The Somerset reporter., 1903-08-13

MT. and Mrs. Fred Draper and children
of Wayland. Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Diapers brother, Philander Wilson and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark wiggin and grand
son, Leon Jones, who have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. R Fairbrother, returned
to Portland, Monda!.
Mrs. Evelyn Gray, Mrs. Nettie Aver
and Miss Genie Aver are spending the
week with Mrs. Ira Gushing at The
Forks.
J. w. leighton, representing the
Maccabee lodge, was in town Tuesday,
leaving Wednesday morning for Angus
Ia.
VIM. Mckay and Mrs. Reede of Cam
bridgeport, Mass, arrived in town Tues
day evening, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Benjamin.
Mrs. G. A Quimby of Boston, national
president of the Woman's Missionary
Association, is the guest of Rev. and
Mrs o. M. Hilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 1ibbetts of
Gardiner returned home the first of the
week after having been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Benjamin for several
days.
There will be services in the Congre
gational church, Sunday morning at
10 As, and in the evening at o'clock.
1t Is expected that DIR. J. r. Eaton will
preach.
Mrs Calvin Walker has q monthly
pink which has blossomed profusely
for so small plant 1t recently had Sd
blossoms at one time, and was mass of
crimson
Rev. P. j. Robinson of Windsor, Yer
mont, has been visiting his brother, Ly-
sander Robinson, for several days. Sun
day forenoon he occupied the pulpit of
the Congregational church.
No services were held at the Free
Baptist church last Sunday. Rev. Mabel
G. Andrews, the pastor, who has been
at Ocean Park for several days, will &C.
cupy the pulpit next Sunday afternoon
at the usual hour.
Thursday evening, Aug. 10 the young
people of the Universalist church will
give a musical entertainment at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. sawyer.
During the evening each one that has
learned dollar for the church will
tell or get some one to tell, in poetry,
how he earned his dollar.
Mrs VIM Clark of Fairfield who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Samuel
A. Walker, returned home saturday.
Mrs Clark is the wife of Rev. VIM.
Clark who preached here about 80 years
ago
James Perkins of Madison who has
charge of the pulp drive down on the
fiur m md ma r. commanded
putting the logs over the dam here
Wednesday. There are 300 cords in
the drive, $500 of which have reached
here. the remainder, about 5000 cords,
is hung up on the gravel above for want
of water. A large part of this pulp
came out of Sandy stream.
The fall term of Ansen Academy will
open Tuesday, August %, under the in
struction of Prof. George Thomas Sweet,
a graduate of Colby college, class 03.
Prof Sweet is a resident of Atkinson,
Me-, where he was for one year superln-
tendent of schools. In '96 he was grad
uated from the Higgins Classical In
sttute and from Bangor Business col
lege in '97. Prof. sweets assistant in
the Academy will be Miss Helen Frances
Simmons, the popular teacher who has
held this position several terms. Mrs.
Maud Emery will teach music.
F.. Taylor of Brookline, Mass, and
S. P. Taylor of this village returned
Monday from five days outing at
Pleasant Pond. They were accompanied
by their sister, Mrs w. B Goodrich, of
Bingham On theii way they captured
a very large hedgehog, and retained its
claws as souvenirs. They caught 80
trout, and picked a bushel of blueber
ries. They were also fortunate in find
ing a family of coon kittens. Taken all
together it was delightful trip. When
one owns, as does Mr. F. J Taylor and
Mrs Goodrich, 80 charming resort as
Pleasant Pond farm 1t is worth going
many miles to reach it. Mr.. Taylor
leaves here the latter part of the week
and will visit in ST. Andrews, New
Brunswick, before returning 10 Brook
line.
Stops the Cough apd works OF the Cold