The Somerset reporter., 1902-07-17

o. W. hathaway, Pres; Mrs. Fannie Hussey
Bee; Mrs. Eecta 7. Tobey Treas Meeting,
first and third Friday afternoons Of the month
Zero LODGE l03 KNIGHTS OF PYTHLAs-F Z
| futile, C. C.. F. c. Holt, K. of r. & :; Edwin
Burgess, NJ. Of E. Tuesday evenings at K P
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Holt have bee Z
spending few days in their cottage al
North Pond during the past week.
Bracket & Russell have just received
another car load of horses to be used in
their sale stables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nye have moved
into the house on the north side of the
river owned by Mr.. Charles Sawyer.
Mr.. Henry Whiting went to Augusta,
Monday with Rufus Longley who will
take course Of treatment at the asy lum.
Mrs. Orrin Jones is suffering badly
from poison which she got while berry
ing from poison ivy.
Miss Maria Carr is visiting friends here
during her summer vacation, and for the
past few days has been enjoying herself
at the cottages with number of other
girls.
Mrs. j. W. Hathaway is in town, this
week and will remain for a few days.
Her many friends are glad to welcome
her.
Mrs. Fannie ellis and three children
and Mrs. Bundy and two children of
Santa Monica, Cal. arrived at the Quin-
nebasset, last week to spend their sum-
mer vacation.
The new telephone line in the Long
ley district has been completed and con-
nected with the New Sharon and Nor.
ridgewock Telephone Company's wires
here.
The V |. S. will meet in a picnic at
The Pines on Friday afternoon of this
week, the ladies leaving here on the two
o'clock car in the afternoon. Each
member is requested to take a cup and
spoon and those who have not been visit
ed by the committee are expected to
bring cake.
W. F. Browns dental Office is closed
this week during his attendance at the
Maine Dental Society's meeting at Cam
den.
Rev. T. w. Jones of Philadelphia,
who is stopping at the Quinnebasset
this season will occupy the pulpit of the
Congregational church next Sunday.
There will be a fellowship picnic of
the Congregational church members of
this place and the members from the
Skowhegan Congregational church at
the Pines on Thursday afternoon of this
week if the weather is suitable.
Mrs. Fred Whiting arrived from New
York last Thursday to spend her sum.
mer vacation. The remainder of the
Whiting family will arrive later. Mrs.
Whiting was coming on from New York
on the Priscilla the boat which was
in collision with another steamer on its
way from Fall River to New York and
she was obliged to come another way.
The V. l. S. have made out their pro-
gram for the years literary work and it
is very complete and embraces a number
of lines of research.
Mr.. c. E. Vease and party report
from along the route that they are get
ting along finely.
Mrs. c. Il. Fuller returned from Paw
tucket, r. l. and other places, Saturday
night, where she has been spending a
number of weeks visiting relatives and
friends. She enjoyed all the pleasures
of being in the midst of the street car
strike section of Rhode Island during
the recent exciting times.
Mrs. jeanette johnson has been spend.
ing a number of days visiting friends in
Bangor, spending her 4th there.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS: The fol-
lowing are the real estate transfers re-
Gently recorded at the county registry:
Fairtield-L. D. Rand TO Robert D..
Rice, 81; Elihu Lawrence to A. +.
Lawrence, 81; II. l.. Haskell to Mary
f. Haskell, $3.50.
Smithfield-James futile to VIM. II.
futile, $1,000; Carrie B. Stevens 10 NJ.
S. Jewett, 81.
Detroit--A. L. Kicker to Bert r.
Bracket, 81; Frank Hatch to Chas v.
Russell, 500.
Cornville-Samuel o. Locke to Ezra
Andrews, 500.
New Portlaud-Fred Mckinney to
Frank l.. Jones, 81.
Madison-Nsomi Hayden 10 Geo. B.
Fairgrieves, $685.; Abbie VI. Gray to
John C. GRAY, 81; Sarah j. Ames to E.
NJ. Ames, 81.
Starks-Frank J, Greenesf to D. H.
Bartlett, sou.
ST. Administered Avery 70 F. A.
Lunell, $50; d. ". Wheeler to Z. J.
Cooley, 500,
Skowhegau-Hclen 5. Coburn ct al to
Geo. O. Smith ct al, 81; | l.. Whitman
TOD. p. Merrill. $500; p. H, 5. Vaughan,
to Halle Y. Pease, $1,000; 5. J. Walton
to O. d. Wells ct al, 81.
HARMONY F. spsulding to A. f.
Marble, 5000
Bingham-Msria Cahill to Belle a.
Small, 500; Serena Corson et al TO Malou
Patterson. 81; Abel F. Moore ct al to
Carrie MeAbbey, $50.
Solou-S. II. Labree to Malou Patter.
son, 81.
Ripley-John \. Shay to Leroy 5,
Seavey, $1,000.
Pittstield--Ada f. Davidson to :. NJ.
RAYMOND Sl.S NJ RAYMOND to Ada f.