The Somerset reporter., 1901-09-12
Scion


Pond a couple OF days. last week.
Mrs. Yira Grant, who has been visit
ing her brother, Fred Drury for a
couple of weeks, returned to Portland,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Helen Hilton and Mrs. Lucy
Dinsmore of No. Arson were in town,
Wednesday of last week
Mr.. Everett Pollard of Quincy, Mass,
has been visiting his brother, Mark
Pollard.
Mrs. 5 +. Greene is visiting relatives
in Portland.
+. +. Fairbrother and wife of SHOW
hogan were in town, Friday.
Mrs. J. H. Gray and her mother, Mrs.
10 o. Yittum, were at No. Arson,
Thursdsy of last week. -
Mr.. Hallett of Waterville was in town,
Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Merry of No. Arson was
IN town, Tuesday afternoon.
Miss sadie Young, who has position
In Lewiston was home for couple of
days, last week.
Miss Eide Davis of No. Arson was in
town, Friday evening, and went home,
Saturday noon.
Miss Carrie Whitman of Portland is in
town visiting friends.
Mrs. Henry Wilson and little daugh-
ter, Floyd, returned from Southport,
the first of last week.
Mr. Everett Butts and wife and Miss
olive Lander we're at Lakewood, sun
day.
Miss Mary Wilson and her sister Miss
Edith, we're at Lakewood, Sunday.
Mr. Guy Dauforth of Portland is in
town, the guest Of Mr.. Fred Drury.
Mr.. George Abbey of Madison was in
town a couple of days, last week, visit
ing his son, Clifford, and daughter, Ida
The Ladies Home Circle met with
Mrs. f. ). Pollard, Thursday afternoon,
Sept. II.
Mrs. Craig is visiting in Madison, this
week
Mrs. Charles Moore returned, Friday,
from her visit in Boston and Lewiston.
Mrs. NJ. II. Andrews visited her
father in Lewiston and sister in Var
mouth, last week.
Dr. S. F. Greene attended State Fair
ia Lewiston, last week.
Miss Annie Williams is at home spend
ing her vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Almond Caswell of New
Portland, who have been at work for
DR.. Paul for the past few months, went
home the last of the week
The grand Woodmen's ball, last Fri
day evening, was success In every way
and one of the largest crowds ever seen
in Solon.f Music was furnished by
Halls full orchestra The supper under
the management of Kelley and Stevens
was first class Skowhegan, Madison,
No Arson, Bingham and Emblem were
well represented.
Mr.. Henry washbuFn Of Bingham was
In town, Monday.
Mrs. Ed Magoon of Bingham was in
town, Monday.
Mr.. G. NJ. Severy went to New York,
Saturday, where he expects to stay
through the winter.
The Scion band furnished music at
Skowhegan, Tuesday and Wednesday,
for the cattle show and far.
Mark Savage of Bingham was in town,
Tuesday. u
To lovers of good music, the musicale
at Mr.. c. w. Clark's, Saturday evening,
was treat such as this town seldom
affords. The evenings entertainment
was opened by the orchestra, Mr. Clark
playing first corAet, Miss Geneva Clark,
second cornet, Miss Marguerite Clark,
the violin, Mr.. Austin, the mandolin,
and Mrs. Austin, the piano. Their &C.
lections we're fine. Miss Marguerite
deserves especial mention, for although
it has been but few months since she
began to play the violin, yet she carried
her part through with as much ease as
the rest Mr.. j. II. Gray sang "Oh, Oh!
Miss Phoebe" and "Those Goo Goo
Eyes" Mr. Austin accompanying him
on the banjo, and Goodbye Dolly
Gray" Mrs. Austin accompanying on
the piano. Next, Miss Elva Whipple
sang three selections, then followed
piano solos by Mrs. Austin, Miss Alta
Gray and Miss Geneva Clark, selections
upon the banjo by Mr.. Austin, recita
ton by Miss Lulu Irvine and music by
the orchestra. Ice cream and chocolate
and vanilla waters were then served.
That this part of the entertainment was
thoroughly enjoyed, all who have ever
partaksrpf Mrs. Clark's hospitality will
readily believe. The programme closed
with good old time dance music by Mr..
Sumner Wilson, violinist, Mr.. Clark,
cornetist, and Mrs j. Fl. Gray, pianist.
At late hour the thirty-three guests
dispersed to their several homes, THANK
ing their host and hostess for truly
enjoyable evening, and sincerely re-
GRATING that il wAa the last occasion
they would have of meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Clark in Scion.
For over seven years they have lived in
town and have SO endeared themselves
to the hearts of the people that there
are few who will not feel sorrow at the
departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark and the
girls, May success and happiness await
them in their new home.
Athens