The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-22
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset Towns,
Browns Corner.


The thirty-fifth anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Laneaster's marriage
was celebrated at their home on Tues
day evening, June l3, by about two
hundred friends, who brought with
them many useful and pretty gifts.
Singing, remarks by several friends, and
n prayer by Rev. o. NJ. Chase, also the
presentation of presents we're enjoyed
by all. There were six oak dining
chairs from two daughters, Misses
Annie and Josie Lancaster; silver fruit
knives, Percy Lancaster; berry spoons,
Flossie Works, Mrs. Morrow; table
spoons, Mr.. and Ma. K. II. Harris, Mrs.
Levi Moody, L. G. Robbins; spoon and
table linen, Mrs. Mark Bond; nickel
lamp, teapot, cup and saucer, cake
plate, pair towels, from L. B. Barrett,
A. A. Goodridge, c. E. Burrill, Omar
Furber, c. d. Harris, W. II. Harris, M.
II. Furber, S. w. Fitzgerald, Angie Bur
rill, W. G. Fitzgerald, James Farland,
l.. F. Barnes, n. Hall; silver knives,
forks table spoons, sugar spoon and
butter knife, from Sarah w. Nevans,
John Wyman, w. 5. Church. Roscoe
Hart, +. Humphrey, Olive Humphrey,
Geo. Wheeler, Jerry Larry, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Worthing, Carrie Damon,
Mrs. Jos. Hunt, Mrs. o. NJ. Chase, Mrs.
w. Jewell, Mrs. Chas. Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Springer, Lottie Jewell, Nora
Hubbard, Fred Dunlap; oak table, Mr..
and Mrs. e c. Purington, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. B. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. |. Crowell,
Everett Cover; silver thimble, Amanda
Richardson; milk set and apron, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Wheeler; cup and saucer,
Mrs. Frank Buzzell; pickle dshes, Ida
and Myra Littlefield necktie, Walter
Wheeler; berry set, Arthur Ellis; tum-
blers, Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Bean;
creamer, Mrs. L. Whitney; berry dish,
Mrs. w. Hubbard; nickel smoothing
irons, Mr.. and Mrs. A (. Salisbury;
stone ware, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Jewell;
tin and agate ware, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fl.
Lancaster; nickel tea kettle, Linden
Lancaster; table cover, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o. Barnes; vases, John Maxwell,
Fred Cole, Fred Littlefield; towel, Mrs.
Hannah Richards; tumbers, Alonzo
Wyman; fruit dishes, plates, Henry
Crowell; cake plate, Verda Nelson;
fruit dishes, Eta Morrell; cup and sau-
Ger, May Hayden; pickle dish, Ethan
Maxwell; berry dishes, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. A. Littlefield glass set, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. A. Tilton; water pitchers, Rev. o.
Nj. Chase and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Tilton;
towels, Mrs. Annie Morrell, Bert Hay
den; tray cloths, Mr.. and Mrs. r. P.
Chase; pickle dishes, Albert Brown,
Linnie Moore; money, Mark Bond, Levi
Moody; extension case, Cecil Lancaster;
foot rest, Mrs. Seth Lancaster; eight
day clock, Geo. Cleveland; gold bowed
glasses for Mrs. Lancaster, E. S. Da-
mon; table spoons and dish, n. l..
Osborn; teaspoons, Mrs. c. T. Towle,
Roscoe Hart.
There was a quiet wedding by Rev.
o. NJ. Chase on Tuesday evening, June
l3. The contracting parties were Mr..
Ripley Chase and Mrs. Sarah l.. Crom-
nett, all of this place.
Mr.. Daniel Barnes, with his son and
grandson of Hartland, visited Laforest
Barnes on Sunday.
A young man from out of town was
driving recklessly in this vicinity on
Sunday, and met with an accident which
caused him TO return to that town a
"sorer' If not soberer man. Evil
DENLY the man, team, and whiskey all
came from Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Whitehouse of
Hartland were in town last Saturday.
We are pleased TO see our neighbor,
Mrs. Newal Woodbury. riding out. She
has had long Illness.