Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-01
WALDO.
PALERMO.


his work in Boston.
Mrs. VIII Soule, who has been
threatened with pneumonia, is gettinglI
better.
George Glidden has been working the
past week for w. B. Nelson.
Harry Black is at home for a few,
days.
Harland Black much appreciated theiN
shower Of about 100 post cards which,
he received recently and wishes tol
thank his friends for the remembranceH
He has been i'll for the past five weeks
and his condition remains about the
same. All wish him speedy recovery
to health.
Ed Foye, who has been stopping at
Sanford Greeley's, left Wednesday for
Vassalboro.
Mrs. H. M. Nelson passed Friday
with Mrs w. E. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson of Freedom
visited Sunday, March 20, at Charles
Stoves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Trask visited one
day last week at Ira Blacks.
George Osgood and Miss Rosa Drake1
are on the sick list.
Mrs. Carrie Osgood, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Alice Par
menter since Monday, returned to her
home Sunday
Mrs. Jeanette Batcheider visited her
sister, Mrs. Wilder Young. March "a
Rev. John Carson was a caller onI
Marden Hill Saturday.
Mrs. Althea Perkins, who has BEEN
i'll for some time, is better at this
writing.
L. R. Nelson purchased we'll
matched pair of black draft horses OF
A. NJ. Stratton of Albion, last week. q
Mrs. Hattie Chadwick is in China
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Will
Chadwick.
Mrs. Eliza Howes is visiting MRS.
Amos Drawn.
Lester Perkins and Eugene Rowe3
were in Gardiner last week. Mr.. PERI
kins exchanged horses with partiesA
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Greeley and W.
B. Morse spend Saturday evening at.
Briggs Turner's.
Miss Emma Nelson, who has beenn
visiting relatives in Liberty, returned4
home. March rs.
-CENTER.-The school committees
meeting March voted as follows: Pub
pills to be transported to the Linscott-
school are Armelda and Sumner Rich
ards. Alice and Albert Morange. There-
will be no team at the Cars Cornerp
school for the summer and fall termss
but one will be provided in the winter.
The pupils in the Brown neighborhoods
Will be transported to the Deer Hilln
school as usual. The pupils living att
Branch Mills will attend the school inb
China which begins April for a termf
of IL weeks. Ethel, Melvin and VerdaE
Bailey are to attend the Foye school /
Erskine Northrop will attend the Gree
ley's Corner school and Irwin Finleyi-
the Bowler school, Schools are to be-
gin April 81, except Greeleys Corner,
which will begin May 4.
Miss Katherine Bowler has gone toi
Castine to attend the spring term of,
the Normal school
John Finley. who is i'll, is slowly re- I
covering.
The remains of the late Mrs. Franz
cena Papas of Washington, d. CO.
were brought to Palermo Center Sun I
day for burial. Mrs. Papas was thief
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Brad
street of Windsor formerly of thisr
place.. The husband, the father and
mother, one brother and four sisters1
survive. Her age was IS years.
Miss Sylvia Jones is quite ill.,
W.. S. Jones, who has been visiting
friends in st. Adams, returned home
Sunday.
b. w. Grant has employment at a
portable mill in Vassalboro.
Republican caucus was held at the
"a
following business transacted: TOWN.
committee chosen: Harry Leeman, s.
f. Bowler, Woodbury. Tibbetts. S. F.
Greeley, II. w. Abbott, w. w. Turner,
F. z. Spratt, w. A. Nelson, Briggs
Turner; delegates to State convention,
H. w. Abbott. W. W. Turner; alter i,
mates, B. o. Colby, e. c. Rowe: chair ,
man of town committee, s. E. Bowler:
secretary, w. w. Turner; treasurer,
S. E. Bowler.
NORTH.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Tur-
ner and children, Thelma and Galan.
of Winters Camp, China, visited their
homestead in North Palermo Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Norton and
daughters. Doris and Avis, were re-
cent callers on Mr. and Mrs. c. Tur-
ner.
Miss Rubie Tobey is visiting her
friend, Miss Betsy Carr.
Ernest Peva is on the sick list.
Mrs Madge Lamson is very poorly, {
owing to effects Of the grip.
Mrs. Abbie Arnold, who suffered an
i'll turn one day last week, is much ;
better at this writing.
Mrs. Chester Peya and daughter
Beatrice visited her parents, Mr.. and /
Mrs. w. Dyer, Sunday.
Miss Louise Blaisdell, who has been {
visiting her parents the past week, has
returned to her duties at Mrs. Os-
goods.
Miss Lulu Blaisdell of Montville
spent the Sabbath with her parents.
Mrs. Nettie' Batchelder and sister.
Mrs. Wilder Young, visited Mrs. S. F.
Greeley and Mrs. Ernest Peva, Thurs
day; also at Mrs. F.. P. Brawn's,
Mrs. Owlena Rowe, III. L. Black and
Mrs. Ralph Young and children visited
Mrs. F. p. Drawn Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Clark visited
Friday Mrs. F. p. Drawn.
g. F. Greeley visited Ernest Peva
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