Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-22
COUNTY NEWS.
SOMERSET.
PALMYRA.


| D. A. Turner recently sold a nice
horse to Aroostook parties.
A. P. Brown of Corinth was in town,
Friday.
Mrs. David Turner passed Thursday
| in Bangor.
a. c. Parknaan has new windmill
erected by a. G.. Hanson. Newport
thus furnishing wafer in his barn.
Harold Mcfarland and parents made
a trip to Troy, Sunday, in his auto.
Ernest Parknan has recently pur-
chased a flock of sneep.
| Mrs. A. J. Leayitt has gone to Oak
land. for few-weeks stay.
School at Mafsh,s Corner closed,
Nov. II. Friday evening the teach
er, Miss Leah NJ. Brown of East Cor
NTH, and the pupils. gave an enter
tainment at which the following pro-
gram was presented: Song, school;
lreeitation, Nellie Turner; tableau,
l"Pilgrims Going to Church; song,
Lizzie Thompson, Lucy LIE Blanc.
Ireeitation, Charlie Mcfarland: mu-
sic, Ernest Parkman, Leonard Foley,
Percy Campbell. Ada Turner reeita-
ton, Mabel Turner, Lucy LIE Blanc;
| uldibG lGs LIS Lay
leau, school Days; music, gramo-
phone; reading, Joe lie Blanc; song,
five girls, recitation, four boys; read
ing. Leah Brown; music, Parkman
ing. Leah Brown: music, Parkman,
Foley, Turner Campbell; song, school.
At the close music was furnished for
short social. About 80 We're present
and all enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Mrs. Clara Burleigh of Auburn was in
| town, last week, settling up the estate
| of her late sister, Miss Ellen Stetson
MIR and Mrs. r. w. Crawford have
been spending n few weeks with rela-
tives in Troy.
Mrs. Michael Dyer is reported TO he
dangerously i'll with dphtheria.
Sandy Foster has gone To DeadWater,
where he has employment for the winter
Mr. and Mrs. L. Il. Carter and MIR. and
Mrs. Il. C. Pooler were guests at Lincoln
Merrick's in St Adams, on sunday
J. =. Holt has returned TO his work in
Springfield Mass.
Lyle McCriHs returned home, Friday,
from Deadwater
T.. T. MeCabe and IT. L. Goodrich ar
rived, on Saturday, from n two-weeks
hunting trip al Buttermflk pond.
DETROIT.
Friday night, Nov. II, the store of
II, c. Reynolds was entered by thieves
and goods. small sum of money. be-
sides valuable fur coat were taken.
A tramp looking for lodging that eve
ming is suspected of the crime.
Mrs. w. r. Raynes, who has been
an invalid for some years, passed
away, eearly Friday morning Funeral
services were held, Sunday, at ? p NJ,
at her late home.
Mrs. j, r. Bean, Miss Jennie Mich
OILS and Nellie Robertson were in Wa
terville, for the day, Monday.
The Good Cheer Club viii hold it's
next meeting. Saturday. Nov. 25. at ?
p. NJ, with Mrs. Estella Lord.
Mrs Fred McCuIly, who has been
quite i'll, is better.
NEW PORTLAND.
G. S. Jewett Of Norridgeweck was in
town recently. on business.
Seldom one sees three aged people 4
together that are as smart as three
who met at the home of Leonard Luce
recently. Mr.. Luce is Sc years, his wife
49, and his brother. Jonathan, 50. The
latter resides in Madison and rode to
New Portland and back in the same
day. Last winter he made the trip
alone and was as unmindful of the
deep snow as he would have been 80
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. McKenney went
to North New Portland Sunday, to at
tend the funeral of Mr. McKenney's
aunt, Mrs. Leyina Greene.
NORRiDGEWock.
Geo. Harlow has moved his portable
saw mill to the south part of Mercer,
where he will lumber this winter.
Mrs Clarence Tempkins has been
spending few days with relatives in
Mercer.
VIM Fairfield is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. ]. w. Wyman of Bridgton is
visiting her nieces, Mrs. G. II. EN-
mons and Mrs. f. M. TinlSham.
VIII Knox of Madison visited friends
in town. over Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Carr is spending few
days in Boston, Mass.
Mrs, Mary Emery went to Water