Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-19


Longworthy are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Peck at their cottage on Mill
stone.
Miss Partridge of South birmingham,
Mass, is passing vacation in town,
guest of Mrs. Ada Batcheldor.
| Miss Grant, Mrs Topper and son
Donald of Cambridge. Mass, are guests
of their brother, Harry Grant, at his
cottage on Penola point.
i Prof. George r. Berry and family ar
rived last week to pass the summer with
Mrs. ]. w. CIough
Mrs w. d. Morrow of Bangor is spend
| ing a few weeks in town with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. W. l.. Cargll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Warren and son of
Searsmont are spending week at the
Morse cottage.
Mrs Wayland Knowlton. who has been
staying with her sister, Mrs Mary Ba-
her, for several weeks, returned last
| week to her home in Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs C. NJ. Hurd were business
visitors Monday in Belfast.
Mrs William Hurd and son Mark. who
| have been in town for the past two
weeks, left Saturday for Freedom to pass
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Mutt. re-
turning Monday to her home in Pitts
| field.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton White left Mon-
/ day for their home in Augusta, after
spending a vacation of two weeks at
their cottage ON Milestone island
Mrs Mary Walker of Massachusetts
is i'm town caring for Mrs. Mary Baker
and mother, Mrs. Sally Wentworth.
Farmers in this section are well along
| - hlN in q
finished, and nearly all report much
larger crop and better quality than last
year.
Walter Young and Postmaster q. II.
Cargill were in Belfast Tuesday on bus
mess with the probate court.
HALLDALE.
I 1t is expected that Rev. Fred M. Po-
land of Covington, Pa, will preach
here July %.
| Miss Eva Hopkins of Lowell. Mass,
is stopping with her aunt, Mrs. e. l.
Hall
| Moses st. Dennis has left C. A.
Halls and is at work for Mrs. Cora
Vose.
Ernest A. Collins of Southport is
stopping at j. F.. Hairs.
People are very busy getting their
| hay The crop will be fairly good.
Charles |. Bracket of Rockland was
| a guest last week at ]. Z. Halls.
John and Mrs. Isaac Colby have re-
turned from Massachusetts,, where
they accompanied the remains of hus-
band and son for burial.
PALERMO.
CENTER - Edward Pinkham of
Lynn, Mass, was a recent guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Bradstreet.
Mrs. J. Wesley Turner, who has
been passing a few days in Jefferson.
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Orilla Brown, who has been
visiting in Waterville for a few weeks,
returned Wednesday to her home.
]. f. Turner of ureka, Calf, a for
mer resident of this place. visited rel
atives Wednesday and Thursday His
mother Mrs. Temperance Turner, ac-
companied him Friday to Waterville
where they will visit relatives.
w. @. Turner and family of Jeffer-
son visited Sunday at his old home.
Mrs. w. G. Turner has recently re-
turned from a three months visit with
relatives in California. her former
home.
Il. C. Kinsman of Augusta recently
visited his aunt, Mrs. J. W. Turner.
NORTH-Mrs. Charles Osgood is in
very poor health.
Mrs. George Soule is at the Maine
General Hospital. Portland, for surgi-
cal treatment.
Mrs. Ella Pamlosky and her cousin.
Mrs. Vesta Kitchen of Somerville.
Mass. are visiting Mrs. Pamlosky's
mother, Mrs. Eliza Nelson.
Miss Em=Ia Nelson is helping care
for Mrs. John Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Osborn passed
the week end with his mother. Mrs.
Warren Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hussey and
Mrs. William Varney were Sunday
callers at William Osgoods.
Mrs. II. r. Carr. who has been quite
SICK with the grip. is little better
Daniel Clark and son Stephen are
helping W. S. Osgood harvest his hay.
EAST-Mr. and Mrs NJ s Tibbetts
We're in this place Sunday, en- route from
Searsmont to their home in Bethel, In
their auto.
Mrs Walter Young and two children of
Brooks are passing a few weeks with
Mrs Youns's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Leman.
Frank Tibbetts of State Farm Mass,
who has been visiting his father, b. r.
Tibbetts. and other relatives returned
home Saturday
b. r. Tibbetts, who has been confined
TO his bed for over year, still remains
in the same helpless condition.
heavy thunder shower passed over |
this place Saturday night, and the I
lightning struck and killed a yearling !
heifer of William Emerson's.