Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-28
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
await burial in the soldiers lot there.
according TO previous arrangements
of the deceased. No near relatives
survive.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Parkman visited.
Saturday and Sunday, in Pittstield,
Mas. Herbert is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Benz. Grant.
f. \. Parkman returned home from
Skowhegan, Saturday.
John Mclean of Brewer was in
town. Saturday.
Z. \. Parkman lost quite a valuable
colt. last week, by the animal getting
Loose and eating a large quantity Of
corn meal.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. G Hanson gave a
dancing party to their friends, Thurs
Gsy evening. A coed timc is reported.
"To What Extent ere the Farmers
Interested IN Good Roads," was the
question discussed at Palmyra Grange.
Saturday evening. the balance Sof
opinion WIS against the State incur
ring d debt of $1,000, 600 for the pur-
pose of building State road. Miss
Ethel Sanford and +. T. McCabe each
told a story Miss Elise Towle gave a
piano selection, and the chorus sang
three old songs that were greatly en-
joEed by all.
Mr. Fletcher has made contract
with the Condensed Milk Co of New
port to carry milk from PALMYRA and
st. Adams on the route where +. w.
Thompson has carried it for the past
liz years
ST. ALsANS.
Miss Floss Grant is in Harmony
Freeman Mills family has moved to
their new home, the Abner Brooks
stand.
Mrs. Ranie Ward is not as well. DR.
Blanchard of Hartland was called to
sec her. Friday
Nelma Badger is home from Old
Town for short vacation.
Mrs. Nora Nutter is at the Thee
Smith home caring for the sick ones.
The cheese factory at ST Adams
is advertised To be sold in May at
auction.
Mrs. Jennie Bradford writes that
their bakery business At Grcenville
has started in good.
SMiTHFiELD.
Urban Charles is saving wood in
this vicinity with his gasoline engine.
John Berry and Fred Warren of
Sidney were in town, Sunday.
Several loads of apples We're drawn
to Oakland. Monday for William Lo-
well of Pennington.
About six inches of snow fell Sun
day. which will help the travelling
for a few DAYS as there is much haul
ing to be done yet.
The many friends Of Frank Bick
ford will be interested To know that
he arrived home, Sunday. from Wa
terVille. where he has been for the
past three weeks for treatment He
is much inproYd in health. His lit
tie grand daughter. Bernice Simpson
of Winslow, accompanied him.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Crowell passed
Sunday with the latters parents III
Belgrade.
Mrs. George Crowell and little
euts in Nassalhoro
Mr.. Jack Skillings passed Sunday
at his home in Oakland.
CANAAN.
Canaan Grange will have "A May Ball
ON the evening of May LIST at Grange
hal. supper Will be served.
Mrs Max T.. Foster who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smith, returned to Augusta.
Monday, accompanied by her friend,
Miss Alice Gay who has been a guest
at the Smith home since Friday.
Miss Edna Nye. went to Fairfield,
Tuesday for a stay of several weeks.
Mrs. Isaac Bean passed several days
last week with relatives in Water
vile.
The Larkin League held very
pleasant meeting with Mrs. Esther
Goodrich, Wednesday afternoon, Mar
90 The following members were pres
ent: Mrs. Nellie Goodrich, Mrs Addie
Holt. Mrs Belle Mason. Mrs. Gertrude
Mason, Mrs. Belle Holt. Mrs. HoXie
Mrs. Myrtle Gerald, Mrs Gertrude
Goodrich As guests: Mrs. Mary Good
rich, Horace Mason, Alton Goodrich
Edwin Holt. Mrs Goodrich assisted
by her daughters, Mrs. Nellie Bean
and Mrs. Ina Hill served ice cream,
cake, waters and home made choco-
lates. The next meeting of the club
will be held with Mrs. Addie Holt.
Misses Susie and Eva Holt are at
home from Pennington Normal school
for the spring vacation.
Master Lester Gerald of Fairfield is
passing his vacation with his aunt,
Mrs. Gladys Nelson.
Alton Rolfe passed several days last
week at Skowhegan.
Miss Christie Furber went to Port
land Monday afternoon to enter DIR.
Kings hospital for treatment She
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Cora Furber and attending physician.
NEW PORTLAND.
Mrs Lucretia Hoyt is gaining after
4 long and severe illness.
Aaron Parker of Lexington has been
a recent visitor at his sons, Albert
Parker.
Mrs. Chas. McKenney is i'll.
Perley Luce helped Mr.. Parker on