The Somerset reporter., 1902-08-21
F. R. Buck of Bingham was in town,


The rural schools of Cornville will be-
gin on Monday, Sept. Sth.
Miss Eva Moore went to Augusta on
Monday, to pass the week.
Mr.. Edward Vigue of Oakland was in
town few days last week,
Mrs. 5. F. Greene and lady friend of
Solor were in town, Tuesday.
George L. Crockett of Boston, Is pass
ing his annual vacation in town.
The Saturday night dances at The
Pines will be resumed next week.
Mr.. Edmund Roy and family OF Oak
land are visiting relatives In town.
L. L. Walton, Esq, went to Bangor,
Tuesday afternoon, on professional bust
ness.
Gordon Wildes left Monday for Isle of
Springs where he will spend u brief
vacation.
Mrs. V. W. Nelson returned Saturds V
from Detroit where she has been visiting
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Appleton of Ban
gor, are guests Of their sister, Miss Helen
A. Sanborn.
Mrs. J. P. Clark and daughter, Lessie,
left, Tuesday afternoon, for a visit at
Kennebunkport.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. French and
children have returned from visit with
relatives, In Bath.
Mrs. }. H. Wood and son Phillip left
Monday for visit to relatives in Port
land and Keene, n. II.
Hiram Thing has been visiting rela-
tives at Providence, r. /. and Portland,
several days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lewis went to
Bath, Tuesday morning, to pass week
on the coast In that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Davis of westbrook
were guests at the home OF w. T. Seek
ms, Esq., for few days this week.
Robert B. Simpson went to Augnsta
yesterday for a brief stay and will visit
In Lewiston before returning home.
The interest 10 the Sunday rallies at
The Pines held by the Salvation Army
increases. They will continue until
further notice.
Mrs. Elmer Gordon and daughter,
Magma, and her mother, Mrs. Sarah Dur
gin, went to Biddeford and Old Orchard,
Tuesday morning.
The Town Improvement Society will
hold their meeting at The Pines, Monday
afternoon, Aug. %. Basket picnic sup
per. Take $50 car.
A grand ball for the benefit of the
Maccabee band will be given In Grange
hall, tomorrow friday evening. Lees
orchestra furnishes the music.
DR.. Geo. NJ. White of Sand WITCH, Mass,
was In town few hours, Saturday, on
his way to up river Somerset towns
where he will pass short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Sanford Of Mimi
eapolis, MINI. aud Mr.. and Mrs. A. Often
of waterville, were guests of Chss. H.
futile and family, Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Congregational Church will reopen
next Sunday. Morning worship at 10.45.
Preaching by the pastor. Sunday school
at 1905. Evening service at 700. All
are welcome.
Alvah Berry who has been cooking at
the Megsntic Club House, near Agnes,
Canada, came to Skowhegan last week
and is nursing finger he injured some
days previous.
Members of Sunset Chapter, o. E. S..
who intend to be present at the Field
Day Of Eastern Star chapters of the
county at Lakewood, Thursday next, are
requested to take 10 O'Clock q. m. car.
Mrs. Alkaline Hill, accompanied by
her grand. daughter, Miss Arabella Hill,
left on Saturday to visit relatives In
Augusta and Oakland. Miss Hill will
also visit Portland before returning
home.
The prize ball at The Pines, the 14tb
inst. was attended by large party, and
one Of the most enjoyable times of the
season was the result. By special re.
quest another prize ball will be given
Thursday night, Aug. 2sth.
The latest acquisition to the blooded
stock at "Killcare," the farm Of Mr.. G.
Il. Davis Of New York city, 10 "a very fine
bull calf from the celebrated st. Lambert
stock, and pronounced by those who
should know, probably the best Jersey
In Maine. The st. Lambert stock has
record to average 25 lbs. of butter for
each COW. Apparently Mr.. Davis means
to have the best.
Mrs. j.. Smith Nutting has received
the notice of the death of her aunt, Mrs.
Olive e. (Clevelsnd) wife of r. B.
Swift, which occurred at her home In
Laddonia, No., Aug. 10. Mrs. Swift
was the daughter Of the late Joseph a nd
Olive (Stewsrd) Cleveland of Skowhe-
gan, Me. and the last Of quite q family
of children. She lived for several years
In Madison, then going to Ladonia, Mo-,
where she has made her home for some