Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-23

1 S"' pcAtSAs MCIe 6tSo present VIII uAo
considerable repair work, after which
a good supper was served to all.
Edwin HoWes is at work this week
for his uncle, J. Parsons in Montville
G. L. Stickney. is hauling canned
Rcorn from the corn factory at Liberty
i to Union for shipment.
Miss Ruby Howes of East Liberty
Iclosed avery successful term of school
here Saturday. Miss Howes although
/ a young teacher has done excellent
work withs the children.
l Albert Goynton who has made many
hundreds of gallons of cider this fall
has taken his engine out OF the cider
Fmill and has gone to threshing, having
a few more lots of grain he was I'M
able, to thrash in the early fall.
| Bert T.. Cunningham recently shot a
large fov ahead of his young fox
hound.
Morton l.. Clark sold 200 bushels of
The fruit will be-soon shipped TO Bos-
ton
PALERMO.
| NORTH-Miss Jennie Chadwick
returned home Saturday from the
Eastern State Normal school and
commenced teaching school Monday
at the Center.
| Mrs Gertrude Nelson commenced
teaching last week at Greeley's Cor.
ner, Mrs. Alice Jones at the Linscott
school and Ethelyn Nelson at East
| Palermo. Lester Nelson's school on
| the Western Ridge began Monday,
Nov, 81.
Emma Nelson, who is teaching in
Albion. is at home for two weeks
vacation.
NJ. ]. Nelson shot a fine buck We'd
nesday morning in his own field, the
best one yet, as it dressed 1877 pounds
Alfred Thurston and son with their
gasoline engine have been threshing
here the past week.
!, Christabel Norton has been at Mrs
Lila Blacks the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Reed OF China
passed the Sabbath at Mrs. r,lthea
Perkins.
Oscar. Jasper, Helen and Annie
Nelson passed Sunday with their
grandmother at Frank Nelson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jaquith passed
Sunday evening at Mr.. and Mrs.
James Blacks.
T. +. Young went to Fairfield
Thursday for visit with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Warren Jones.
Ruel Parmenter and family passed
Sunday at Chester Ferris.
Mrs. Amos Drawn is passing a few
days in Fairfield with her daughter,
Mrs. Ed. Marden.
Mrs. Wallace Dyer's, went to Belmont
last week to visit another daughter,
Mrs. Alice Clark.
PALERMO.
BRANCH MILLS-Mrs. Anna Kit
chen and family attended the recep-
ton Saturday night at his brothers
Ira Choate in Windsor.
Little Alta Doe is ill.
Mrs. J. w. Clough of Liberty will
spend the winter with her brother,
Wallace Worthing. =.
Mrs. H. l.. Pinkham and daughter
Ida passed Sunday with friends in
Waterville.
Donald Worthing passed Sunday in
Augusta.
Walter Tobey is loading cars with
|
Philip PARTS is hauling lumber to
the station. He has seven pairs of
oxen aud six horses.
The Fred Parks farm has been sold
through the Hutchins agency to par
ties in Massachusetts,.
G.. A. RradStreet was a business
caller in Augusta Saturday. ~.
Two cars of potatoes, 600 bushels.
went from this potato house Monday
morning.
Mrs. George Worthing and son
Chester We're business callers in Wa
terville Thursday.
We nave had no preaching at the.
Union church for the two last Sab
baths.
BRANCH MILLS-Mrs. Harriet
Estes and son Stanley, Mrs. Lucia
Pinkham and daughter Ida, went to
Waterville Saturday. Mrs. Pinkllam
and daughter visisted Mrs Edison
Worthing at Augusta Saturday night.
All returned home Sunday.
Rev. Robert Hall has been holding
meetings in Montville for few days.
Ed Banton brought him home Mon
day.
l. 1IiHZle Idl Ilenter rs DaCK, again to
her sisters, Abbie Shorey's, after
spending afew days at Weeks Mills
and Windsor.
Mrs. Annie Kitchen, Harold. Doris
and Stanley Kitchen went to Windsor
Saturday night. where they attended
the reception of Mrs. Kitchens BROTH
er, Ira, who has lately been married.
Lila Tohey returned last week from
Portland.
Frank Richardson. who is stopping
at Wm.s Daley'S, shot deer last week.
| G. A. Bradstreet went Saturday to
Augusta. .-..!
Mrs. Welcome Reed and children OF
Weeks Mills have been guests the
past week of her parestns, Mr.. and
Mrs. Madison Hisler.
/ Misses Barbara Worthing, Celia
Tobey and Alta Doe, have been quite
| i'll, but are better now.
| Myrtle Crommett closed a success
fui term of school Friday. and the af-
ternoon was pleasantly passed with
exercises by the pupils. They also
held a fair and an ice cream sale.
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