Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-26
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Mrs. J. Il. Emery is passing a few
DAYS with her daughter, Mrs, Lamont
Robinsop.
Mrs. Mary Richards of Durham is
visiting for a short time with her
daughters, Mrs. Rose Holt and Mrs.
Chas Allen.
Mrs. Frank Lander had the misfor-
tune TO fall, recently, and sprain her
ankle very badly.
Frank Farnam was in West Pitts
field, Friday, on professional business.
H. H. Coston has started a milk
route into Hartland village.
Irvie Allen and Chas Allen are
working upon Libby's hay press in st.
Adams
The school in the Gale district began
on Monday with Mrs. Ivan MeCrillis
IS teacher.
c. 7. McCrillis was d business caller
in Bangor, Friday.
The remains of Mrs. Lydia Burleish
e Auburn. former resident of this
town. were inferred On Saturday at Mt
Pleasant cemetery. She was the wild
ow OF the late James p. Burleigh and
was the only sister Of Walter c. Pratt
She vas 81 years of age and had the
misfortune a short time ago To receive
a fall. the effects of which she was un-
able to- overcome. The remains were
ACCOMPANIED by her daughter. Miss
Grace Burleigh and Mr. and Mrs. W.
l.. Pratt of Auburn.
The East Somerset Pomona Grange
will convene in special session with
twilight Grange, Corinna, on Nedhes-
day, Dec. 3rd
HiNcklEY.
Mrs. Olive Morse returned to her
| home in Skowhesan Tuesday, AFTER
spending two weeks at the home oil
| Albert JOY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert JOY have been
| in Boston and vicinity the past two
weeks visiting their daughter anu
| other relatives.
E. j. Mitchell has recently pur-
| chased a house lot of g. T. Tibbetts
| just north of the residence OF Alien
| Parmenter, and will build in the near
future Their many friends at THIS
| place will be glad to welcome Mr.. and
| Mrs. Mitchell as neighbors.
| Charlie Palmer, son of Sergeant
| Palmer, formerly of Cornville, but
| who has been in Minnesota since 1sS2
/ was in town, Saturday. calling on
| relatives. Mr.. Palmer is thinking oil
| selling his property in the West ana
| making his home in the good OLD
! State OF Maine.
| Melvin Palmer returned. Friday
| from Pleasant Pond, where he went
| for a much needed rest. Silas Hoxie
| of Farmingdale accompanied him.
| Willis A. Hoxie is the guest of Wes-
ley Grove at Pleasant Pond.
Mrs. Louise Blackwell of Fairfield
was in town several hours. Nov. "a.
She came to help Mrs. Geo. T. lib
| belts celebrate her birthday ,annivers-
airy and also called on Mrs. Helen NJ.
Smith.
| Walter E. Palmer is confined to the
house by an attack of seiatie rheu-
matism.
| Mrs. Amanda b. Smith returned to
| Oakland, Saturday, after passing ten
days in town the guest of relatives.
The fair and dance given by the
Good Templars, Wednesday evening,
was well patronized considering the
| bad weather. They realized goodly
sum of money TO add to their treas
1 ury.
| Eleazer Parker Chapter, ID. a. r.,
met at the home OF Mrs. Asa Pratt.
| Wednesday, Nov. 10Th The roll eali
showed ten members present After
the business session, a reading, "Puri-
tanism," by Mrs. Melvin Wiley was
enjoyed, also a paper, The Courtship
of Miles Standish.' by Mrs. Roger
Stinchfield. Mrs Pratt served
bountiful chicken dinner after which
social time was held and the day was
! very happily passed.
/ The Kennebec Club met at The
| Winthrop" at Good win Farm, Satur-
| day afternoon with Miss Wells as
] hostess Roll call, Sentiments on
i Thanksgiving reading from Bay
View Magazine, "Idyllic Homes and
Lives of Indians in South American
Wids,' Mrs Tuttle and Miss Wells
j Chapter III in the club book south
America" was taken up, after which
refreshments We're served. The club
| has a large membership and much
| pleasure is derived from 1t.