Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-09

In a recent Issue u u'c 'ou'
work of Charles Ross In eNtermiha'ihh
the brown-tail moth in Fairfield as m
correctly stated. Mr.. Ross, and a ere"
of four men started work Thursoay
March srd. to destroy the brown-ta'
moths. and in three days secured M
nests Mr.. Ross expects to iinish u''
york in town, in another week ana Iro"
there goes to Pittsfeld. where ne mas
hecn engaged to do their moth WORK
ST. ALeANS. ts
Il S, Nickcrson and daughter Ger
~trnde from Lindonnell, Vt. are Niss.
Inc Mt O.. l.. Blaisdelfs: lie repo'ls
good slcighins I'M Vermont with sho"
on a level 1M feet deep.
|. Allie Pratt and Jim Lamphcr nave
heen in this vicinity the past week
hunting skunks. They captured one
double striped. y be- es1.
Mrs. Sidney Ward and little sou
liberal from Hartland are visiting hei
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Indy maeooii
= little Miss Linder Chambers is VS.
sting her grandmother this week. me
little girl is very much improved III
health. ei-+, ..e-
Onev Emery went to Detroit Satur-
1av and purchased one of the oest
span of horses in town Of Ralph bean.
! Fitzgerald and Watson are saving
out lumber at their portable mill IN
St Adams. ,.z..s
I; NJ, HiNckLEY.
! Herbert Crosby. arrived in town
Wednesday and is visiting his sister,
Mrs. John Curtis Mr. Crosby has
been in California, the past year. ~.
l. John Lewis has moved his family
from the Philander Bcsscy rent onto
the Clinton side of the river where nc
has bought the house formerly occu-
pied by Lewis Gerald. A 81
2 The C. T.. meeting Sunday evening
was lead by Joseph Parillo, of Lisbon
Falls. He is an Italian by birth but
has lived in this country several years.
There was o good Attendance ana ms
discourse vas Interesting and heipful.
Monday evening he gave o. lecture on
the Life of Daniel illustrated by
stercopticon views. and Tuesday cver-
ing tho subject will be Tho Prodigal
Son. .s- ~ q. ST.
n, The Ikennabecsidc Club met with
Mrs. Asa Pratt Saturday March 5.
Tho afternoon was much enjoyed. II
was especially pleasant because Of the
presence of Mrs. Parker Of Winthrop
who gave an account Of, her trip to
California. One could almost see the
orange groves and feel the atmosphere
changes from warm midday to chilly
evening by her vivid descriptions. She
A<,lx1 x.fI ,nx oil
of which she is a member. Mrs. Pratt
served cake and punch ard her IA
mous.nut cake. All were glad to greet
Mrs. Olive Parkmsn.s Mrs. Pratts
mother. This venerable lady retains
her faculties to remarkable degree
She brought out her silk and satin
quilts which she has pieccd together
with such admirable taste. and other
wise helped entertain in her/plcasins
and happy way. The next meeting
will be March 10.
HARMONY.
The annual town meeting will be
next Monday. .7s 2
Potaioess are selling ut the u. II.
station for 20 cents q busiIel.. Does
it pay to raise potatoes? Eggs arc
selling for 70 cents dozen.
The. grange has purchased a set Of
tho new revised manuals. The Worthy
Master, T.. A. Bailey, IL trying 10
adopt new forms and ceremonies and
infusc more interest In tho order.
. Tic lecturer Of the Grange. Mrs. $.
A. Haynes. has a unique program for
Saturday evening. 1t consists of a
warrant for a town. meeting of the
sisters of the grange with about Is
articles 70 be acted upon. IL will
probably be a sample for the men. to
follow at their meeting on Monday
following. Z:
Arthur Marble Is fitting up his
building at tie east end OF the bridge
for . general grocery store and has
purchased large plate glass to, put
in the front. a. a~
) . PALMYRA. H. ssr. 4.
!. Mr. and Mrs. E. Mcfarland and Mr..