Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-17
f. Il. Moore has been to Boston on II
business trip. J.t
CANAAN.

Mrs George Smith, who has been
visiting relatives in Lewiston, return
ed home. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. d. Harris attend
ed the Mitchell Crommett wedding at
Benton, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Chase arrived, last
week, from Oakland, for a visit with
relatives.
Canaan High school began April
IL with Miss Davis of Monson, teacher
Miss Kate Pottle of Boston is Wis
iting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Cover left
Tuesday, for a visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Weymouth, in Bangor.
Mrs. Richardson came from Show
hogan. Friday. for visit with her
mother, Mrs church.
PALMYRA.
Frank Landers has returned home
from the woods where he has had
employment since last fall.
Mrs. J. 7. Holt and Chas. Allen
were in Augusta last Wednesday.
Mrs Lillian Allen, who is in the
General Hospital at Augusta for
treatment, is reported as doing as
well as can be expected.
II. Smith, C. r. McCrllis and A. p.
Howes attended the state convention
in Bangor last week.
DETROIT.
Lew Bracket has sold his farm to
Linwood Hopkins and Leroy Pushaw
of Pittsneld and is moving to Massa
chusetts where he has employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harris were
the guests of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Harris last week
Mrs. Charles Cook of Hartland was
in town recently on business relating
to the selling of the old homestead to
Charles Hoxie.
Miss Carrie Robertson is visiting
relatives at winthrop and Hebron and
Miss Nellie is the guest of friends at
Camden.
Charles Sanborn is making a double
tenement of his house, the addition is
TO be occupied by his son, George
Sanborn.
soLoN.
SOUTH.-Miss Lille Holmberg, who
has been visiting at L. A. Sunchfleld's
in Athens, has returned home.
Chester Bunker of New Hampshire
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Olivia Jewett.
Carol Head who is numbering in
Mayfeld was home over Sunday. He
reports lot of snow there and good
roads for hauling.
The Washington school began Mon
day with Miss Nellie Drew of the VIII
lage as teacher. Miss Drew taught
the winter term mere and gave excel
lent satisfaction.
Walter Gleason of Oakland was in
town Friday buying veal calves and
beef cattle. He bought a pair of large
oxen and Il calf of w. o. Paul and
they were shipped to Brighton, Mass.
Monday morning.
Chester Harville, who has been saw
ing wood with gasoline engine had
the misfortune of cutting one of the
fingers of his left hand, Thursday.
Mrs. Lula Farrin has returned to her
heme in Brighton.
sMiTHFiEID.
Mrs. Eliza Groves is reported as
very little better.
Johr Warren is sick with the grip.
Mrs Fannie Merrithew is quite sick
with pneumonia at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Warren.
also a little child of Mrs. Merrithew is
quite sick This family seems sadly
81 ffiieted as their eldest daughter. Mrs.
Ed Stevens passed away at her home
in New Sharon on Friday last and was
buried al 10 A. NJ. Monday. The family
have the heartfelt sympathy of their
many friends.
Otis Holmes was at home over Sun
day
Myrtle Holmes is passing few days
with her parents.
II. f. Spear went to Dead Water
Monday for couple of days
MIR. VIM sold one pair of his horses
recently.
ST. ALBANS.
Mrs Emerley McGray is visiting her
niece, Mrs. AIDA Badger.
viii Watson is gaining from his re-
cent illness with measels.
Will Mitchell has employment with
Henry Hubbard in his blacksmith
shop at Palmyra village. All the
schools begin in town. April %.
A Storlk left a little daughter at the
home of Ben Miller. Sunday.
Ben Bowman came home from Lew
iston. Saturday night where he has
been attending a commercial school.
Jesse Barton, who suffered a slight
shock while he was building staging
to single Thursday, is so to go out.
RIPLEY.
This community was grieved Friday
to hear of the death of John Lane, he
was thrown from his sled, Wednesday,
and received internal injuries which
caused his sudden death, funeral Tues
day. He leaves a widow, one daughter.
Maym and brother and sister He was
held in high esteem by all who knew
him.
Edward Farrar returned Saturday
from Scion.
Louise Simpson is visiting in Park
man.
Fred Stafford of Belmont, Mass, has
been the guest recently of relatives.
Leeman Shepherd of Dexter was in
town recently.
Gertrude Smith has returned to Hol-
lis, Maine.