass alboro Tuesday.
1t tipped the scales at $50 pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mardeu passed
the Sabbath at MIS-. Elthea Perkins
who is suffering with an acute attack
of rheumatism.
Warden 3. o. Norton and family and
Frank Norton of Thomaston We're o"
Sunday in their automobile to Ernest
Pevas who lives on their home place.
Mrs. Ira Black who is much of the
time with her daughter returned home
last week.
turned to Somcrvile, Mass, Wednes-
day to care for her sister. Mrs, 5. NJ.
Handy who is i'll.
Mrs. Emma F'indey is recovered 50
as to be able to attend church sun
day.
Several from this place attended the
rivival meetings at the Handy school
house Sunday afternoon.
-. w. Benner is building an addition
! to- his barn.
Arthur Tyler has several summer
boarders from New York.
Clarence Longfellow who was
called here by the illness Of his mother
| has returned to Portland.
| Miss Eva Chadwick has been caring
| for Louise LCrgfelloW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Turner have
gone to Stonington t" spend the sum
| mer with their son. 6. w Turner.
| Mrs. Eunice Hall is boarding al
| Chas NewhaiFs -.'
| The friends of Mrs Millic tGreely)
Hodgdon of Westport, formerly Of this
| place. were panied to hear Of her very
| serious Illness. Hopes are now enter
| tanned of her recovery.
BRANCH MILLS-Mr. and Mrs. James
Goddard of Waterville spent a few days
of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Dear
Estes
G. a. Bradstreet and family passed
Sunday at Weeks Mills with Mrs. Brad
streets parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Choate
Jason Smell Of Manchester spent one
night at John Smalls last week He
moved his farming tools to Mr. Smalrs t.
Uncle Tom" Dinsmore went to the
library Sunday. the first time for a Ions
while. He has been confined at home
with very lame back and everyone ii
glad to hear he is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Osgood passed
the Sabbath with Mr.. and Mrs. S. G
Parmenter.
Dean Estes bought driving horse o.
Albion parties last week
II. l.. Pinkham attended the annua
meeting of postmasters of Third Main.
District League Friday. May 90 at Au
gusta.
Harry Worthing carried Mr.. Albior
Bean to Augusta hospital last week
where he will be treated for while.
Harold Stanley and Doris Kitchen wen
| TO South China to the ball game Satur
day
| Frank Doe and family visited with Mr.
and Mrs. kelsie Smiley in Albion Ma,
p. They had radishes raised from thef
garden in spite of the cold weather.
| Cony Webber with crew Of men art
teams have been building a nice piece o
road between Mrs. Ella Doves ant
| Elder Halls which is much appreciated
as it always has been very bad place