The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22
CORRESPONDENCE
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young local mines, resulting in score of
5 to 80. After the game ice cream and
cake was served.
Miss Alice, Gates returned TO her home
in New York last week.
Miss Grace Farmer of Pennington, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Daniel Field.
The V |. S. met with Mrs. Caroline
Dole, Friday, August 10. Subject Cor
olanusn
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Williamson of
Lockport, N. Y, are spending few
weeks in town with Mrs. Williamson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Diggles.
Miss Addie Hilton of Madison, visited
her sister, Mrs. Ed Hilton, last Sunday
A large party of Good Templars went
to the county picnic at Hayden lake, Fri
day.
Miss Jessie Tarrellson of Nyack, New
York, is spending few weeks in town.
The Cong. Sunday school picnic at
Spauldng's grove Thursday, passed off
very nicely
Will kohler of Lawrence, Mass, is
making a two weeks visit in town. His
wife and baby, who have been spending
the summer here, will return with him.
James Ingalls, of Bangor, is spending a
few days in town.
Ed Wyman made a trip to Boston last
week.
Mrs. Chas. Worthley returned Saturday
from weeks visit to friends and relatives
IN Augusta and Hallowell
The Clark boys who have been stop.
ping at Mr.. Cartoons, returned home
Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith went TO
Starks, Friday, to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Smiths niece.
Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop 1appan are
spending few weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
J. w. Hathaway.
Norridgewock members of the Safe
militia attended the encampment at Au-
gusta last week.
Another one of Brighton's iliterate
citizens is at present boarding at the Jail.
Old Point ard Madison lodges, l. o.
G. 7. visited Skowhegan lodge Monday
night, returning by special car.
G.. H. Jewett went to Old Orchard
Saturday for few days.
Quite number of our wheelmen at
tended the Good Templars picnic at Hay
den lake Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Field and invited
guests enjoyed picnic dinner at the old
F. ED homestead In Mercer, Tuesday.
Marshall Stevens has moved his family
to Skowhegan. He is at present employ
ed by the Skowhegan and Norridgewock
electric road.
Irving Wells is at home on his summer
vacation
There will be meeting of the stock
holders of the Sparkling Spring Creamery
on Tuesday, Sept. 3. at O'Clock in the
afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. 5. F. rockingham visited
friends in Pittsfield last week.
| Orders for the Maine Road book for
wheelmen and carriage drivers will be
taken by DIR. w. F. Brown. This little
work costs 80 cents per copy and gives
the best cycle routes and distances be-
| tween all places in Maine. and is we'll
furnished with maps.
Ed. Clark and family will occupy one
of the rents in the Hale block.
Mrs. Phoebe Russell returned from the
Maine General Hospital Monday.
Coney Russell and William Bracket
report great sport fishing at the Island,
and will stay for some time longer.
Coney writes about catching cod weigh
ing over 20 lbs.
o. F. Hall returned from Bailey's
Island Wednesday.
l.. B. Loring of Burbank, Douglass &
Co., was in town Wednesday.
The citizens are only waiting for
leader to start in the question of steam
err for the town. The recent fires of
Fairfield, Watervlle, and our own fire of
the Sawyer house, are warnings
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Jones left Wednes-
day morning tor two weeks vacation
at Old Orchard.
Rev. Mr.. Mccain has returned to Houl-
ton, his wife will follow shortly.
There will be Baptist Sunday School
picnic at North Pond, Tuesday. August
q. The members of the CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday School, and all citizens are cor
daily invited to attend, Their superin-
tendent says they want to have regular
town picnic where everybody en- come
and have good time.
There will be 10 services in either
church Sunday.
The reunion of the 10th Maine at
Waterville, Wednesday, was attended bv
Benz. Cluer, Bradford Wells, Gardiner
Bigelow and Robert Groves, from this
section.
Mrs. NJ. a. Watson returned from North
New Portland, Saturday, She will soon
go to Hallowell to keep house for her
sou, W. z. Watson.
DR.. John Pepper and wife of Athens,
were in town Saturday.
Miss Emily Danforth. Eta Danforth
Bessie Danforth and Augusta Danforth
attended the campmeeting at North An
son, Wednesday.
There was a baptism sunday of six
new members of the Baptist church
Rev. Mr., Turner officated
Miss Agnes Powers returned to Cohuru
Classical Institute Monday.
Mrs. Geo. b. Staples and daughter are
expected Monday. to visit Mrs. Jonas
Hilton, for a few weeks.
Mrs. William Tobey Is quite sick and
confined to her bed.
The much needed planks on the bridge
across the mill stream in the village have
been laid. This bridge gets lots of travel
across it and consequently wears out rap
idly.
For the past week the construction