Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-22
PALERMO.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Emmons of
I Weeks Mills We're Sunday callers on
Mrs. Emmon's aunt, Mrs. Silas a. Han
nan.
Mrs. f. G. Turner was an all-day
guest. saturday, at Mrs. J. :. Gates
of West Liberty.
Miss Lillian r. Scates. who is Ill
with typhoid fever. is reported little
better.
y. w. Benner of Palermo Center was
a Sunday caller at A. ". Seate's.
CENTER-c. f. Knox, who has en-
ployment at Bridgewater Mass, is
visiting his family at this place.
Mrs. Olive Jones wishes to thank
her friends for the shower Of 1G3 posi-
cards, received on her 18th birthday,
oct. Is.
Apple buyers have been in the place
offering $50 per barrel for winter
fruit. Some small lots were purchased
at that price.
The Waldo Quarterly Meeting. which
was held at The BAPTIST church here.
was very spiritual and helpful. a Pic
mic dinner was enjoyed at the church.
SUNDAY.
Miss Lydia Phillips. who is teach
ing at jefferson. passed the weekend
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ghas.
Phillips.
BRANCH MfLLS.-I.ee Werthing
visited his mother at G. y. Brad
streets, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dinsmore of
Belfast made short visit At ]. r. f.
Dinemore's. recently.
a week end visitor at f. a. Does.
The students from Augusta and Ma
terville High schools were at home
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer 1ibbetts of Bos-
ton visited Mrs. Tibbetts, sister, Mrs.
Hattie Dove, last week.
Mrs. Angie Tohey and children, Jun
f3r and Ruby. came home from Wa
terville to attend the drama. "A Fish
ermaa's Luck. which was played here.
Friday night
Bert Pierce from Peabody, Mass
visited his uncle, Edmund Dodge, and
othe" relatives here. last week.
Miss Lucille Clark was n guest of
Mrs. c. A. W0rthing, last Saturday
and Sunday.
HALlDALE.
Rev. ]. McAulir of Westport,
preached here. last Sunday forenoon.
Miss May Hopkins who has spent
he summer, here, with her aunt. Mrs.
T.. |. Hall, returned TO her home in
Lowell, Mass. Oct. Is.
f h. Choate is at work for c. A.
Hail.
Fred Hutchins of Freedom is help
ing Wayland White dig his potatoes.
MAYNARD Hall is picking mp pota-
toes for Sewall Staples.
Mrs. NJ. w White, Mrs. Newell
White and Mrs c. Y. Stevenson, were
in Waterville On business, Oct. Is.
TROY
Mrs Tebo of Gloucester. Mass, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs J. f.
Pierce, returned home. Monday.
Lester Bagley returned to Oakland.
Monday. after spending a few weeks
with his mother. Mrs, Clara Bagley,
who has been i'll the past month.
The T. c. r. G. viii meet at the hall,
Friday evening, Oct "A. A fine pro-
gram has been arranged. Plans are
being perfected for remarkable en-
tertainment course to be given during
the coming season.
The Bay View Club met. Saturday,
with Mrs. Georgia T. Woods.
Miss Lena Page of Fairfield visited
her sister, Mrs. Lottie Basley, Thurs
day.
irwin Ferguson has been driving the
r. F. d. While the regular driver. Mr..
Bagley. has been taking his vacation
Mr.. Taylor of Augusta. inspector of
High Schools was in town, Monday
Lewman Morrill, is employed at the
creamery at East Troy.
CENTER-Word has been received
of the death in Hampden. sunday
morning, of Mrs. Charlotte Gould, for
merly of this town.
Rev James Ainslie preached an in
teresting sermon at the church, Sun
day, from John 6:6s. He will preach
at Cooks Corner, next Sunday after
noon. Z
The Pay View Reading Club met.
, Saturday, With Mrs. Georgia Tyler
Woods The next meeting will be at
! the same place, next Saturday after
noon. bHUti
Miss Rosamond Woods passed the
weekend with a friend in Augusta
Mrs. Edwina Bradford Of Auburn is
visiting home friends i'm Troy.
Martin Tilton of Bangor and r.
Croker of DiXmont, We're guests,
Sunday, of Mr.. and Mrs. y. M. Bat
| chelder
Mrs. Eta Halves has been quite i'll
the past week. Her sister, Mrs h. II
1 Bagley and family of Pittsfield. have
| been with her.
| An auto party of four from Water
vile. including Miss Mamie BOSNIAN,
| were at John Smiths last week.
| Mrs. +. A. Myrck is entering upon
a new vocation. having become en-
gagged in the millinery business, ana
| is displaying at her home the latest
| Boston STYLES in hats.
| Mrs. Ethel Hillman, who is teaching
| in Holeb and Miss Addie Stone OF
| Lewiston were called TO town recently
! by the illness OF their mother, MIS-.
| ABbie Stone.
MONTViLLE.
! CENTER-Ira ID. Cram returned
| from Boston. Saturday
| Mir. and Mrs. Frank b. Luce, Of Bel
| fast, who have been guests of Mr.. ana