The Somerset reporter., 1901-09-26

Everybody attended the fair at Starks.
Tuesday.
The work of labelling and shipping is
going smoothly along at the corn shop
Mrs. Augusta Clough was il town
visiting friends, Tuesday.
The singers are getting ready to at
tend the Festival Chorus at Bangor,
next week.
We are sorry TO learn that the change
| of climate for Colorado does not agree
with Perley Yease. lie has been get
| ting along nicely in New Mexico and
thinking he might do better by going up
into Colorado, went there a few DAYS
ago, only to find that the higher altitude
was less adapted to the condition of his
| health than the climate of New Mexico.
He will probably return this week
The V. |. :. will meet with Mrs
Elizabeth Sawyer, tomorrow afternoon,
on Wateryile Ave. The subject will be
"China and the Chinese Empire, and
Confucias. Quotations on the subject
The teachers of the primary and in.
termediate schools request the parents
of the children in these schools 10 keep
them at home SO they will not arrive at
the school house before twenty minutes
of nine as the doors are not opened until
that time.
The new telephone line to -Larone is
being strung, this week. DR.. Ames and
E. II. Tobey are actively engaged in the
work and are the moving spirits of the
line. They have some fine instruments
and it works in the finest kind OF shape
Ii will be great convenience to the
paOnIp liViDU in that Sentiop
Mr. Preble is moving into {. l.. Carr 5
house on Main street, this week.
Mrs. Cram died Sunday night. after
an illness combining her to her bed of
several weeks. She was about eighty.
eight years of age. Her mind began to
fail her about two years ago and since
that time she has lived with and been
cared for by Mrs harles Morse Mrs
Cram was one of our Oldest residents
and for great many years has been
member of the Baptist church here.
being the oldest member in point of
years in which she had belonged or the
next to the oldest. The funeral ser.
vices occurred yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock. She leaves one grandson. who
lives in New Hampshire.
Mrs. W. L. Wheeler and Miss Josie
Mills spent saturday and Sunday in Mt.
Vernon.
How to keep a barrel of cider sweet
for S1.O0. Ask F ". Bucknam, Skow
hogan.
Miss Harriet Baker died at SO, sun
day afternoon, after only very short
illness, lasting only from Thursday OF
last week Miss Baker and her sister,
Rhoda, have lived at their residence en-
| the north side for very many years in
each others company, seldom going cut
or making any visits away from town.
She was a very estimable lady and will
be greatly missed by her circle of friends
and especially her sister, Miss Rhoda
Dr., Smythe and wife, who is also a sis
ter, had just started, last week, for their
home in Washington, d. =. aid were
stopping few days with relatives in
Boston when they learned the sad news
They arrived, Monday afternoon, to be
present At the funeral.
On Thursday afternoon The stores
were closed in honor to our dead Press.
dent and everybody attended the memo
rial services held in the Baptist church.
which was appropriately decorated for
'"V "a o"ol'i.. Nc " AVS al 1io
sermon, reviewed the life of the Presl-
dent and brought into a strong light the
many goed things which he had accom-
pushed and his peaceful resignation IT,
his fate when he knew The end Wa risa
Tins Wan followed by wprds Of T..
nouuctmeut of the class OF people -
which the murderer belonged Fht
sermon MAS an able one and ae.i fst
close attention 81 the audience Tire
baud stone cutters uuiar sHa Ire
school children were eu5 .r . body
Nearly al the men beers 't ... o., s.. Il
were present.
Nj Robert Tarr and frtra# at Rock
port Mass were IA tnNa VISITING al :.
Is Ful'er's, saturday ttrrraon ard
sunday.