Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-06
WALDO.
- 1850
PALERMO.

is visiting his family here, for a few
weeks.
! j. NJ. Brown has sold his farm to
parties in Auburn. Mr. Brown had
| lived on the place for 40 years.
| S. T.. Bowler had corn husking.
Saturday evening
| w w Turner visited Mrs Turner
at Fairfield sanatarium, Sunday.
NoRTH-Mrs. John Black passed
/ Tuesday with Mrs. Charles Black.
Mrs. Fred Proctor visited Mrs. Amos
Brown. Thursday.
Lee Linscott went to Woonsocket,
r. l., Monday.
Miss Edna osgood has gone to visit
friends at Enfield and Burlington.
Mrs. Meta Nelson entertained the
! Branch Mills Sewing Circle, Thursday
aft rnoen.
Mahlon Nelson raised 1855 bushels
| of p3.atoes nom three acres He
received the second prize of SIS. which
was offered by the Hubbard Fertilizer
Co. The first prize of $25 was won by
| Fl. N. Nelson and the third prize of
| $40 by Lester Nelson.
Warren Nelson ana his mother Mrs.
Eliza Nelson visited al Hattie Chad
wiek's, Sunday.
| Miss Ethelyn went to Albion, Sun
| day, after her mother, who has been
visiting her daughter Ethel Brad
street. since Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Worthing have
rooms in Charlie Turner's house. while
! Mr.. Worthing is employed at Leavitt's
mill
Mrs. Addie Wood and daughter
| Lucy of Albion passed the week end
at their old home at North Palermo
and at A. f. Merrifield's.
Mrs. Eva Worthing went to Angus
| Ia. Tuesday, with Mr.. and Mrs j. r.
| Dinsmore, in their auto.
| Mrs. Alice Parmenter is stopping
with her mother. Mrs. William Os-
good. while Edna Osgood is away.
John Black is home for few. days
Mrs. Emma Carr and Forest Hus-
sey Of Albion visited at NJ. j. Nelson's
Nov. 9. t5.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Black visited
their daughter, Mrs. o, b. Ward, in
Freedom. Sunday.
Mrs. Margie Wytham. who has been
visiting her son in Massachusetts,, has
returned to her work at Fred Nor
tons.
Miss Mary Lewis visited relatives
in Somerville, one day last week.
PALERMO.
BRANCH MII.LS-Mrs. Ursula Hall
of Nobleboro is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Elon -kitchin.
Mrs. George Sprague of West Apple
ton is stopping a few days with Mrs.
Rose Ridley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clukey of Wa
terville We're in the place. Thursday,
calling on relatives.
Mrs. Wesley Nelson very pleasantly
entertained the Sewing Circle, Thurs
day, Oct. 81.
r. II. Willis of Gardiner was in the
place, recently, on business.
Arthur Sprague of West Appleton
was calling on relatives in the place
che day last week.
Mrs. F. A. Doe is en- the sick list
Edmund Dove gave a Halloween
party, Oct. 30th,e which was much en-
jeyed by the little folks.
William Dove is very i'll at this
writing and slight hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery.
J. r. b. Dinsmore is having new
stable built to the house known as the
Tolman house.
Miss Maud Andrews gave a reading.
Monday night, Oct. 2Sth, in the Grange
hall to an appreciative audience At
ter the entertainment supper Was
served, followed by u sociable.
Frank Shorey and NHarold Kitehin,
who went to Eustis two weeks ago,
deer hunting, returned, Saturday night
bringing their game with them
Shorey shot two and Kitchin one.
TROY.
The funeral services of the late Lo-
renzo Garcelon were held. Wednesday
afternoon at the house. Rev. James
Ainslie of Unity officiating. a quarter
COMPOSED of Mrs. c. A. Coffin, Mrs. l..
w. Knight, Arthur Bagley and Frank
Fairbanks sang two selections. Those
present from out of town induced MISS
Agnes Peabody and Miss Mary Cot
ton of Lewiston. Mr.. and Mrs. orr1soh
chandler and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Gareelen of Burnham, John Weymouth
of Plymouth, Fred Weymouth of Bos-
ton. and William Garcelon OF Burnharn
Preaching services We're held. sunday.
Mt West Troy Next Sunday Rev.
James Ainslie will speak at the church
at p. Nj.
Mr.. and Mis-. Percy Mutt Mrs. Flea
nor Green and Valentine Mutt returned
SATURDAY, to Wakefield, Mass.
The cold and stormy weather of late
has hindered harvesting very much.
Very few have their falls work done
F. L. Cunningham returned, Sunday,
to Freedom after passing the past few
months at Mrs. l.. 3. Harding s.
An auto party consisting ofsMr ana
Mrs Call. Mr. and Mrs. Russell ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Of Pittsiield we're
in town. Sunday.
The best entertainment given IN
town for some time was given by the
#. G. r. c., last Wednesday evening,
at the Troy Grange Hall Miss Maude
Andrews of Augusta delighted the au-
dience with her humorous readings.
excellent music was furnished by
pomeroNs orchestra. assisted by
Nessrs. Adams and Pendleton' After
the entertainment the boxes were SOFA
at auction. a social Followed WIN
music by the orchestra, and all mad
| iolIv time till late hour
CENTER Mrs. Angie Sargent Is
visiting in IsleSboro.