Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-13

Jersey COW which lie turned out. Up
to SUNDAY he has been unable To catch
her. She hides in the bushes ard
woods ami seems as Wild as a deer.
Last Friday a fine bull moose made
a visit in this vicinity. He was on his
coed behavior allowing people To &c
quite rear to him without resenting it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Watson. who have
been living in their summer cottage.
moved home Monday.
Miss Zana Prescott returned to DeX
ter Saturday where she is to teach this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Batchelder We're
visiting in Dexter Sunday. Miss Jes-
81, Spaulfing WAS a guest al Leta
PreScntt's over Sunday.
Mrs. r. r. Martin is away and will
visit frierds III Lewiston. Portland and
Boston before returning
Mr. and Mrs. p. f. Lonsley of Los
Angeles. Calf. who have been visiting
hcre. started on their return trip Sat
urt'ay.
Canning corn commenced at the fac
tory Monday afternoon Ii tho frost
holds of few weeks longer a large
pack il expected. After the corn is
taken care of apples will be canned.
c. J. Wosthan went to Skowhegan
Monday to attend the races
Mrs. Ada TAFT of Dubuque. Ia, who
has been visiting her father. Darius
Emery. started on her way home .,,on-
day. Irving Robertson has gone to
A!ains'ream to cook for the Lumber
company.
JACKMAN.
Miss LYDIA Moore returned to Bangor
Saturday to resume her studies in the
High school.
Mrs. Hannah Barney returned to her
home in Fairfield Saturday after
spending r vacation with relatives in
town.
Mrs. Jonas Holden has gone to Mad
isor for visit.
Mrs Orrin Moore has cone to SkoW-
he-an to visit her sister, Mrs. Nesta
HOlielI
Air and Mrs. r. Gilman returned
Thursday from Harrswell, making the
trip in their automobile.
Mrs. Hir&ln Newton. who has been
VISITING in Skowhegan for a month re-
tnrncd home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Johnson o,
Prownville were in town day las,
week.
SMITHFIELD.
A large number attended the camp
meeting at Lakeside Sunday.
Mrs Geo CrOWel who was hurt 4
90 Inv iInlniDor from PorJI1
is slowly improving.
The Free Baptist Quarterly meeting
will be held at North Belgrade Satur-
day and Sunday next
Frlra Reynolds returned to her home
in WinsloW on Friday last.
Mrs. A. p. Holmes passed Saturday
and Sunday in Belgrade.
Messrs Louis Hardy and G.. c. Dow
and SON. Clarence attended the Labo,
day exercises at Watervillo Monday.
Roy Stevens and a lady friend
passed Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, Mi and Mrs. Lysonda Stew
ems.
Fred Warren of Sidney was a CUES
at C. c. Dow's Saturday night.
PALMYRA.
Mrs Abbie Hart from Dover ha:
been visiting her brother. John Craw'
ford, the past week.
| Mrs Belle Parkman and daughter
| Alice. returned from Oakland last Fri
day where they have been VISITING
| friends and attending the Watervi!lt
| fair.
| Mr.. Cummins from Boston is visitinf
Mrs Florence Harlow and l.. +. Foley
for few DAYS.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Parkman re
turned from IItna last Monday fore
noon where they have been stopping
for the rast ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. John Berry. who have
been staying at c. F. Holway's thu
past week. returned to their home il
Ripley last Sunday.
| Mrs Bessie Leavitt and daughter
Annie. from Gorham are stopping will
friends here few days on their wa.
to Mrs. Leavitt's old home in Uppe
Stewiac, n. S.
A large number from Palmyra wen
on the excursion to Etna Campgroun
last Sunday.
The Willing Workers had bee las
Wednesday, and cleaned the villag
schOolhOuse.
Miss Verde Campbell. in compan
with friends, is spending a week a
Camp Benson.
The many friends of Geo. B. Pills
bury were much panied on hearing tn
sad intelligence Of his DEATH. whic
occurred at his home in Unity on Sun
, day evening. August 2Sth. Mr.. Pills
bury was aged about "a years and fC
some months had been suffering frOl
Rriehts disease but he had not bee
confined to his bed only about a wee
before his death. He leaves a widow
seven sons and two daughters. all