Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-20
PALMYRA.

Frederick Prescott OF SomerVlife
:, Mass, is in town, for a few days
visit
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Lunt of New
port visited, Sunday. at III. b. Towle's
Mrs. P. p Dearborn, who has en-
ployment at Albert Hurd's in st. AL
bans. was at home, for few hours,
Sunday.
Rev. Lind1ey Magoon of st. Adams
held a religious service, Sunday, at
Egypt schoolhouse. He also left an
|appointment for a meeting, next sun
day, Aug. a.
l.. r. johnson, A. S. Bradford and
ID. S. Emerson with their families and
Mrs. Sidney Weeks, attended picnic.
Saturday. on the shore of Indian Pond.
ST. Adams. They were royalty enter
F, tanned at Benjamin Weeks cottage.
A chowder containing fish caught dur
ling the morning and beans baked in
1.-THE ground were special features of
the menu.
| MIR. and Mrs. L. i. Carter were
Thursday. in Troy for the day.
| H. NJ keene of North Abingdon,
Mass, was in town, over Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Hobart of
Brookline, Mass. are guests of Mrs.
Hobart's sister, Mrs. Mary Appleby.
| Palmyra Grange held meeting, Sat
urday evening, with % members and
| one visitor in attendance.
George Plummer. Worthy Master of
Newport Grange, gave very inter
esting talk which was appreciated by
all present.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Johonnett are
/ 1T, 1pl, I1norr
Hampden.
! Elmer Gorden of Skowhegan re-
turned. Saturday, to his home, after IA
visit here among relatives.
Mrs II. N. Longley of Pittsfield has
recently presented "a new volumes to
lPalmyra Public Library. Mrs. Long
LEY has been resident of this town,
lduring the first 20 years of her life,
and she with her husband, the late j.
p. Longley, have always been deeply
interested in this library, they having
Ipresented about so volumes in 1901.
Mrs. Alma Gray is stopping for a
brief time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. X. Tracy.
Mrs. Rose Holt and Mrs. Chas. Allen
were in Burnham, last week, on ac-
count of the Illness and death of their
! father, the late William kimball.
Miss Annie Fuller is visiting with
relatives in Stetson. for few days.
Mrs Florence Fields of Pittsfield
and Mrs. f. II. Farnum were enter
TANNED at IA Birthday party by Mrs. f
o. Thompson, on Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs Lamont Robinson. Mr.
and Mrs Lincoln Merrick, Mr.. an
/ Mrs F. r. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs
, II. o. Thompson returned, on Thurs
! day, from BURBERRY trip in Wash
ington county
BRANCH MILLS-The Misses Flor;
and Doris kitchin and brother, Harold
visited at Fred Moody's in Windsor
Saturday night and Sunday.
! Miss Mary Crane of Dedham Mass, i
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Alex Crane. o.
Parmenter Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farnham Stratton o
Clinton. were guests, Thursday, of Mrs
S. G. Parmenter.
| Mrs. Lizzie Worthing entertained tn
Sewing Circle" Friday. Aug. Is. Quit
a crowd were present and the afternoo
was pleasantly passed.
| dozen or more of the young peopl
from here took straw ride to sout
/
sports, and take in the dance in the eve
ming. They arrived home at a late houl
e and reported fine time.
e Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Worthing are re
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
: son, which arrived. Saturday mornin,
Aug. 16. Mrs. Charles Bumps of China
:. caring for Mrs. Worthing.
Lawrence Crommett is on Parmente
Hill harvesting grain for Dean Este,
who has IL acres.
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Doe and famil
:, are home after spending two weeks q
! the Jones cottage on the Point
Pines China Lake. Mr. Doe was mad
happy, Saturday, by catching a pickers
which measured q inches in length, an
AZ perch.
Silas Crommett has been quite Ill, re
Gently. but is gaining slowly.
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