The Somerset reporter., 1895-09-26
South NOrridgeNOck.


at East Mercer.
t Miss Alice Rogers who is teaching at
DodliD. was at home over Sunday.
Five new members were admitted into
the congregational church Sunday
Mrs. Cross, Mr.. Daniel Rogers. Mr.. Ed
ward Lowe. and Mr.. aud Mrs. Angus
, tus Gilman.
Miss Kitty Drew, who Is at work In
Fairfield, spent few days with her
mother, returning Friday.
Mrs. Towles of Vassalboro arrived last
week to care for DR.. Tappan, who is
still in poor health.
Mrs. l.. p. Holt is closing out her
millinery business on account of poor
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred kennison Of Boston
arrived last night for a short visit to:Mr'
kennison's parents,
Mrs. Frank Sawtelle returns home to
Providence, 4. l.. Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Smyth. who have
been spending a portion of the summer
here. returned home to Washington, ID.
C., tuesday morning.
Mr.. Adams. who ha. been visiting
friends here. returned home 10 Mass,
Monday.
Mr.. Henry kelby and daughter, who
! have been spending the summer months
here" returned home to-day.
Dr. Fred Sawtele Of Providence. L. l.,
/ who has been spending a few days here.
/ returned Monday, accompanied by his
wife and two children, who have been
spending the summer here.
Dr W. +. Brown made a bicycle trip
to Clinton Saturday, returning sunday.
j. o. Smith, of the REPoRrfR vas in
town last week.
The V. |. 5. meets with Mr.. \. II.
Morse tomorrow. Subject American
Lady Authors
Mrs. Herbert Swift Of Liyermore Falls
arrived here this week on short yieit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore.
Mr.. Seth Parlin. an aged and respect
ed citizen of this town. died Monday.
The funeral occurred Wednesday morning
under the auspices of Lebanon Lodge. Y.
q A. NJ. Of which Mr.. Parlin was
member The family have the heartfelt
sympathy Of the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvinza WnHcomb went
to Mercer sunday.
" 10 ''t4of ~ a. III WV u Ills Ntth'
The second primary school has been
closed from Thursday of la-s week, on
account Of the sickness and death of
Miss Parlin. father.
J. f. Burnham was in town last week
looking after the interest OF the corn
shop.
Mrs. J. q. Brown of Benton, Mrs. I
Patten and daughter, Mrs. Walker, we're
in town Friday.
The Sparkling Spring Creamery Co.,
sent an exhibit 20 Rochester, y. Fl. fair /
Monday. Mr.. Harris poultry made of
butter are among the unique features.
The band gave concert at Skowhe- !
gan Friday night, and also Furnished .
music for the horse trOt, Wednesday and /
Thursday of las. week.
Dave Staples IS rapidly gaining the
use Of his ankle.
Slr. and Mrs. 4. Lowe will cave in |
about two weeks for Boston, where Nr
Lowe will continue the practice of law
Miss Maria Carr left Monday for Bos-
ton, where she VII continue her studies. !
There will be a social dance at Miller
hall, Thursday evening. Music by |
hendall's Orchestra.
c. A. Harringtcn is soon to move into
the rockingham house.
The Knights of aythias Lodge was III
stituted Tuesday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Haynes Of Linneus, Aroas-
took county, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. John Pepper of Athens. 10 speEd- |
ing few days in sown.
While at Pennington last week, Mr..
Atkinson was thrown from his carriage
by his horse becoming unmanageabie-
Nh. Atkinson had his hip broken and .
was otherwise seriously injured Fears
are entertained that he will be perma-
nently crippled.
Miss Jennie Thomas has teturaed /
from her vacation "trip and resumed her
position in the Boston store.
Mr.. c. II. Wright s moving h.s hoAse- /
hold goods to Oakland this week.
Quite numberof oar townsmen will
attend Mechanics. fair in Boston aext |
week.
f.. II. Cooley - agsin clerk .ng for F.
G. Holt.
Mrs. Chas. Warren Is visiting frsnds
in Boston.
Mrs. T. II, WEIGH anticipates. a trip to
Boston next week.
w. +. Lonely is finishing h.s. stabie.
Mrs. Ed. Bailey will occApy Mr.. |
Eowe's house after shey move to Boston.
Sunday and Monaay were extremely
hot days for this season OF the year the |
thermometer being reported at different
places as high, as l05 and l04. But it |
VIII 90 lowe-r thar that before spring.
The huskers that camped on the corn
shop grounds have folded, their tents
Ike the Arab, and more OF less silently
moved awa9
The Knights of Pythas lodge organ
ICED here Tuesday night will be called
Echo Lodge No 103, and starts with 81
members. Over 100 visiting friends
were here from Strong, Pennington,
Skowhegan, Watervills, Gardiner and
Halloween. The business commenced
before eight O'Clock in the evening" and
was kept up until the small hours of the
morning. The following officers we're
chosen:
G. c., S. B. Tf6betts; V. c.. Or.
Twaddle; Prelate, David Staples; Keep
er Of Records and Seals, w. NJ. NMphy :,
Master of Finance J. 7. Welsh: Ex-
eheauer, G. s. Jewett; Master of Work,
6. K. Lunt Master of Arms, Geo. Clark !;
$. 7. c., c. S. Wright; p. Z. s., Frank
Jewell, Percy Watts, Fred Hobbs; Inner
Guard, Herbert Barker; Outer Guard,