Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-11
SOMERSET.
AAR MONY,

Joint installation last Friday evening
installed the following: n. g.. Enrol Il.
| Reed; V. c., Ernest L. Willis; X, $,
| J. l.. Johnson: f. s., Clarence Spauld-
| ing; Treas, w. B. Huntress; Ward,
| Frank Rowe; Cond.. Alton Chadbourn
| Chap. VIM. Mclaughlin; r. S. \. e.,
| Charles Whittier: L. S. \. g.. Sidney
Brown; r. s. Y. e., Fred Eldridgc; l..
S. V. c.. Ed. King: r. S. S" Joseph
| Morrel: L. S. S., Sidney Young; l. g.,
VIM. Mckinley; o. G.. Willis Stevens;
= c., Chas. G. Mclaughlin
The following are the officers of the
| Rebekah Lodge: n. e., Flora Eastman;
V c., Pearl Reed; r. See. Mertie Will
| lis; +. See, Eunice Jacobs; Treas,
Alma Whittier: r. S. \. c.. Nettic r.
| Bemis; l.. s. \. e.. Mary Dore, Ward,
Frances Heal: Cond.. blanche Davis;
Chap. Vinie Rhoades; X. s. Y. g.,
| Edith Johnson; l.. S. '. e., Leila Her
| rick: /. CT. Flora Spaulding. O. c., &,
+. Spaulding.
| The odd Fellows have initiated and
| instructed "a now members the past
year, making this the banner lodge OF
the State.
| T.. L. Willis slaughtered an S-months
| pig last week that weighed APO
pounds.
Potatoes are selling at the station for
20 cents a bushel.
PALMYRA.
| School in the Marshes Corner District
| mas been postponed one week, on account
| of whooping cough among the scholars
Mrs. Carrie Parkman is confined to the
! house with an attack of pleurisy.
j. L. Parkman is quite i'll with the pre-
| vailng cold and cough.
Mrs Annie Mcfarland and daughter,
| Mabel, were in Bangor last Saturday on
business.
Miss Verde Campbell is suffering with
Il severe attack of la grippe and rheuma-
tism.
Manzel Turner, who is attending
Shaw's Business College at Bangor. made
short visit at home. coming Friday
| night and returning Saturday morning.
Chester Campbell. who is stopping in
| Garland came here last Friday, with the
remains OF his infant child. which was
| buried in Spring Hill cemetery
| While \. J. Leayitt was spending few
| days at home Christmas he was so UNI
| fortunate rs to have one of his horses
| cut very badly So he will be unable to
| work him for some time.
| f. A. Parkman and ID. y. Stackpole are
| busy ha iiing potatoes to Comma market.
| Prize paid "a cents per bushe..
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Lewis of Au-
gusta were the guests. Sunday, OF
their sister, Mrs. c. f. Donnell
F. D. Erskine has crew OF men
I f,r Frank (pIhlrn.
Several from Windsor attended sat
urday the odd Fellows installation OF
officers at Cooper's Mills and passed
| very pleasant evening.
A. =. Haskell and Arthur Stillwell
are doing carpenter work IN EdWln
BuIlock's new house.
Rev. +. l.. Sawyer is holding special
revival services at Weeks Mills.
Niles Moody. who has been quite
sick. is somewhat improved. but Mrs.
Moody is ILL
At the last regular meeting OF Wind
snr Grange five applications for MEM
hershfp We're received Work in the
First and Second degrees is expected
at the meeting of Friday evening,
Jan. 10.
DETROIT
Frank Clark has sold his stock of
goods to E. A. Carr and will drive
delivery wagon for Mr.. Carr this win
ter.
l.. W. Clark has sold his farm to his
son. Frank Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Springer returned
| Monday to their home in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Norris are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
Jan. 18th of a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds were in
Bangor Monday on business.
Mrs. Alice Hart is visiting at W. II.
Harris.
SOLoN.
SOIITH-A good number from this
place attended Pomona Grange Tues
day ut SkOwhegan.
Mrs Ralph McCaiister. who has been
III. is better. -
Bertha Paul began teaching school
Monday at Revere district. Coinvilfa.
Edward McCloskie has his trial Tues
day at skowhesan for the assault of