Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-24
PALERMO

John Black and brother Millard
have purchased the w. r. Osgood
farm.
Mrs. Chester Farris received re-
Gently the sad news of the death of
her son. Harry Moore Of Colorado.
Mrs. w. A. Nelson visited relatives
in East Vassalboro Sunday and Mon
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Nelson at
tended the funeral of her brother.
Will Haskell, who died April at Au-
gusta. The services were held April
II at the home of his brother, Ed
Haskell Of China.
Mrs. Louisa Randall of Palmyra is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Clara Nelson
for few days.
Mrs. Glenn Black visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Drake sun
day.
George Moody of Bath was an over
night guest of his aunt, Mrs. Ella
Balcom, recently.
Mrs. Eliza Halves is visiting at E.
G. Rowe's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Parmenter Of
China were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyde Jones Sunday.
EAST-S. f. Bowler of Palermo
Center was in this place recently on
business in connection with the tele-
phone.
| Mrs. a. M. Bradstreet and son
Russell were home from Waldoboro
Saturday and Sunday.
| w. S. Jones of Palermo Center
was a business caller in this place
Saturday.
| +. G. Moore was a Sunday caller at
I Q. $. Turner's.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Norton of Level
Hill We're Sunday visitors at V. D.
Bradstreets.
| Mrs. Alice NJ. Jones commenced
school Monday, April %, in Liberty.
The school in this place COM
menced April 22d under the instruc-
ton of Miss Gladys f. Tibbetts.
Mrs. Walter Light and son Of Free
dom were Sunday callers here in this
place.
CENTER--The Ladies' Aid will
Charles Harmon.
Miss Lila Northrup has returned
from a business trip to Sanford. She
will begin her duties as teacher Mon
day at the Greeley's Corner school.
Mrs. Ella Handy and Harry Handy
of Somerville. Mass. arrived Thurs
day night. Mrs. Handy will remain
with her sister, Mrs. Howard, dur
ing the summer. Mr.. Handy will re-
turn Monday.
BRANCH MILLS-Frank d. Shor-
ely has been quite i'll the past week
Doris kitchin commenced school at
Palermo Center Monday.
Stanley Estes and chum, Elliott
| Goodwin. passed the week end with
Stanley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Estes.
! Harry Handy, who has been pass
! ing few days at his summer home
| in Palermo and visiting his uncle,
| w. +. Howard. returned to his home
! in Somerville. Mass. Monday morn
ing. He was a Sunday night guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Worthing.
| Mrs. Carrie Worthing came homo
from Augusta Thursday. where she
had been caring for her daughter
Barbara. who was i'll with measles.
but is better and has returned to her
school,
Master Alger Parmenter was quite
i'll last week but is able to be about
now.
! r. E. Dove recently purchased
/ driving horse of parties in Freedom.
James Dinsmore has been i'll few
days but is better and about again.
t Mrs. Carrie Osgood had an Ill turn
Monday morning but Is better at this
writing
! Mrs. Harriet Worthing Is stopping at
james Dinsmore's for a few days.
| surprise whist party was given
Dean Estes Saturday evening in honor
Of his birthday. There were five tables
at whist and the occasion was much en-
joyed. Ice cream was served.
| Jennie Chadwick and Edith Pinkham
were home from their schools to pass
| the holiday and the remainder Of the
week; also Dulcie Crommett and Bar
bara Worthing.
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