Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-02-14
SOMERSET.
DETROIT.

Bangor, Friday and Saturday, to at
tend the Food Fair.
Albert Clark of Boston is a guest of
his brother, Abner Clark.
The village school closed its winter
term. Feb. 8.
charles Bowman is gaining slowly,
hut surely and his physician. Dr. Lath-
bury feels quite cerlain of complete
recovery.
Rev. Mr. Phelan, district superinten-
dent, gave an inspiring sermon at De-
troit, Sunday, Feb. II. This is the last
time for a while at least. the people
here win have this privilege and many
regret the fact.
Earle Harris has gone 20 Lewiston,
where he has secured employment
Ned Rand was a Sunday visitor at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
q l. Rand returning Sunday night.
te his duties, as station agent at East
Monmouth
Mr.. and Mrs. hudson Wentworth OF
WatervilIe, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Harris.
LARoNE.
Ed Brawn is on the sick list with a
complication of stomach and liver
trouble.
Mrs Rhoda Stackpole is in Monti-
cello for short time.
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Campbell were in
Fairfield Center, last week. to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Susan Campbell.
Mrs Martha Allen mas new piano.
Miss Louise Holway is stopping in
Norrid gewock with her aunt. Mrs.
sI,1 A,.,, 40
from badly sprained wrist.
O. H. Stevens is better from the eff
fects of an abscess on his arm caused
by the scratch of a pet cat.
Even good wood is scarce and de-
nands long price.
Mrs Kate Blaisdell has gone to Gar
diner where she has found employ
ment.
Mrs. Clinton Luce is seriously i'll
with appendicitis and will enter the
hospital for treatment as soon as she
is able to be moved.
ST. ALBANs.
Sheldon Brackett and Willie H.
Smith attended the basket ball game
al Corinna. recently.
Libby's hay press is in this locality
pressing hay.
Mrs AIDA Badger visited in Veazie
and Old Town Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Sidney Ward and son Thearon
from Pittsfield are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lindley Magoon.
Mrs Belle Bahcock returned TO
her home in Newport, recently.
Mrs Lena Bradford is quite i'll with
bad cold.
Mrs Will Chambers visited her sis
ter Mrs. William Craig in Old Town,
recently.N
Lloyd Palmer is visiting friends in
Corinna.
Charles Patten has sold his farm to
Guy Emery.
CANAAN.
Mrs Martha P atten of Pittsfield,
who has been visiting her niece, Mrs.
Linwood Nutting of Skowhegan, came.
for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Crocker.
Amasa Burrill, a former resident of
this town, now of Bangor, was in town
several days last week.
Charles Drake of Athens was the
quest of Reuben Reed over Sunday.
Schools throughout the town. with
the exception of the High school. closed
Friday.
A dance is billed for Friday evening,
Feb. 16, at the town hall.
Mary, wife of Atwood Boston, aged
'e9 years, passed away at her home in
South Canaan. Friday, Feb. 3. after a
weeks illness of. pneumonia. The de-
ceased was native of Canaan. Be-
side the husband, four children, Mrs.
Edith Smith. Mrs. Geneva Richardson
Clarence E., of Waterville, and Mrs
! iucy Tibbetts of Fairfield. two sisters
Miss Betsey Davis and Mrs. Frank
Weymouth of Canaan survive. Ser
vices were held from the house, Mon
day, at two O'Clock in the afternoon
lnterment was in the private cemetery
/ at Canaan village.
Mrs. Cecil Kicker and little daugh-
! ter. Dorothy, leave for Reno, New, the
! coming week to j2in Mr.. Kicker, whc
went west last fall on account of i'll
health, and has secured lucrative