Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-11
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PALE MO.

who held meetings at tne Do
house last week will continue then
Evenings throughout the present weeh
| Several from this place attended 'h'
meeting at the Handy schooihous'
Sunday. Rev. Amos Drawn has con-
Quoted the services there the past 1--WE
weeks There is a very large a'
tendance and all are much interested
and many conversions reported.
II. +. Young went to Fairfield May
! 3 to visit his daughter and grandeur
dren for two weeks. Mr. Young IS
man of ninety years. He Wen
members the appearance of 1faiiey
comet, 1895, when he was RAD !"
school in New Hampshire ana 'i''
feeling of apprehension entertained
| by all the people at that llhe'
S. G.. Norton OF Belfast was ''''
guest of W. w Dyer May -
| Gertrude Jordan who rs ttdcHihs
school on Deer HILL China, pasSf'
Saturday and Sunday with her par
ents who are improving IN health.
| Lester Perkins and lnolhef spent
Saturday in Watervllle.
Mrs. Ann Lunt VIII" has been in poor
Health a long time had an i'll turn the
| past week.
Harry Black who has been at home
! this winter left for Massachusetts last
week
Grace Black visited her frient
Blanche Nelson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Parmentel
passed the Sabbath with his sister
Mrs. Nena Wentworth in China.
Frank Nelson went to Waterville
this week with three dressed hogs ana
got a good sum of money for them.
CENTER-Mrs. W. b. Howard and
S. NJ. Handy of Somervile. Mass. ar
rived at their summer home here sat
urday night.
W. G. Turner and two sons of JEFF
ferson visited at his Old home sun
day
Myron Turner of NassalbOro is
visiting relatives for Il few days.
Miss Maud Pu1ien is at work fol
Mrs. w. T. Howard. 8
Missionary Cochrane preached d
very interesting sermon at. the chapel
He is expected to preach May IA il,
the chapel. { WHs
The sad news was received here on
Sunday of the death of Mrs. Abbie
Gates of Th"rndike. Mrs. Gates was
formerly Miss Abbic Barker Of this
town and was the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Barker. A brother
stephen j. Barker resides in this
town.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Fernald were
in Unity Sunday to attend the funeral
OF the late DR.. Fuller.
Mrs. l.. B. Harding is still with hel
daughter, Mrs. Cunningham. in Free
dom. Mrs. Cunningham is reported as
70 better at present writing. i"
Elmer Bagley is critically i'll as the
result of a fall. Internal injuries are
feared.
Nelson Garcelon is visiting his
brother i'm Durham.
Mrs. NJ w. Munroc went to Oak
land last week to visit her sister.
The Troy creamery is now sending
all its milk to Boston to supply the
contractors during the strike.
There is a prospect of as many
acres Of potatoes being planted in
town as there were last year, notwith-
standing the present low prices
i''i''i.iS IL progressing SioNlN 81 az
count Of the wet weather.
Mrs. c. II. Braley and children arc
spending a few days with her grand :
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wingate,
in Jackson.
Henry Fernald and son. Carl, were
in Belfast last week
Merton Bagley, who is so far re-
covered from his recent severe illness
as to be able to walk out and to ride
short distances, is spending a few days
at III" home OF Mrs Ragley's par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Webb.
CENTER.-Merton Wlngate of Wa
tervilla Visited relatives in the vicinity
of the Center last week
Mrs. Augustus Stevens is passing
the week at the home of her son, DR..
George Stevens, in Stockton Springs.
Seven Star Grange held its regular
meeting last Saturday evening.
There were 80 in attendance upon
the Sunday school at Green's Corner
Sunday morning.
NJ. V. Is. Mitchell is slowly recover
ing from the effects Of his accident
May ,, which Kept him confined to
the bed most of the time last week.
john Hamilton of Unity was a guest
at Juan Goo1aleS Sunday. Mr.. Ham
ilton returned last week from the
West. where he visited friends in
Montana, Washington and Oregon.