Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-12
SMIThElELp.
WALDO.
BURNHAM.

case of scarlet fever has appeared
in the family of Hosea Hubbard, lit
tie chilo but two years old being i'll
with it. They were guaranteed Fri
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mason and little
son, Walter, of Wakefield, Mass. are
guests at the home of Mrs. Mason's
sister, Mrs Charles Drake.
Abby Vim and Mrs. Myra Winn
Thurston and two children, Of Benton,
| Lyman Vim.
Mrs Eva Jones of Clinton visited
Saturday and Sunday with relatives in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Libby have re-
turned from FortsEairfield where they
made a weeks visit 10 his brothers.
Arthur Libby. They We're accompanied
| on their return by Miss Pearl Mekin-
ney of Fort Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elwell. Abner
Fletcher and Hattie Moody, spent Sat
urday at Camp Benson.
I The American Stock company will
appear Thursday evening, Aug. 8 and
viii give a concert each evening for
the remainder of the week.
Mrs. Blanche Paul of Waterville
visited over Sunday with her father.
Abner Fletcher
c. f. Purinton of Augusta spent
Sunday with his family, who are stop
ping for the summer at Rufus Gill
mans.
The condition of Mrs. George Berry
is somewhat improved Her daughter.
Mrs. Lillian Stackpole of Boston, is
with her and assisting in caring for
her.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Goodwin of
Bangor visited over Sunday with rel
atives.
PALERMO.
NORTH Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev John MacAuliffe, Pastor,
services Sunday, Aug. 10, preaching
by the pastor at II A. NJ. subject,
Gods Promises to a Seeking Church"
Evangelistic services at 4.30 P NJ.
Sermon by the Pastor. Subject, THE
Promises of God in the Wilderness"
MoNTVIlLE.
WEST-The Pastor. Rev. ]. MacAu-
life will preach in Vose school house
at go p. NJ.
LIBERTY.
WEST-Russel Belden. who is at
work in northern Maine was Monday
called home by the illness and death of
his mother Mrs. George Belden of
Palermo.
Bert T. Cunningham is at work hay
ing few DAYS Tor c. l.. Suckney. af-
ter which he will return to work ON H.
F. Evefs' new home in Washington.
IoI t..
her grandmother Mrs. H. f. EVens.
The farmers have nearly finished
having and a bountiful harvest is re-
ported, many farmers getting many
tons more hay this year than last sea-
son.
Miss Stilla Howes of Knox visited
her parents Sunday
Mrs. John Penney who aecompan-
led Miss Fowes, was also the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Howes.
Mrs. Clarence Moody of Melrose,
Mass. who has been making a week
visit TO her sister, Mrs. Cora Stickney,
has returned To her home,
Mrs. ElYira Cunningham has picked
seven and one half bushels of blueber-
ries this season, Mrs. Bell Howes has
picked eight bushels and Mrs Cora
Stickney and daughters. Misses Abbie
and Blanche, have picked over ten
bushels Some others have picked two
and three bushels,
Blueberries have been very plentiful
in this vicinity this season.
Frank Vittam of Bingham and Bert
Grant are at work haying for Albert
Boynton
AL Boynton recently sold his new
10 horse power gasoline engine and
new threshing machine to Harry Lee
man and son Murl of East Palermo
Nearly all our townspeople are plan
ming TO attend TIE Washington CEN
tennial. Aug 8.
TINInT