Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-11
WALDO.
PALERM MO.

Turner OF Level Hill worked TUESDAY
and Wednesday for Russell Bradstreet,
hauling .sawdust to cover his ice.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Turner OF Mont
Vile were guests Wednesday and
Thursday of Mr.. Turner's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. j. Turner.
Miss Edith Rhodes of Liberty is WIS.,
iting her sister, Mrs, Sadie f. Brad
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Spratt and
daughter were sunday visitors at V.
w Turner's.
Mrs. Annie B. Tibbetts and Master
Oris Drawn visited Sunday, Mrs e. p.
Drawn and children at North Palermo.
Alonzo Y. Scates and Master Earl
Day are i'll with the humps.
Mrs. w. Tibbetts, who mas been i'll, is
slowly gaining.
Mrs. Amelia NJ. Bradstreet was at
home over Sunday from North Paler-
mo.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Leman, Mr. and
Mrs. V. ID. Bradstreet and their boys
Won, Eldred and Arlan, and Miss
| Edith Rhodes were Sunday visitors at
the Bradstreet homestead.
Roland Cox of Liberty was a Sun
Gay caller at Woodbury. Tibbetts.'
L
caller "a Liberty
f. G. Turner is on the sick list.
cENTER.-Mr. and Mrs. John Fin
ley, who are sick with the grip, con-
tinue about the same. Their daughter,
Mrs. Lawry. came saturday
Mrs. Aurilla Browns and Mrs. No
! ME Gregoire's children are having the
mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Nash of Wash
ington visited Sunday at Dexter
| Turner's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odbry Stevens, who
| have employment at the State hospital
| at Augusta. have returned home.
| Joseph LaBreck has moved to SOM
e.ville, where he has employment at
! the Colby Mill.
| Mr.. and Mrs L. o. Miller have NOV
/ ed To Weeks Mills.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Finley of Vas
/ salboro Sunday visited his parents, Mr..
/ and Mrs John Finley of this place.
NORTH-Rey. John Carson visited
| Mrs. Ernest Peva, March 6.
Mrs. Abbie Arnold is more comforta-
! BILE at this writing Sanford Greedy is
gaining slowly; he was able to take
| a sleigh ride Sunday, March S. Febru-
t ary "A he received Il post card shower
| OF I04 cards.
Elder Abbott has been laid up with
/ q cold the past week.
| Mrs. Florence Jones entertained the
Reading Club Wednesday evening. Six
members being present. Ice cream, sal
| tines, etc, were served.
Justus Turner recently visited Mrs.
| #. p. Drawn.
Mrs Chester Peva and daughter,
Beatrice, also Mrs. Wallace Dyer, visit
ed Mrs Ernest Peva Sunday.
Mr.. Willoughby is laid up with a
sore hand.
Mrs. Jack Tibbetts and Master Oris
| Drawn. Mrs $. b. Jones and son. W.
s. Jenes and John Nj Drawn and Atom
20 stevens were callers Sunday on Mrs.
Fred P. Drawn.
Frank Young, who has been sick
with pneumonia, is a little better. A
trained nurse from Lewiston is car
ing for him.
/ We are pleased to say that neither
of cur rural carriers on route l or :
| has missed a trip this winter. al
though they had some very severe
weather ard blocking storms to con-
tend with.
Rev. John Carson visited Mrs. Elroy
| Howard, March ..
Charles Turner and son, Galan. Sun
dav visited their home in North Paler-
| mo.
G. b. Finley went to WaterTille Sat
urday to meet his sister. Mrs. Leroy
Lawrv. who came home TO care
for her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn
Finley, who are quite i'll.
Merton Norton and daughters Doris
and Gladys recently visited their aunt,
Mrs. Charles Turner at Winter $
Camp, China.
oliver Hall and family have gone to
Montville to work for Mr.. Quigg. Mr..
Hall has worked numbering for MT.
Winters for q number 81 years.
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