Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-18
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PALM UNA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parkman, who
recently returned frem California,
have been visiting relatives here.
Ellis Thorne and family Of st. AL
bans visited Sunday at A. C. Park
mans.
The Jolly Club, at a meeting held
at A. c. Parkman's, March 10, enjoy
ed the following program: Music,
Nellie Jordan; story, Ernest Parkman;
mandolin colo, Alice Parkman; story,
j. C. Millett; song, Lizzie Parkman
and J. O. Fortier; paper. THE Club
Smile" Lula Parkman; story, Ro-
manzo Parkman. About forty were
present with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Parkman as guests. The next meet
ing will be March 25 at ]. c. Millett's.
Manner Turner has returned from
New York, where he has been handl-
ing potatoes.
Mr. and Mrs, w. T. Leavitt visited
Sunday at A. J. Leavitt's.
NJ. A. Rowe and family, who have
spent the winter in Hartland, have
returned to their home.
j. B. Lampher's team has returned
from work at Mainstream.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Ripley were
callers in town Sunday.
Mrs. P. P. Dearborn has rented hel
farm for the coming year to Oscar
| Merchant of st. Adams, who will
soon move there.
Mr. and Mrs. D. s. Emerson return
ed Saturday from Pittsfield. where
they had been visiting since Thurs
day.
Friends of Mrs. S. B. Millett will
| be glad to hear that she is much bet
ter, having been quite ill the pas
week.
| H B. Towle is moving from tbs
Dearborn place, where he has resided
| for the past three years.
CANAAN.
A meeting of the library association
was held at town hall Wednesday eve
| ming and Miss Hattie Lewis was elect
| ed librarian for the coming year.
A. M Burrili returned Thursda,
from a trip to Boston.
Mrs E. H. Williams passed Monda!
at Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crocker enter
/ tanned at their home Sunday. Marcel
| s, Mr. and Mrs. William N. Osborne
daughter, Ruth, and little son, Rev
Peter Osborne and wife of Fairfield.
| Clarence S. Dunlap was CUES
at the home of his uncle, Georg'
Smith, Saturday, returning to Show
hogan, Sunday.
Sunrise Chapter, o. e. s., held ;
regular meeting Saturday evening.
/ candidates We're balloted upon ant
! elected to receive the degrees of TIL
| order Refreshments were served.
| Harrison Cover still remains Yer,
ill., Mrs. Addie Putnam is caring 70
| him.
CAMBRIDGE.
Mrs. Earl Folsom is very ill at tn,
home of her sister, Mrs. Fred Lauder
| Mrs. Effia Nutting of Blanchard
was in town Saturday.
| Will Wilder of Harmony was a re
cent caller at John Lowelfs.
Mrs. D. B. Whitney has returned
| home from Augusta.
! Tom Folsom and three children ar,
i'll with the grip.
| Frank Burdin is very i'll with pneu
monia.
MIR. and Mrs, S. NJ. Wilder were IL
| Harmony Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Bridge are re
ceiving congratulations on the brit
of a II 1-2 pound son, born March Is
RIPLEY.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd Hopkins
have returned from visit at Monroe
News was received Friday of TIN
| death of Erwin Martin at his HON,
in st. Adams. He had been sufferel
from a tubercular trouble for years
He had many friends here.
Mrs. Dora Hanson and Mrs. Clar;
Sawyer have been in Dover for few
! days.
William Nelson and Fred Cyr wer,
in Bangor last week. Fred Cyr wen
| to hospital for treatment Of
throat trouble caused by an ulcerate,
| tooth.
| Alice Eaton has returned from Co
] rinna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Skillings o
| Dexter We're in town over Sunday.
| MIR. and Mrs. Milton Woodcock ha,
as guests Sunday, Miss Agnes Wood
cock of Dexter and Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Woodcock of st. Adams.