The Somerset reporter., 1902-07-31

Eaton and y. Il. S. reunion on We'd
nesday, Aug. 9th, which is Wednesday
of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin J Kinds and
daughter, Helen of Stonham, Mass Who
are visiting relatives in Fairfield are ex
pected in town, Thursday. Mr.. Kinds
was formerly a popular instructor in our
high school, while Mrs. Kinds as Miss
Lillian Belanger was graduate of this
school in 1880.
A pleasant event was the celebration
of the 80th birthday of Mrs. Sarah Bos-
ton Allen at her home on Ward street,
Monday afternoon, her friends to the
number of dozen were present to enjoy
the event, refreshments were served on
the lawn and everybody was In high
spirits. Those present were Mrs Filena
Boston, age 70; Mrs. Lydia Il. Burrill,
age 70; Mrs. Nj. p. Hale, IS; Mrs. Sarah
Russell, 10; Mrs. C. B. Barker, 70; Mrs
rs; Mrs. Lydia A. Crosby, Is Mrs. Lydia
70; Mrs. Fl. B. Stevens, 81.
There will be union services in the
vestry of the Baptist church next sun
day evening, the meeting will be led by
Rev. w l.. jennings. This is the first of
a series of union meetings which will
occur alternately in the churches on the
first Sunday evening of each month.
The farmers have been very busy dur
ing the good weather of this week and
are now haying in earnest.
Miss Margaret Sawtele left Wednes-
day of last week for North Hampton,
Mass, where she will soon be joined by
Dr. Sawtelle and family for the summer.
Rev. F. G. Davis is giving series of
Sunday evening talks upon the parallels.
The third of the series was delivered,
Sunday evening.
Rev. Mr. Leech of Nj son was in
town. last week, in the interest of tenn
peranee work.
Mrs. Ralph Wilson and mother of New
ork and Mrs. Mary Abbott of Winslow
visited here, Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lowe have com
menced Housekeeping in Mrs. Dole +
house on the north side Mr.. Lowe dry
ly remarks that though their stock is
small their comfort is great.
Mr.. Warner Bell and daughter of AL.
toona, Penn. are visiting at f. w. Spauld-
ing's.
Mrs. w. j. Harris sud daughters left,
yesterday, for a short visit among rela-
tives in Freedom.
William Wheeler is elerking fer a. O.
Frederic Il Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. 3. Donovan and little
daughter of Lowell, Mass. are visiting
Mrs. Donoyan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
S. Tobey, for few weeks. Last week
they spent two days at North Pond and
while there Mrs. Donovan had the good
fortune to catch one Of the largest black
bass in the pond. It's weight was nearly
five pounds.
Already many members Of the Eaton
y II. =. Alumni Association have slgnl-
fed their intention of beng present at
the annual reunion Aug The officers
and executive committee have been plan
ing for the entertainment and an enjoy
able time is expected 1t is to be hoped
that all former members of this school
will avail themselves OF the opportunity
of Joining the association and being pre-
sent at the reunion whether they have
personally received circulars or not.
The Y. l. ;. will meet tomorrow after.
noon with Mrs. Frances Bolan. The
subject of the meeting is musicale.
Twenty six enjoyed the excursion h
Good VIII Farm, Tuesday mostly mem.
beers of the sabbath schools.
The Maine Trading stamp e.. have
renewed their contract witt aag mer
chants and the people can ae assured
that the system Will be run Ia tile town