Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-04
SOMERSET.
PALM

Mr. and Mrs. Harold V. Furbush held
their wedding reception Friday evening
with about 200 of their friends present.
After the guests had been cordially re-
ceived the following program was pae-
scented by II. l.. Goodrich: Music, IT.
chestra: reading, Mrs. l.. l.. Carter;
| duet Mrs f.. r. McCabe and Frank
Farnum: reading. Miss Gladys Rige-
low; piano selection, Miss Mildred
Taylor; reading. Mrs. Edith Cook;
song, Mrs. f. T. McCabe; reading Mrs.
Lula Parkman; piano solo. Miss Eiese
Towle; paper. Miss Gladys Bigelow:
music. orchestra. A fine supper was
served followed by sociable. The
presents We're numerous and valuable.
| Palmyra Sabbath school has elected
| the following officers for the ensuing
| year: Supt, f. S. Johonnett: Asst
Supt., w. NJ. Getchell: organist. Miss
Mantle Holt; assistant organist. Mrs
May Johonnett; Supt Home Dept, II.
NJ. Johonnett; Supt. Primary Dept.
Miss Emma Johonnett; Sec. and Treas
+. 5. Johonnett
| Mrs. Myra Denico. Mrs. Ella Hub
| bard, Mrs Hattie Wilbur, Mrs Elmer
Field, F. II. Farnum. Miss Lucy Far
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their brother, Warren Farnum sur.
prise party at his home Dec. - il be.
| ing his birthday. The entire family
were present and fine time is report
| ed
| The Methodist Quarterly conference
will be held at Palmyra next Satur-
| day and Sunday. Rev. d. b. Pheian
| will speak Sunday.
| hiSS Janpia NUaakc fra{pad onrc.,
has case in Bath. after which she
will go To Massachusetts. where she
| has long engagement. 4
Albion Weeks returned Sturdy to
Skinner. Me, where he has EN- 2loy-
ment. after holiday visit In town.
Mrs. Weeks is still visiting friends at
! the Village.
Miss lncz Lord of Hartland visited
| lact week at II G. Johonnett's
George Mills has returned from
| short visit in Massachusetts.
Henry sanford of Waterville visited
his parents over Sunday.
The following question was discussed
at a meeting of PALMYRA Grange Sat
| urday evening: (Which Il More Profit
able, to Buy Fertilizer to Raise Grain.
or Purchase the Grain at the Present
Prices"
Mrs p. p. Dearborn went Monday tn
| troy. where she has a situation as
housekeeper.
Miss Alma Berry Of st. Adams was
q caller in town Sunday.
Mrs Mary Fox of Little Shasta, Cal,
| recently suffered a stroke OF paiaryss.
affecting one entire side. Mrs. Fox viii
be remembered by many friends in this
Footnan. who formerly lived here and
was at one time a school teacher
Mrs. Abbia Holt and Miss Manti.
Holt. who have been in Hartknd 70,
| a few weeks. have returned home.
SoLoN.
Will Drury is very sick with heart
enlargement.
Mrs. Alice Merrill and her children, |.
Gladys and Earl returned 10 their
home in Orono Tuesday Dec. q, after
spending two weeks with relatives
here.
The, usual Christmas exercises with
Santa Claus and a tree were enjoyed
by fair sized audience in the town
hall Saturday evening. in spite of the
rain and slippery streets.
There are a few cases of measles
in town. Mrs. Walter Dyer. Miss Lena
Chase and Miss Mildred Chase are
now ill. Three have recovered and
l,several have been exposed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swain are visit
ing Mrs. SWANS parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leander McIntire. Mr.. Swain
is principal of the High school In
Westerly, r. l.
Miss Matte Young has entered the
Pennington Normal school.
Miss Eula Rowland returned Sat
u:day. from "a three-weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Massachusetts.
Miss Lulu Irvine from Auburn spent
Christmas with her parents.
Large quantities of ice are being
cut from the river and stored for
dairy use and markets.
Master Robert French has been
quite sick with bronchitis, but Is i'm
proving.