The Somerset reporter., 1899-07-13
Having.

There has been quite sale for moving
machines during the past few days.
Children's day will be observed in the
Congregational Church on Sunday the
23d, there will be a concert in the
evening.
1t is probable that there will be no
more work in the Rebekah lodge until
cooler weather as the candidates prefer to
wait.
Rev. Charles Dole of Jamaica Plain.
will preach in the Congregational Church
next Sunday morning.
Rev. J. A. Jones preached at the
Haynes school house last Sunday after
noon.
There were sixteen attended the festi-
val chorus rehearsal at Skowhegan last
Friday evening and came back with a
special car late in the evening, the mem
bers wish to thank the management of The
road for the favor of running the car.
The V. l. S. will meet with Mrs. NJ J.
Hathaway, Friday afternoon, the 2Ist Of
this month, it is to be musicale and in
charge of Mrs. Louisa Edwards.
Mrs. A. o. Frederic will visit her sister
Mrs. Mccain, who lives in Gray, this
week.
B. F. Jones recently shipped some nice
monumental work to Ohio
Mrs. Bernard Z. Butler CT Mechanic
Falls is visiting at G.. S. Jewett's for a
few days. George and Fred Jewett were
home over Sunday also.
Preparations are rapidly being made
for the reunion of the Eaton and N. H.
s. Alumni Association which will take
will be large number of the old pupils
present as the number runs up to nearly
seven hundred we think.
Mrs Dole has received the sad news of
the death OF her sis term law. Mrs John
Fletcher, who was formerly well known in
this vicinity.
Leonard Brown of Fairfield visited his
uncle, w F. Brown. last week
The day of the awberry has passed
by and now comes the raspberry. 1t has
been one of the greatest seasons for the
strawberry ever known.
The weather was unfavorable for the
ball game Saturday but it was played just
the same, part of the time in the rain
The home team lost the game on score
of 9 to 10.
c. f. VeaSie & Son come out with a
nicely painted delivery wagon advertising
their business This firm has got an
everlasting hustle and have fine stock
OF goods. At this time the farmers will
find complete line of having tools at
reasonable prices.
The patrons Of the creamery seem to be
on the increase, the pay roll this month
will include nearly two hundred and fifty
farmers
The engineers will commence plotting
the ground at the Bombazee soon, the
process of getting plans and other Incl
dental things that comes up in the erect
ion OF large plant would necessarily take
considerable time and it will be doubtful
If We see many visabe effects for some
time at that place.
The committee of arrangements to the
Eaton and y. Il. :. To be held here the
10Th request thar all who wish to Join
the association this year will do so Al
ouee that preparations can be made for
their entertainment.
Mrs. Herbert Crosby had painful
surgical operation performed in the
hospital at Lewiston, last week, and WIS
doing well AT last accounts.
W. +. Perkins has his steam mill
nearly ready for operation again
There was heavy thunder storm here
yesterday and last evening the electric
lights were not in working order.
These summer storms raise particular
fits with all kinds of electric wires unless
pretty well protected. W.
See Mrs. Norton's advertisement.