The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-04-06
Scion.

MI. SeVery mas also rented MT. .. n
Morse's house on upper Maize St.
On account of sickness Mr.. Fuller was
unable TO play for the dance here last
Wednesday evening so Sumner Wilson
took his place. There were quite num-
Der of couples from the surrounding
towns. although the weather was so I'M
favorable the greater part Of the day.
J. H. Giay is still 10 Boston.
We were very glad to see Leander Nc.
Intire on our streets again. He has been
in the woods since very early last fall.
Mrs John Swain of Orono college, has
been spending her vacation here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leander Nc
Intire.
Mr. Skdmore of No. Arson, was in
town the last OF the week
Chas. Tarbell and wife and Chas.
Davis and wife of No. AnsoD, were at
Mrs Jacob Goodwin's Sunday.
Moses Thompson and wife of Embden,
were in town Saturday.
Mrs Elain Stevens and daughter of
Embdun, were in town Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall of West
Madison, were in town Saturday.
Jacob Goodwin and Will Jackman at.
tended the Odd Fellows lodge at No.
Arson, Thursday evening.
Miss Sadie Irvine started for Boston.
Tuesday morning, to select her spring
mllinary. She expects to be gone ten
days or two weeks.
Miss Edie Grant and her mother, Mrs.
George Hall, went to Madison, Tuesday.
Lowell Ward went to Boston, Monday.
We understand he is going to New York
and several other places before he returns.
Mrs. Fred Mantor of No. Arson, spent
the day in Scion, Tuesday, calling on
friends.
]. H. Caswell of No. Arson was in
town, Tuesday, on his way to Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Wells of Madi
son Bridge, who have been visiting
friends ano relatives here for the pas,
week, have returned home.
Mrs. Newell Nye is better, so she is
able to be around the house and go out of
doors.
Mr. Newell Nye was down to Madison,
Monday evening, to see Sreeter Dan
forth, who is quite sick
The band boys voted, Monday evening.
to buy uniforms and they will probably
have them before Memorial day. They
already have quite a little bank account
and f they make go of the drama, they
are talking OF, they will not have to go
down very deep into their pockets to pay
for them We are glad they have decid-
ed to have them for no matter how nicely
band plays if they are not in uniform
they don't seem like a band and the way
the snow is going today ii won't be long
before Dave can start in on the band
stand. G..
Dennis McCollor of Waterville, was
visiting his brother last week.
Mrs Hannah Jewett is failing fast.
Mr. N. P. Topper was married week
before last to Mrs Ridley of Athens.
Ora Harvlle has gone to Old Town to
work carpentering for Mr.. Foster.
Liberty Jones of West Athens, has
hired with Howard Jewett for the sum-
mer. Mr.. Jones has his ,mily with him
The neighbors cut and hauled to the
door some 10 cords of wood at a bee for
Nathan Davis. last week.
Sap has started at last
There will be A church sociable at Alvin
Heald's on Thursday evening, weathet
permitting or next fair evening. Pie and
cake.
Climena Rowell met with a bad acct
dent short time ago, she has been very
sick with la grip and was getting to move
about her room when in putting stick of
wood in the heater she fell and broke her
hip.
Mrs Mary Paul is quite feeble from the
effects of the grip.
DR.. Paul returned from Boston, last
Friday, where he had been with Mrs.
Moses French, Jr., who went to the
hospital there. T.