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

Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Stackpole were
IN Bangor one day last week to visit
Mr.. Stackpole's sister from Monticello,
who is in the Eastern Maine hospital
for treatment, after submitting to two
surgical operations.
d. s. Robinson, an aged citizen of
Palmyra, is reported to be in failing
health so as to require the services
of nurse. Miss Laura Adams is car
ing for him at present.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Poncin are mass
ing few days with J. r. Spencer's
.afnliy IN Newport. before returning to
their home in Seattle, Wash. .
Mrs. Flossie Leavitt and son Raw
went to Oakland on Monday to stay
two or three weeks with Mrs. Fife
Hallett.
Mrs. Minnie Hanson is suffering from
the effects of severe cold, SO that
DIR. Hawthorne from Newport was
called
1t is reported that there are several
cases of scarlet fever in Newport and
that, with mumps, measles and pneu-
monla makes it very sickly, not only
in that town but towns adjoining.
Mrs. Nellie Parkman and Mrs. Belle
Foley were in Fittsfeld Monday af-
ternon on business.
Cyrus Paine, quite an aged man. is
suffering from a severe attack Of
measles.
A teachers meeting was held at Pal
myra village schoolhouse Friday af-
ternoon. Jan. %. Dr. Norton, Union
superintendent and seven teachers
were present.
Mrs. c. A. Leavitt has been very
sick with the prevailing cold and
cough. hut is said to be much i'm
proved under the treatment of DR..
Emerson Of Newport.
Mrs Lena Lanpher visited Mrs. Cas-
sic Weeks in st. Adams one day last
week.
Capt. Wilson died last Sunday morn
ing at his home in Newport, after a
snort illness with pneumonia
Mrs Alice Grant and John Crawford
were in Dexter Thursday on business.
a dance was held at Glen Footman's
hall in st. Adams last Saturday even
ing. 1t was well patronized and a good
time is reported. Music by E. c. Leav-
EFT and Mildred Taylor.
JolcE.
A pine tree on the Dowden lumber
lot, which was purchased by the Nc
Cormick Lumber Co, measured 10 feet
and inches at the base and sawed out
1900 feet of lumber. Many estimates
were made OF the number of feet It
would contain, but the honors fell to
William Grady whose figures came
very near the scaled amount.
Mrs. Catharine Skehan visited her
daughters in Augusta last week.
Mrs. Anna Brann, who has been TAX
ing care of her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Marson. who is very i'll has returned
to her home in Gardiner.
The school exhibition given at the
close of the Keye's Corner school
which was taught by Miss Gertrude
Skehan, was a success in every way.
The proceeds Of the box social is to be
used in adding to the comfort and at
of the schoolhouse.
The funeral Of the late Frank Nc
Manus was held at st. Dennis Catholic
church Saturday forenoon Mr. Nc
Manus' home was in Windsor but
prior to his marriage he was a resident
Of Whitefield.
WIscAssEr.
Mrs. Benjamin Quinnam was in |
Portland Monday.
Roy w. Reed, a former resident of
Wiscasset. was in town the first of
the week.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, held their in
stdiiat1on Thursday evening.
Ed. Blinn and family have moved to
Boston, Mass.
Roy B. Rowe Of Boothbay Harbor
spent Sunday at Capt. N. C. Brownssf
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The officers of Wiwurna Chapter. o..
E. S.. were publicly installed Satur- I
day evening, Jan. ed, by w. A. G. M.
Edith Lenfest of Thomaston assisted