Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-16
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CORNVILLE.

potato which weighed Ii POUNDS, !
hui 4. II. Burnham Of this place has
che that weighs two pounds and five |
ounces, a little more than match |
for his.
A. II. Burnham will hold a meeting !
at the Union church in this place at
1880 A. NJ, next Sunday, Oct. 90. All |
are invited.
George Warren of this place is quite
poorly at this writing.
Sanford Strickland of this place is
doing his fall blowing. The land is
just right for breaking.
Porn. Oct 9, to the wife of Frank
Kilkenny, a son. His name is Roger
Clarence and what is quite singular,
il has two grandmothers, two great
grandmothers one grandfather and two
great grandfathers.
David Blaisdell of Stetson was in
this place, Sunday. and returned,
| Monday. with his wife. She has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Blaisdell, for a week.
Mr.. Jackson of this place went to
Portland. Monday. TO see his mother
vhois SO years old.
Mrs. Heath of Auburn came. Mon
day, to visit her daughter, Mrs. ".
Nescott,
Charles Jackson is in pursuit of
deer. He has seen one lately. and
he does not often fail of getting mr.
when he starts out.
Joseph Judkins he's gathered his
apples. and has a good crep.
PALMYRA.
Sixteen members OF the woman'e
Wednesday Club held a meeting. Oct.
sih, at the home of rlrs. A. T.. Badger
inlPittsfield Mrs. .. L. BlaisdeIl. nres-
ioent in the THAR, Mrs. S. b. Millett
presented iae following program. Roll
CALL quotations from LongfelloV;
vocal trio. Mrs. A. f. Smith, Mrs. NJ.
c. Davis and Maize Cole: biJsraphi-
cal sketch of II. w .Longfellow, Mrs.
q. d. Blasdell: song. Mss Josephine
Miller; reading. THE launch of the
Ship" Mrs, w. A. Blaisdell; vocal
duet, Mrs, Davis and Mrs, Smith;
reading, The Bridge" Mrs. s. b. Mil
lett; song, Miss Maize Cole; reading.
Mrs. II. b. Tow1e: song, Miss Elise
Towie, reading, Mrs. \. f. Smith;
graphophone selections. reading, Miss
Velma Badger. Mrs. Badger served
saltines, cheese, cake and coffee. Two
visitors were present and all enjoyed
very pleasant afternoon. The next
meeting will be held, Oct. ED, at the
home of Mrs. A. L. Smith.
ST. ALBANS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Batchelder Of
Waterrille visited his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs VIII Batchelder over Saturday
and Sunday.
Paul Coolidge returned from Molun-
II. kiNs
a buck and doe The buck weighed
200 pounds and had Ii spikes on his
horns.
George Martin went to Lewiston.
Friday, Mrs. Martin is in a hospital,
and is gaining slowly. She hopes to be
able to come home the last of the
week.
Lorin Tracy shot q fine deer, last
Friday.
Miss HELEN Nash of Harmony was
= guest of L. p. Southard's over sun.
day.
Mrs Bertha Longley of Hartlans
visited friends in town Friday and
Saturday.
MIR and Mrs. Albert Pingree return
ed 10 Augusta. Sunday.
DETROIT.
Daniel Mills. who has been visiting
his nephew, Fred Willis. returned Mon
day to the Soldiers Home at Togus.
Mrs. Sarah Willis has gone TO Lew
iston to visit her daughter, Mrs. Lin
coin Lewis.
Wilson Bachelor son of Roy Bach
elder, is with his brother, Norman. at
the home of E. S. Robertson, for an
| indefinite time.
Mr. Amos Brown of Whtefield. n.
H., who has been quite I'll at the home
of his sister, Mrs. F. NJ. McCully, is
recovering rapidly.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Seavey of Le-
| want were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Brown. recently
The announcement of the marriage
of William 3. Davis and Miss Abby Fl.
Nerrill of Foxcroft, Me, Saturday, Oct.
| 5th has been received and congratu
| lations are extended to them by host
of friends of the bride. whose child
hood was passed in this town.
William Tibbetts remains about as
! he has been for the past ten days.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Spaulding have
| gone to New Hampshire for the winter
/ to work
Ned Rand gains very slowly. but his
| friends hope to see him about as usual
| before winter,
NORRlDGEWOCk.
| Adelbert Adams has purchased the nsn
| market of Mr. Nelson Jones. and has
| taken possession
| Fred Han of Portland Is a guest of
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Holway for lew
| days.
| A little stranger arrived at the home
! of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee owens, Sunday
| afternoon 1t is a girl and weighs lo1a
pounds.
| Mrs. Helen Kerby of Lowell, Mass
! was a recent visitor of Mr.. and MRS.
1 c. II. Tompkins.
Misa Alice Rogers went to Farming
ton, Sunday, where she has employment