Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-14

| MI anu WI =. al OF Dexter
visited Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Leavitt
| last Thursday.
Real Estate Agent Patterson from
Bangor was in town last Thursday
with parties looking over ]. b. Marsh's
| farm.
Mrs. Parsons from Pittsfeld is car
| ing for Mrs. Hattie Hubbard and in.
| FAINT son during her Illness,
The ladies in Nash Corner school
district me. last Thursday and gave
| the walls a new coat of paper and
the windows a set of new curtains.
Eber Cooks family are reported to
be all i'll with the prevailing epidemic
Of grip.
VIM. McNally of Caribou. formerly
| Of Waterville, came last Saturday to
spend the summer with A. c. Park
man and assist him with his farm
work.
Mrs. Seavey from Detroit is working
for Mrs. j. w. Hubbard and caring
for her and infant daughter for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Cameron, a lady aged 90 years.
came from Monticello one day last
week to visit her grandson, Walter
anu III TIE VIII IudKe
her home with her son. Z. Tracy. on
Webb Ridge.
Mrs. Nellie Campbell visited Mrs.
Mary Badger at r. W. Parkman's
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Holway were call
ers on Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Hubbard
last Sunday.
F. A. Parkman is helping ]. B.
I.anpher for a few days.
Frank Parkman is stopping 4 while
with his brother, ]. NJ. Parkman.
Leighton G. Pennell is working at
Hartland in the mills of the Linn
Wooden Company
Miss Lucy Farnum is spending a
few weeks with her sister. Mrs. G..
r. Mecrilis.
Miss Maud Wellman is passing a
few weeks with her aunt. Mrs. For
rest Mathews. in Brighton.
Leon s. Libby and family and Mr..
Edward Libby passed Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs, j. r. Libby.
Mrs. l.. II. Robinson went to Lew
iston on Friday where she will re-
coive treatment at the Central Maine
General hospital
Mrs. Cameron of Monticello, who is
now nearly 80 years of age. has re-
Gently come to live with her daughter,
Mrs. +. X. Tracy.
Harry Nutter of St. Adams started
Monday for Portland, Oregon, with Il
view to permanent location.
Frank Gee and Mrs. Ida Small. both
of this town, were married April 5th at
the home, of the bride. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Russell OF
Newport in the presence Of two sis
ters OF the bride, Mrs Cora Frost and
Miss Jennie Weeks.
Henry TOWle has accepted Il position
as hOOkkecpcr in a fruit store in BOS-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S Emerson and
daughters Rena and Edith visited in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Christiana Morrill, returned
Saturday to her home in Pitts6eld at
ter a visit Of two weeks at the home
of Mrs. Ellen Homestead.
Alvin Southland visited relatives in
pittsfeld sunday.
Il. j. Woodward of East COrinna
was Il business caller in town Satur-
day.
WI anu WIS. IloilIS HtthS sfIit WI
and Mrs. Frank Gee visited Sunday at
| the home Of their mother. Mrs. Car
RE Weeks in ST. Adams.
Relatives and friends of Mrs. Jen-
ME Worcester were saddened by the
news of her recent death at her home
in Denver. Colorado. Mrs. WorceS-
ter vas daughter Of the late Rev
John Lang Of this town.
O. B. Cole is in Skowhegan for !,
few days on business.
Palmyra Grange held a regular ses
sion Saturday evening with IS MEM
bers present The Third and Fourth
degrees were conferred upon one
candidate. The choir rendered two
selections. Mrs. +. II. Dyer gave a
vocal solo and Joseph lie Blanc told
story.
The next meeting OF the Union will
meet at Corinna April goth.
LARoNE.
This is a poor sap season Many of
the maple men did not tap a tree fear
ing it would kill them after the siege
of the maple worm pest which denuded
the trees of foliage two years in success
sion.
The potato men are rather dis
which is a0c. per bushel.
April 9Th was the fifteenth wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S.
Campbell and a crowd of their friends
made it the occasion for holding an all
day social at their pleasant home. Both
dinner and supper was served and the
evening gathering was increased by an
other jolly crowd and the time was
spent in social chat, games and dane
ing. Among the presents were three
line rockers. A quantity of silver in
Guiding knives, forks and spoons. a fat
purse of money and many other articles.
The presentations were made by Mrs.
Lizzie Morrow, who with Mrs. Grace
Marcia. was instrumental in making the
affair a perfect success. Mrs. Marcia
read an original poem written for the
occasion by Mrs. Bertha Smell. for
mer teacher in Larone.
HiNCkLEY.
Sunday morning early fire was dis
covered not far away. 1t proved to be i
barn on the ridge in Canaan. The build
ingS were occupied by Alfred Mari Ir
some unknown manner the barn caugh,
fire and burned TO the ground with the
contents. valuable colt, a COW, hog
etc. The loss is $500. No insurance i,
reported
Friday evening. April s, at the pleasant
home of Allen Parmenter occurred tn.
wedding of Mrs. Jane Pishon and Mr.
| Allen Parmenter. the ceremony being