Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-02
Somerset.
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Miss Eta Day and Arthur Rogers will
soon go to Gilead to work in hotel for
the summer.--C. n. Staples was at home
from Gardiner last week. He thinks of
Brown is gaining slowly.-The next meet
ing of the ". /. s. will be held June 4th
and will be a Japanese tea in place of
the usual literary entertainment.-Geor
Jewett and David Staples were in Ath-
ems Monday. in the interest of 1.-The No
BILE Outcast" which the dramatic club
will present there Friday evening. -Never
was there Memorial day with so small
an attendance here before. The exer-
cises were held Saturday afternoon. but
owing to the muddy streets and threaten
ing weather the band was not in attend
dance and only drum corps escorted
the small handful of veterans. The ora
ton of Hon. g. NJ. Seiders of Portland,
at the Congregational church was an
able one and was much apprenticeship
and Mrs. Benson have a new boys.
b. Tibbetts was in Boston last week.
Samuel Somloy went to Boston, Satur-
day. after a two weeks visit in town
Frank Groves was at home from Halo
well over Sunday.-Henry Hussey was
the guest of friends at Cornish over Sun
day-Hon. G. M. Soldiers was the guest
of Hon. c. A. Harrington while in town.
Rev. E. II. Hall, past department com
mander of the Massachusetts G. A. r.,
was in town last week the guest of his
brother o. r. Hall--iMr. and Mrs. f. A..
Hobbs and Misses Musa and Jennie Hale
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Dealey of Skowhegan. at their cottage at
HAYDEN lake, over Sunday.-The primary
and intermediate schools will close this
week.-F p. Wyman of Mechanic Falls.
is in town visiting friends.-Mr and Mrs.
RI. S. Whiting and Miss Musa Hale went
to Augusta. Wednesday. returning Friday.
The Rebekahs and families had salad
supper Friday evening.-Somerset Grange
will make another attempt to have a
children's evening as the last one proved
SO stormy that it was failure.
HARMONY.
Last week was rainy and farmers could
not do any farming. Some land will not
be fit to work for some days of dry
stoned postmaster at this village, and
took possession of the office Tuesday
morning June 1st, vice g. X. Chadbourne
remoyed.-W. E. Marble has bought an
acre of land of the Staple farm, near MI
Starkey's and is preparing to build there
on1Weasles are Still prevalent in town.
NORTH ANsON.
pov i p. Robinson of Orono, has been
,,isiting his father at this village. Marian
SnraglIe. Arson academy. 9S, has gone TO
Pleasant Ridge. to teach.-W Z. SIM
mons, +. S. Parsons ana Freq m,,.'s Set; nate
c,rrv nond They report a good catch
ast friday afternoon. the Grammar
school observed Memorial DAY, Win reau,
I H. Mn lea,o has returned from Portland.
~ ne ia ,ns given in Carrabassett hall,
Monday night gg ;Ss y sSsa n peapie
elJoyeu, - -. Wei for farming or spring
party Of civil h sng nre to w sar
turo1sn .,,,'nr land al Carrabassett and
ti@ 9unt He hds IS m nseh
N Tue 5rvo Young men have leased
imapsoods store }r a dsys vii ePsn viii % be
market, II, ,..,f here the 18th of June
ro Psy MSke,w L hs earn fr4 fha or 8ea
for le ~ ,is family are to leave town
and the State Il T. tie New nsF York 5nsu City has
Arthur ". 49, III visit ner parents. Mr..
an@ Mrs 4 i hsis On f%or ia
day ev .sl cMe,,d m, q. G. Weeks Of Fair
asa d to se ssyfs 'as 3,
but being u,,a If Fairfield DIR. Farnham
Eve ra 4 rremarkably eloquent ana scnoiar-