Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-11-12

week, her mother land brother from
Waterville.
DR.. F. e. Burgess of Dexter was
in town, Thursday.
Mrs. Ozetta Breed and Miss Flossie
Wing OF st. Adams were recent
guests of Mrs. Breeds mother, Mrs.
Harlan Phinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Levensellar of
Dexter were in town, Sunday.
|. RIPLEY.
Mrs. Harold Parker went, Satur-
day, to Boston to join her husband.
who is employed there.
Carl Wakefield was successful in
shooting a big deer in his orchard,
last week. S
Perley Cromwell of Harmony is in
town.
Mr and Mrs Bert Parker were in
Athol, ait Warren Lees, for two
weeks, returning, last week.
The three children of Gilman Jew
EFT have been very i'll butt are i'm
proving.
w. H. Farrar was recently in Dow
er.
M. A. Randall and son We're in So
lon on business, last week.
Daniel McCloud is moving his fam
lily to Dexter.
Miss Albra Foss of Harmony is at
Mrs. Clarence Hanson's.
- aSTaALRANS.
Mrs. Della Hunt and Mrs. William
Neal from Medford. Maine, and three
brothers from Lee, Penobscoti county,
were visitors at their brothers, John
Smiths. 1t was a very pleasant re-
union as they had not all been to-
gether for long time.
s. Samuel Fellows and his son SAM
mic, who lives in Foxcroft, are deer
hunting.
ALBERT Bradford and his son,
Charles, have been hunting in the
northern Maine woods, but no deer
was captured by them
A husking bee was one of the So
scial- events at Scott Nutter's, during
the past week. After fine crop Of
corn was husked, an oyster supper
was served to about 20.
Mrs. Lizzie Berrie has gone to Port
land to visit friends, and her daugh-
ter. Miss Emma Berry, who is a
trained nurse. is in the hospital there.
| Mrs. Inis Emery has gone to Exeter.
Frank Fitzgerald has moved his
. family to Hartland.
| Ed Head has moved his family in
to the rent recently occupied by
Frank Fitzgerald.
Allie Pratt has gone to Hartland
to work for Frank Fitzgerald in his
stable.
LARoNE.
A wild runaway it was. and with
no damage whatever, when the three
| horse team of Fred Mcfarland took
| bolt while eating their dinner at the
| canning factory at North Fairfield.
The driver was unable to stop them
and they took the road to the four
| corners and then to Larone but we're
pulled up at Mr.. Woodsomes. after
running four miles.
| j. c. Morrow and Leon Sheaff have
been threshing the few remaining lots
| of grain in this vicinity. Oats are
very good and have yielded we'll per
| acre.
Miss Winnie Puffer is at home from
her school IN Lincoln.
Word has been received from Will
lam Allen that he is improving and
will soon be at home.
John Puffer. our carpenter. has been
at work for Ralph Tuttle on his new
home in Norridgewock.
PALERMO.
EAST-Mrs. A. ]. Tibbetts and son
visited at Winthrop and Augusta.
| several days, last week.
Mrs. Ida Young has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Addie Leman, the
past week.
| A. Y. Scates, has. gone to Mont
!. vile, where he will work for I. N.
| Quigg in the woods
Mrs. Amelia NJ. Bradstreet went.
| Sunday, to John Blacks of North
| Palermo to care for his children.
Mrs. f. G. Turner is on the sick
list.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer S. Tibbetts
| visited relatives in vassalboro, re-
| Gently.
| BRANCH MILLS-Mrs. r. d. Shor-
ey. who has been quite III Is gaining
slowly.
| Mrs. Hattie Dove and son, Edmund,
were visitors in Watervillc. Saturday.
Mrs. Winifred Dinsmore entertained
!. the Sewing Circle, Tuesday, Now 4th.
| We are glad to report that Mrs. Fred
! Parks. who had an in turn, last week,
Is able to be out again.
! Mrs Elon Kitchln visited her father,
Mr.. Ira Choatei in Windsor, Sunday.
returning, Monday
| Mrs. Augustus Tobey and Mrs. Geo.
Sprague of Appleton were in the place
calling on friends, Saturday
Dorothy Dinsmore has been on the
sick list, the past week. with tie pre-
vailing disease, the mumps. but is
much better.
Miss Flora Kitchen passed last week
in Weeks Mills as the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Wright Hisler.
!, G.. A. Worthing has been having
spring. water brought to his house.
/ Z. S. Kitchen is making extensive
! repairs on his barn. 4. C. Dunn is do
ing the work.
:, Mrs Helen Worthing and Mrs Flor
ence Jones attended Pomona Grange
at East Palermo, Nov. 5th. Mrs. Jones
Also entertained the L. r. n. C.up,
the evening of Nov. 5. All report q
pleasant time.#
/, The sudden death of Fred brown,
who was accidentally shot by the dis
oh ru, IF HE y,In SATURDAY. morning,