Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13
PALMYRA

l.. i. Foley was taken to, the K. e.
NJ. hospital, Newport. last week for
treatment. His condition is considered
serious
Mrs. H. J. Leavitt is ILL Mrs. Carrie
farkman is caring for her
Scott Drummond and patty of Clin-
ton were visitors at A. c. Parkman's
Sunday
Mrs Martha Moore, who has been
visiting at 4. c. Parkman's. has gone
to Clinton for a while.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Jordan were
called to Lisbon Saturday to attend the
funeral of relative
ID. Il. Written of Pittsfeld was a
"a Her in town Sunday
The 24th anniV ersary Of PALMYRA GRANGE
was observed By holding an al-day
meeting Saturday. Mrs. Ruth Robinson.
lecturer presented the program NeeIs
OF the Grange by &. ". Homestead.
worthy master: reading. Miss Gerda
Weeks; remarks Tor the good of the OF
der b! members and visitors.
Afternoon session opened al ITO roll
call of charter members. II present Viz
trola music WAS furnished by Mrs Lii
liam Towle: Mrs. W. A. Blaisdel CAV.
brief history of the Grange. Crher
numbers included vocal solo Mrs Lii
liam Towle; recitation, Robert Estes.
solo, Mrs. Mantle Homestead; Nictrola Sc
lection; readin. Arabelle McCrillis: Car
~ Me Back to Old Nfrglnny." Nictrols;
poem, Virgil Goodrich; Nictrola music
Attendance was g. including visitors
F. NJ reasley has sold the keene Stock
farm.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Jones Mr.. and
Mrs F. r. Palmer OF Skowhegan Wer~
guests sunday a Mrs. V. f.. Thompson's
Mr. and Mrs. F. s Macomher OF Costa
ma were Sunday visitors at Mrs Loantna
Miller's.
Mr. and Mrs Otis l.. Blaisdell were n
Bangor Sunday.
Fred Palmer of skowhegan IL working
for b. L. Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hummer OF
Newport we're in town on Saturday on
their way to Ripley, where Mr. Plum
mer inspected the Ripley Grange on
that evening.
Mis-. Lillian Towle closed the VILLAGE
term of school al the village with n
Very fine entertainment al the GranT"
ball The proceeds were used toward
paving for the school Nictrola.
Mrs +. y. McCabe has returned from
a several eeks' visit with her daugh-
Ter il. Auburn.
Leonard Foley is very i'll and is "a
ing treated at the Emerson hospital In
Newport.
Mrs Carrie Weeks held an excellent
entertainment on Thursday evening At
the Eli schoolhouse. The evenings pro-
,ram was highly appreciated by the
citizens and the proceeds will so to-
ward providing some necessities for the
school room.
The following teachers have been
chosen for the winter term Of schools
in town: Gale. Miss Annie NJ. Fuller:
Ell. Mrs. Cairn Weeks: Village. Mrs.
Lillian Towle: Carr. Mrs. Gertie Smith:
Egy pt. Mrs. Nellie .Iordon: Marsh. Mrs,
Ena Trumbell: Adams. Miss Eva Hill
ton: Madawa ska, Miss Cardini john
son.
The school at the South Union fnish-
ed Friday afternoon with a program Of
! high order furnished by the pupils.
Many Of the parents were present and
We're much pleased with the teachers
earnest endeaVors. a fine treat was
repaired by the teacher. The par
ents in this community much regret
to lose the services Of Miss Fuller. who
has been transferred to the Gale school.
Mrs. Ephriam Nevens returned n
Bangor on Wednesday having been
called here by the death of hnr father,
Walter G.. Pratt.
c. w. Homestead returned Satur-
day morning from successful hunt
ing trn in the eastern part OF the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. IVY Stedman Of Hart
land are passing the winter months
at Ivan McClillis' home.