The Somerset reporter., 1899-05-18

Naomi Stevens and calling on other
friends.
Mrs. Fred Coolidge and Miss Jennie
Pollard were at Skowhegan, Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Vittum was at Skowhegan,
shopping. Wednesday.
Fratk Dnrrell of the Weston House,
Madison. was in town. Thursday.
Thursday evening the band boys gave
US another sample of their gooo music.
They marched around the square and
then stopped in front of the Hotel and
gave little co cert which every one en-
joyed very much
Mrs. Samuel Bunker of No. Arson,
was ia town Thursday.
Jewett Savage of Madison, was IN town
Wednesday.
We were very sorry to hear of an acct
dent that happened to Dudly Heay one
day, the last of the week, while working
in the pulp mill yard In some way he
stuck what they call log hook through
his left hand, making very sore and
painful wound.
The little rain we had Thursday night
seemed to be just what was needed. The
grass is beginning to look nice and green
and the trees are leaving out very rapidly
P S Longley was at Skowhegan, Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Sarah Mantor and son of West
Madison. were visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Mott French, Sunday.
Mrs. Philanda Baker and son of Cara
funk, were at Maon Patterson's and Mrs
Mildred Manson's Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mrs. George Bates and Miss Cora Nc
Tntire of Cornvile, were visiting their
sister, Mrs Alfredia Maynard, Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Knights is stopping with
Mrs, Within ton again this summer
Master Lester Williams of No. Arson.
was visiting his aunt, Ms NJ. H. An
drews, Sunday.
Mrs Wilmington has returned to Bay
View Farm after her winter sojourn in
Massachusetts.
Chester Jones is at home again after
his serious illness OF pneumonia at
Bingham.
Mr.. George Clark and F. s. Parsons Of
No. Arson, were 10 town Monday
Harold Randett is the proud possessor
OF new bicycle, present from his uncle,
David Rowell.
Sam Gould and Fred Parsons of No.
Arson, were in town Thursday.
Forrest Colby of Bingham, was in town
Sunday.
Mrs. Naomi Stevens and Miss Alta
Gray were at No. Arson, Saturday.
We see that Ina Soper has a new
wheel. Congratulations, hope you'll en-
JOY it.
A full grown moose caused consider
able excitement, Sunday morning. He
walked through Cnds Clark's door yard
and down nearly to Elias Smiths when
some one frigh ened him and he imnedi-
ately made tracks for the woods. He was
seen by several and nothing but the
stringency OF the game law saved his life
Fred Merrill, Amos Johnson and some
other parties passed through town Satur-
day on their way to Mayfeld fishing.
The ladies' aid met with Mrs, Parkman,
Tuesday, May 10Th. G.
Mr.. HIATT of East Madison, preached at
the Congregational church, Sunday
morning, in exchange with Mr.. Good
win.
Mrs. o. w. Hilton and Mrs. George
Cross we're at Bingham, Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis of Madison,
are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Ernest Andrews of Pleasant
Ridge, is visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs Abel Stevens.
Rev. and Mrs G. X, Goodwin are
spending few days at North Anson.
The Ladies Home Circle meets this
Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. P. 5.
Longley.
Mrs. l.. 4. Ward visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Libby of Embden,
Saturday and Sunday.
Tim Clark and Freeman Young were
at Skowhegan, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Baker were at
Skowhegan, Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs George Savage of Jack
man, were in town last week.
Northern Light Rebekah Lodge l. O.
o. +. will observe it's anniversary, Satur-
daw evening, May Goth.