Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-30
SOMERSET,
DETROIT.

DETROIT.
| Mrs. Susan Hayes. the oldest per-
son III town, is very i'll at her home
on the river road to Pittsfield. If her
| life is spared until April she will be
ninety years of age.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Willis are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
| March 81 of a son.
Mrs. Joel Parkman is i'll. also Mrs.
D9niel Brown.
Mrs. Louise Freeman of New York
| is visiting her mother. Mrs. Prince,
also her brother Mr.. Harold Prince.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Raynolds were
| in Bangor Saturday.
Miss Thirza Haynes returned March
20 tC her school in Gardiner
HARMONY.
Two candidates were instructed last
Saturday in the First and Second de-
srees il the Grange.
The rain Monday settled the snow
very much and made travelling In some
drifted roads nearly impossible.
If weather and travel should be IA
Norable there will be n good turn out
to the Dairy Testing Association meet
ing Friday.
An all day meeting of the Grange
will he held saturday. The brothers
have Il program in the forenoon. and
the sisters in the afternoon.
1t - said that DR.. Bragg. who re-
turned from TIE West recently has
concluded to locate in Newport.
OF. senator w. NJ. Osborn, is in
ciined t. the right side of all ques-
tons. lie was horn and raised in
Harmony and We are proud OF him.
SOlON
The bridge between Scion and Emb-
den at the site of the old ferry is
fast nearing completion and We shall
feel very proud of il. II is a distinct
Improvement for the two towns and
viii certainly be worth much more
than it has cost.
The Scion Creamery Company re-
port . fine business for the month of
Narca, the most cream received and
DIST ibuted of any month of March in
the history of the Company.
The pulp mill is still running with
a very small crew on account of the
low water.
Chas. 4. Moore. who has been on a
visit TO Boston. returned tonight and
reports very pleasant time.
Services were held in both churches
Sunday with very good attendance
considering the large number who are
sick.
Mrs. Thomas Fallon of New York is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
II. Seavc.'.
Miss Ethel NJ. French is in Boston
looking after spring millinery.
We noticed Hon. NJ. p. Pollard at
home over Sunday, also Mrs. Pollard
returned Saturday from her visit to
Boston.
Most OF those on the sick list are
reported gaining quite fast. <
8. r. Baker, who has been confined
to the house for several days is about
again.
CAMBRIDGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Odlin are reeeiv- |
ing congratulations on the birth March
a2 of Il daughter.
Work will be commenced next week
on the Grange hall, during which time
the meetings will be held in Union
hall.
Mrs. Walter Ring is i'll.
Earl Lowell is expected home Satur-
day. Mr.. Lowell lost all his clothing
anu IobiD Iut lii liz iNANht
at Colby college
Coburn Raymond was in town Fri
day on his way to st. Adams to attend
the funeral of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Bailey of DeX-
ter were in town Sunday at Chas.
Bailey's.
Mir. and Mrs. D. +. Clark were in1
Dexter Sunday.
RIPLEY.
The HARMONY Dramatic Club of the
High school expects to be in Ripley
Tuesday evening
Ladies' night was observed Saturday
evening at the Grange. Coffee and
doughnuts were served.
james Boynton was recently in|
SkoWhcSaD.
Mrs. Maria Skillings has returned
home from West Ripley where she has
been caring for the young son of j. $.
L.aughton.
The party from the Aroostook who
purchas ed the Henry Watson farm
have decided not to come here and
have bought another place.
Roy Chase was in Skowhegan last
week.
MADISON.
Dalton Welch Of massachusetts is
visiting his parents, +. Il. WEIGH, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Wooster are
guests Of Daniel Murray and family.
Miss Nettie Moore who has been
visiting friends in Winthrop returned
home Friday of last week.
Mrs. w. S. Bird was, at Madison Sat
urday of last week.
The electric cars We're blocked from
Wednesday night until saturday morn
ing on account of Wednesdays storm.
Miss Flora Mason is at work for Ell
mer Withec ard family.
Quite a number from this way at
tended the Grange meeting held Satur-
day night. March -. at Madison,
WALDO.