The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1897-07-22
Good hay weather.

~ e'iNA AAOECiS 10 III bOWu lllS NtChF
Mr., Philo Reed and son returned to
their home in the Aroostook, Tuesday.
The Y. |. 5. will meet with Mrs. Cora
Smith tomorrow afternoon, Subject,
musical.
Mr.. +. f. Danforth and wife were in
town over Sunday.
Geo. Porter was home from Waterville.
over Sunday.
Rev. {. f.. Dole Of Jamaica Plain, will
give lecture at the Congregational YES
try this evening, subjects taken from
his trip to Europe.
Mrs. Fske and Miss Annie Tappan of
Bath, are stopping at the Quinnebasset
this summer.
Mr.. c. l.. Carr and family have return.
ed from North Pond, where they have
been taking vacation in their cottage.
Mrs. Fred Conant is quite sick this
week.
The young people have returned from
the pond.
j. NJ. Pierce is coming out with new
| bicycle.
Olive Thorne Miller returned to her
home this week.
Rev. c. f. Dole preached very inter
esting sermon at the Congregational
church, Sunday morning, before large
audience.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matson of Show
hogan, spent. Sunday ia town.
James Ingalls, OF Bangor, was in town
over Sunday.
Somerset Grange, No. Is. will have
the following programme this evening
Song by choir; reading, Lydia Longley;
defamation, Leon Taylor; reading,
Mile Cole; song, j. d. Ames; reading,
Lizzie Morrow; song by choir; question,
Does farming pay in the State of
Maine" c. II. Allen, c. H. Moulton,
Harry Head, Albert Longley.
f. f. Jewett of Exeter, was in town
over Sunday.
We learn that Edward Lowe is some
what improved in health.
Geo. Carr has moved into B. l.. Fred
cries house.
The development of the bananas at the
greenhouse Is watched by many with
much interest. More bananas are form
ing, and it presents very interesting
sight.
Clarence Austin and Mrs. Georgia
Williams were married Saturday night.
The large limb which was blown off
the big willow last week. comprised
nearly one third of the upper part of the
tree. AT that rate this historic tree will
be thing of the past in few years.
The thunder shower Saturday after
noon was very severe here.
Miss Eta Day returned from Gilead,
Monday night
Irving Emmons of Mass, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Clarssa knowlton.
Geo. Hussey's family are occupying
Carr's cottage at North pond for a week
or ten days.
c. II. Hussey & Co. started up Mon
day. They have a thousand coats on
hand to make.
Somerset Rebekah Lodge will have a
| picnic at Morse's grove o-morrow after
noon, leaving here on the g. 45 ear.
Mrs. Bart Huff is failing.
Mrs. Pierce and daughter are visiting
at A. o. Frederic's.
Dores Carleton returned to his home
in Mass. last week Tuesday.
Frank futile was In Mercer, Sunday.
Herbert Hale Is building cottage at
North Pond
Miss York of Solon, one of the kent's
Hill students, is boarding at Jack
Spauldlng's, and canvassing the town
for music publication society.
Miss Lillian Bates is visiting at Charles
Writings this week.
Walter Pierce, Eddie Whiting, Harry
Simmons and Donald rockingham have
been at North pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Wells Of Mer-
Ger, were in town yesterday.
Mrs Cornelia Peoslee and little grand
daughter, are visiting at S K. Fuller's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Wetherbee of
Boston, are expected this week, to visit
relatives in town.
Mrs. H. w. Pierce and daughter are
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. A. o. Frederic
are at the pond this week, together
with Mrs. Frederic and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mccain.
Miss Ethel Farr has returned to her
home in Wateryille,
Mr. and Mrs. Smith are visiting at
VIM. Hobbs.
On the fourth of July, Mr. Erastus Nc
Cachnie of Fairfield, and Miss Alice
May Cole OF this place, were united in
marriage, They will reside in Fairfield.