The Somerset reporter., 1903-02-26
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Town meeting next Monday.


Mrs. j. C. Gregory has received word
that Mr.. Gregory is sick with scarlet
fever in Gorham where he is pastor.
Gertrude, Pierce took the place of
Georgia Colby as teacher of the inter
mediate school on Monday last.
frankie Chase is quite i'll with gastric
fever
Mrs. =. p. Tinkham of Madison ar
rived, Tuesday noon to see her daughter
Mrs Ernest Andrews.
Belle Colby is home from Skowhegan
for two weeks vacation.
- The Grange drill was held on Satur-
day evening.
Albert clark of Caratunk was in
town last week.
Thomas Reynolds was at Skowhegan
last saturday.
Mark savage is now able to ride up
to his store occasionally
g. w. Abbey is at work changing the
interior of the store formerly occupied
by E. w Moore George Baser will
occupy it as harness shop after May 1st.
Rev. w. A. Richmond was entertained
at the home of +. Il. Colby over sun
day. Mr.. Richmond has accepted a
call as pastor of the Cong. church of
this place and will commence his labors
here in May
Guy and Nat Williams have shipped
thirteen cars of poplar pulp to CumbeI-
land mills beside several cars of wood
to Madison this winter.
David Bean was at home over Sunday.
Mr. Raan travaIad nvar naarlv ALI of a
state of Maine procuring ash lumber
for shovel blocks for Watson's shovel
handle factory at Oakland.
Miss Lydia Russell is in very poor
health this winter.
Frank Hilton injured his foot quite
severely one day last week by being
caught under his sled
K. C.Gray of Madison was in town last
week.
Bert HUFF is at home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. g. Chase are visiting
Mrs. hase's sister, Mrs. Murphy at
North Arson.
Mrs Chas. Norton of Scion was in
town Saturday on her way up river to
spend short time among friends Her
husband is at work at Pierce pond.
Fred Baker visited his daughter,
Caddie Andrews on Pleasant Ridge
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nellie French of North
Arson went to The Forks Saturday
last and expect to return Thursday of
this week.
Mr.. Thomas Whitney is at home
from the woods and has been quite sick.
simeon hitney and Miss Annie
Wright gave dancing party to thirty.
five of their friends at Garage hall last
Friday evening. The occasion was
much enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. K. f. Hill of Moscow is quite
poorly of late. Not able to sit up ali of
the time.
Mrs. Elias Andrews was so unfortu-
nate as to fall down stairs last week,
hurting herself quite severely though
no bones were broken. Flora Bassett
is caring for her.
Ola Baker is quite sick with the
humps aud Eva Foss is taking her place
at the hotel.
Rev. Fred Mcneil preached at the
Methodist church last sunday.
Nora Lander was at home, sunday
last.
Florence Cahill of Skowhegan was
among friends in Moscow the past week.
Mrs. Augusta Burke of Moscow who
has been confined to her bed by sick
ness for a long time, died on Monday
morning. The funeral services were
held ednesday afternoon.
Mark Savage went to Augusta to at
tend legislature, Tuesday of this week.
An accident and illness prevented his
going earlier. Mr.. savage was accom-
panied by his wife.
The church fair, which was planned
to come off in February is now arrang
ed for Mar. 10th aud 18th.
A grand ball is expected here on
Mar. 4th