The Somerset reporter., 1901-10-10
Growing chilly NIGHTS.

Arthur Rogers shot two deer in this
vicinity, Monday, they were both fine
bucks, one weighing 175 and the other
200 lbs.
Miss Henrietta Danforth is visiting
relatives in Bangor for a short time.
Mrs II. L. Maddocks returned from
several weeks trip in Waldo and Kenne-
bee counties, last week, THURSDAY,
Mrs. {. NJ. Lindsey left here. Monday
morning, for Bangor where she will
spend the winter with friends.
Mr.. Fernando Carr, Miss Neva John
son and Mrs. Althea Campbell! are
attending the Musical Festival at Port
land, this week.
Miss Rhoda Baker passed to a higher
life, sunday morning. Just two weeks
previous her sister Harriet died, they
had been lifelong companions and for
many years have been living alone in
their home on the north side. Miss
Baker steadily failed after the death of
her sister until the end came The
funeral services were held Tuesday at
the house, Rev, j. A, Jones officiating.
Mrs. 7. c. Shorey, who has been con-
fined to the house for a number of DAYS
by sickness, is much better at this writ.
ing
The V. |. 5. will meet with Mis-.
Bolan, tomorrow afternoon, the subject
is Russia and Russian authors. with
quotations from the same. We don't
know whether the ladies mean to quote
in the Russian language or not if they
do we will probably have an account of
several dislocated jaws in our next
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Wiggin and little
daughter of Carmel and Mrs. Mary f.
Locke of Etna are visiting at the home
of Hiram Bigelow.
f c. Holt & Co. have sold their cloth
ing business to Mr. E II Vaughn of
Strong who has taken possession. Mr.
Holt has been with us for nearly a
decade of years and we regret that he is
now TO leave the line of business he has
been carrying on here. Mr. Vaughn, his
successor, is an experienced man in this
line of trade so the business is in good
hands
The benefit supper and dance at the
X. of 2. hall, on Friday evening, was
well attended and the net proceeds
amounted to $50 is.
The supper and installation at the
Masonic nall Saturday evening was an
interesting and social time. Members
and invited guests to the number OF
over one hundred were present A fine
oyster supper WAS served in the high
school room, after which the installation
ceremonies were performed in the hall
by Past Master Geo. Q arr, the install
ing officer. The list of officers is as FOL
lows: f. S Miller. W NJ Ernest Gil
man, 5. W; Henry Hussey, Jr W;
Charles A. Ward, Sec Z. II Hussey,
Treas Rev. j. A Jones, Chap c. "
Farrand, Mar E II Tobey, 81 {;
Chas. Moulton, Jr 5 Geo. Gilman. ~
d.. has Miller, Jr. D.. Steward Wing.
Tyler Past Master II f Hale acted as
installing marshal. A fine musical and
literary program was furnished
Those who attended the musical fes-
tiva at Bangor from this place were
Mrs Boan. Mrs. II :. " hitting, Miss
Martha Loring, Mrs Cora smith and
Mrs Hattie Fields.
Mrs K. A. Whitney is visiting friends
in Bangor.
+. :. Miller is putting in new eamp-
son water wheel ut his SAW mill. which
will run the board saw. 1t will effect
great economy in the amount of water
used.
Il NJ Baker picked ripe straw berries
from his vines on the 2ua of the month
and there we're also blossoms.
How To preserve a barrel OF cideg for
81 0o; ask Frank ". Bueknam, druggist,
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