The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-10-31
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns.
East Fairfield

East Fdirneld
Miss Gerry Dunbar is finishing her
business education at Pittsfield
Mrs Frye is still visiting in Harmony
Mr. Christie Gleason is at work on a
hay press for Mr.. Jewett this fall.
Mr.. Charles Rice will work for Mr..
Abel Snow, this winter
Grace Burrill of Poland springs visited
her sister, Mrs. Wardwell, recently
Mont Ames of shawmut visited at
George Cayfords over sunday
Walter Hall is quite sick again. Mrs.
Hall and Leon visited in Brooks, last
week.
Victor Grange conferred the fourth de-
gree, observed the twenty seventh ami
versary, had lecture from Bro. Ihomp-
son and gave a chicken pie supper, Sat
urday evening. There was good
crowd in attendance, visitors from
Winslow, Oakland and Skowhegan.
William Barton and wife of Winslow
were in this place, sunday.
Mrs. Susie Ames visited in Skowhegan,
recently.
sewell Wells is reported to be very
sick with typhoid fever in Portland.
Mrs Olive Hodgen is very low at the
present writing. Her sister, Mrs. DAVIS,
is caring for her.
DR.. Goodspeed aud wife visited at
John Walkers, Sunday.
Walter Palmer, who has recently ar
rived from Alaska, is attending 10 the
wants of customers in his brother store
and the post office here, which gives
Melvin quite change from bis close
attention to business in the past seven
years, as we'll as Mrs. Palmer alsp.
Mrs. Helen smith is visiting her
brother in Madison, this week.
Miss Mae Bowman of Wateryille visit
ed at 4. y. joys, over Sunday; also o
A. Bowman and wife of North Fairfield.
Mr.. Kidder of Clinton is doing some
mason work for Percy Kicker in his new
carriage shop
Bert Tracy and family of st, lbans Wis
tied Mrs. y. J Tracy, last week, while
on their way 10 sidney
Walter Smith of Stanford, Conn, Wis
tied at Good viii Farm, last week, where
he found them busy putting fifty feet
onto the east end of Pine Dale barn and
planning for the new green house that
Is to be built of steel, this fall. They
have just completed very nice hen
house that was much needed.
There was an entertainment at the
Ryerson school building, Friday evening.
The Moody high school was invited and
very enjoyable time reported.
Mrs. Drew and daughter Kate of Nor
ridgewock have moved into the Wardwell
house for the winter.
Miss Georgia Morrow is visiting at
Good VIII.
E. Kelley lost a very nice COW, last
Saturday,
Mr.. Hickey of Brooks has moved here
aud will work for Geo. Kicker in the
saw mill, this wipter.
Athens.
Winona Rebekah Lodge, No. II, l. O.
o. F., was largely attended, Thursday
evening, Oct "a The Degree was con.
ferred on Mrs. Janet Davis and the staff
won great praise to themselves for 30
beautifully conducting the Degree. Nov
ID, the Rebekahs will turn the meeting
over to the brothers, who will show the
sisters how they would preside Good
supper will be given the brothers at the
close of the meeting. l.
S. T. Goodrich is doing a good job on
his cellar with brick and mortar to keep
out the ravages of Jack Frost.
There was no primary school last
week, owing to repairs on the school
house chimney.
Ernest Holman of Skowhegan passed
Sunday at the old home here.
Leo Merkle, who had rooms in Mrs
Bixby's house for some time past, has
now set up his household goods in the
rooms recently occupied by A. c. Wade
in M. 5. Cleveland's house.
Mrs. r. d. Pratt, who passed few
days at home, returned to Portland, last
week