Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-27
WALDO
PALERMO,

NORTH-Mrs. VIM. Jordan has been
seriously ill the past week with bron-
chial trouble. Her daughter Gertrude,
who is teaching school in China, has been
detained at home on account of her moth
ers illness.
Emma Nelson, who has been visiting
friends in China for a few weeks, has
returned home.
Mrs. Horatio Nelson is in Albion with
her daughter, Mrs. Seth Bradstreet, who
has a baby girl born last week.
Mrs. Addie Wood and daughter Lucy
went to China Sunday.
C. w. Studley sold his shingle machine
last week to Ed Thurston of China
Mrs. Lester Nelson, who has been at
her fathers in Thorndike for two weeks,
returned home Sunday.
Charles Black has purchased a fine yoke
of steers of W. Turner.
Fred Drake recently bought a horse of
Roy Jordan Of Montville.
George Soule, who has been at home
for some time, returned to his business
| in Boston Jan. "a.
Henry Soule is working in Freedom for
Mr. Morrison. }7.
A reception was held Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ia
| quith, who were recently married. The
I evening was pleasantly passed in playing
games, listening to choice selections on
the graphophone and in social converse
Refreshments were served. The young
couple received many presents and many
good wishes for their future happiness.
Edith Nelson, who is teaching school in
the Foye district, passed Saturday and
Sunday at home.
CENTER-W. B. Howard, who has been
at his farm here for few days, has re-
turned to his home in Somerville, Mass.
Mrs. Clara Worthing is caring for Mrs.
Louisa Longfellow, who is Ill,
Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Morse, who have
been visiting a son in Portland, are now
visiting son at Livermore Falls.
w. E. Colley of China Village was on
the Ridge recently and bought the apples
of Ada A. Northrup, Dexter Turner and
W. w. Turner.
BRANCH M1LLS-Past Master Herbert
Pinkham, assisted by d. w. Worthing
and Alice Parmenter, installed the Off
GERS of Branch Mills Grange Thursday
dS IOlIo"S. w oitiIy IIidSleT, fIleOH Suu-
man; overseer, H. M. Nelson; lecturer.
Hattie Dove; steward G. A. Bradstreet;
chaplain, Meta Nelson; secretary, Lucia
Pinkham; treasurer, w. A. Nelson; as
sstant steward, Lester Nelson; gatekeep-
er, H. l.. Black; Pomona, Carrie Worth
ing; Ceres, Ida Pinkham; Flora. Sadie
Young; lady assistant steward, Ethelyn
Nelson. Candy and peanuts were served.
An entertainment sale and supper will
be held at Grange hall Thursday evening,
Jan. q.
J. r. B. Dinsmore went to Wiscasset
Saturday.
H. l.. Pinkham has been putting up
more shelves in the postoffice for his
goods
BRANCH MILLS-Uncle "Tom" re-
Gently received nice book from
President Taft for the Branch Mills
library. Very few villages have as
rare and as large a collection of books
in their libraries.
Mrs Alvin Mardin of Waterville Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Parmentel and
s. G. Parmenter last week
Capt. Snow and mother of Rockland
spent few days at Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Estes last week. j. p. Goddard il with
his daughter, Mrs. Estes, while Mr..
Estes is away IN business.
Frank Doe has had a Palermo tele
phone installed in his store and E. S.
Cain one at his home
Mrs. Robert Hall and Mrs. Davis
have been very sick the past week.
Mrs. Davis is some better, but Mrs.
Hall doesn't seem to gain.
Rufus Colby and Mr.. Folsom of
Coopers Mills are boarding at G. A.
while doing some work at
Frank Jordan'S house