The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-10-17
Lots of places to 90 to this evening

mere VIII De an autumn tea ia the
congregational yestry this evening.
These are state affairs and all the god
things ot the season are on tap
More cases Of work for the cat shops
! have arrived n town during tie past
two weeks than We have seen tor num-
Der OF years.
There will be social at the residence
OF Or. Ames, this evening, given by the
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
church Refreshments Will be served
Miss Clara Knowlton will move into
the Nugent house soon. The place in
which she has been living on Main st.
the property of the late Mrs. cram. has
been sold TO William Mitchell. who will
move into it as soon as it is vacated by
Mrs. Knowlton
Mrs. Seth Cutler and son will move
into the lower rent of Mrs. sarah Gould's
house on Main street. Mrs Gould will
occupy the upper part as formerly.
Miss Carrie Dunlap reports herself as
feeling much better. Last week she
had very pleasant visit with friends at
Owen Taylor's on Oak hill, and enjoyed
it very much
Mr.. +. Il. Vaughn has taken posses
sion of the store he recently purchased
from F {. Holt Il Co. and has moved
his family here. They have rented the
Ed Longley house
F. c. Holt attended the grand lodge
of Good TempIars last week. Nj Holt
is very active in the work and il is sell
dom indeed that he misses meeting
Leland Merrill has rented the upper
part of Geo Cars house for the winter
and will clerk for A. O. Frederic.
E. II. Cooley left Saturday to resume
his position in Brookline, Mass, lie was
accompanied by Howard Woodman.
Miss Annie Jones is visiting friends in
town for few weeks, she has been
spending the past year in Saco
Miss Jennie ,horey arrived home from
Malboro, Mass. last week, 10 care Tor
her mother, Mrs. 2 G. ShOrey. who was
learn that Mrs Shorey is improving
The library matter seems to be coming
to focus, the books which the State
were to furnish according to the pro-
visions of the law, have arrived and
the other books will doubtless be Sc
cured soon.
The members of Old Point lodge L o.
G. I. are requested To meet in Dr. ". F.
Browns office this evening,
Mr.. 5. X and c. II. Fuller succeeded
in raising the largest amount of corn for
the shop, this year, of any. They had
nine acres under cultivation. \ large
number of the others had much great
er acreage than this but did not raise so
much corn.
Derne Greene, who has been clerklng
at the Quinnebassett, this season, re-
turned to Boston. Monday.
Rev. J. A. Jones rendered his resigna-
ton as pastor of the congregational
church, sunday morning Mr. Jones
will accept a call from the Congrega-
tional church Of Plymouth, Penn. sun.
day morning he exchanged pulpits with
Rev. F. q. Davis of the Baptist church
and his letter of resignation was read by
Mr.. Davis after the services. Although
something of the kind had been rumor-
ed several days before, il was sad con
gregation that filed cut after hearing
the rumor confirmed. Mr. Jones has
been with the church fer fifteen years
and n good citizen of the town, all the
town. every day of his residence. and
there is a warm spot in everybody
heart toward him, which he heartily
reCiprocates. His new field will bring
him near his relatives, many of whom
live in that state. The resignation will
take effect as soon as can be mu'ua3y
agreed upon by the society and &r
Jones.
The senior class of the y. II = gave /
a fine salad supper at the Baptist vesty !