Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-03

DrOtTeT ana SISTER, Emery Johnson and
Sadie Rice, over Sunday.
Mrs win Hall of Fairfield visited her
mother several days last week. Mrs
Curtis has been very sick with pneu.
mOnia N,
Miss FIoy Walker and Asletie Rich
ardson attended the annual class re.
union Of Good VIII High at Water.
Vile last Friday evening. There was
good attendance. The class presiden
presented the school with bust ~
Washington.
Walter Hall arrived in this place.
Monday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Jennings Of Au-
gusta visited his people Sunday and
Monday
Lyle Boyden has returned home from
his work in Canaan.
The graduating eXercite5 of tina
scholars at Good Will will take place
this week.
Mrs. DIR. Shene of Cana an and daugh-
ter from Presque Isle. also Mrs. Rich
ard Harris were i'm this place Friday
while on their way home from Port
land
Howard Wells, .Jr., is visiting his mar.
eIItS anu IDS a iduS Will WHOM ne
introduced as Mrs. Wells.
PALMYRA.
Rev j. W. Webster of Newport de-.
livered very interesting Memorial ad
dress Sunday, May 90 at PALMYRA
church. to quite a large and apprecia-
tive audience. The male quartet from
Newport. consisting of John Hallowell.
Eugene Smith. Daniel Hill and Frank
Merrill. with Mrs. f. Smith as organ
list. gave several beautiful selections.
Earl Parkman and Herbert Park
man were in Exeter Memorial day with
the members of Corinna Band and as
sisted IN the exercises.
Among the guests entertained at 3.
F. Millers last Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Miller and children from
Bangor and Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton.
r. w. Crawford returned last week
from short visit with his daughter in
Troy.
The Willing Workers will meet We'd
nesday, June 1 with Mrs. Harry Good
rich.
Mrs. Florence Harlow from Boston,
who has been visiting at l.. p. Foley's
the past week. returned home Tuesday
Mrs. Sidney Weeks returned home
last week from New Hampshire. where
she had been called by the death Of a
sister.
Mrs Everett Thompson from Auburn
is visiting Mrs. Minnie Robinson in
Newport.
Mrs. Jennie Parkman was in Pitts
field last Friday on business.
Mrs. j. C. Millett visited Mrs. Low
ina Stewart last Thursday.
Fred Hallett fl ON Oakland came last
Saturday night and accompanied Mrs.
Hallett and children home Sunday af-
ternoon.
Fred Campbell is helping l.. p Foley
cutting potatoes. Mr., Foley intends to
plant Is acres.
Among the visitors at J.. W. Carriers
last Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Gould
from Dixmont, Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin
from Brewer and Earl Gould and Fay
Randlettc from Pittsfield.
Mrs. j. r. Marsh is stopping at the
farm with her husband for q few days
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Folsom arc stay
ing for a few days at their cottage at
Camp Benson.
LARONE.
oilCc again has the IleSSSiIScI VI
death entered our little hamlet and
taken from US Mrs. Charles r. SheafT
who died on Wednesday the 25th. after
the birth of baby girl. The patient
was getting along well, when she con-
tracted pneumonia. which weakened
the action of the heart and death was
the result Mrs. Sheaff was pleasant
CHEEKY little body, only 30 years of age
and leaves beside the husband an aged
mother, brother in Massachusetts.
and family of eight children. who
will sadly miss their loving mothers
care. The funeral services were held
Saturday, May 2S, conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Smith of Norridgewock. The in
terment was in the cemetery at La
rome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Holway of
Water7ile were in town last week for
a visit with relatives but owing to the
illness of Mr., Holway they returned
home, since when Mr. Holway has
grown rapidly worse with small chance
Of his recovery.
An epidemic of grippe prevails in La
rome many cases terminating in pneu-
mnnia.
Leslie Stevens, Herman Stevens and
Arthur Clark, are on their way to Ore
gon. where they will locate if satisfied
with the country and work
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