The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-08-20
North Arson.

Mrs. w. ) Jones visited at New Port
land Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. E o. Larrabee Of King
field were IN town, Saturday.
Miss Annie L5ngle} Is visiting friends
at Norridgewock aud skowhegau
Miss Ellen Dunbar OF Fairfield is the
guest of mr. and Mrs L. E sawyer
II. G.. Collins Of the New York Com
edy Co., returned to Warren, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Marshall were
guests at Z. Marshal's during sunday.
Mrs. d. L. Foster Of Bingham was
visiting in town for several days last
week.
Mrs o. NJ Hilton and children went
TO okowhegan saturday, for short
visit
Mrs. NJ. Brown and son of Prince
ton, y. B., are visiting Mrs. Herbert
Mitchell.
The Methodist Sunday School has its
annual outing to-day Thursday at the
camp ground
Lester Aver arrived here on Saturday
for visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G.. o. Aver.
Mrs. samantha Thompson of Sko.-
hogan was visiting is town, Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Moore McCulley of Som
erville, Mass, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. D. W. Caswell
Clarence Brown and Miss williamson
of Mercer were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryant, Sunday
Mrs. E. II. Robinson went to Temple.
n. ii. Monday, as representative of the
Cragin- Head family.
$. A. Beal and daughter, Gladys, ar.
rived here from Orono, the guests of
relatives for few days.
Mr.. Sheaff will preach in the Congre
gatlonal chnrch next Sunday morning
at the usual hour, 1915.
Mrs Maria Stevens and Mrs. c. II.
Bartlett of New Portland were guests
of Mrs. W. S. Jones, Saturday.
Mrs. Jane Savage of Madison has
beeu the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Savage during the past week.
Arthur NJ. Clark and Miss Whittemore
came up from Waterville, Friday, to
visit his parents for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Goodwin and Mrs
Merrill and daughter of Scion, were i'll
town, Thursday, calling on friends
Miss Lizzie Holway of Millinockett
has been the guest of Miss Grace Murphy
at the Somerset house the past week.
Miss Blanche E. Chadbourne of Madi-
son recently spent week with the
family of our postmaster, G. L Hoyey.
George Cragin and daughter of Farm
ington aud w D. A. Cragin of Phillips
were in town, Saturday, calling on rel
atlves
Sunday morning at the Methodist
church there was an impressive baptis-
NAL service and reception into the
church
O. w. Savage aud family went to
etratton, Saturday for a visit, the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank Savage and
others.
The carpenters, who are doing the
work on the Methodist church, have
been haying but are now at work again
on the church.
The Ruth Heald Cragiu chapter meets
with Mrs. Heath, Friday afternoon. The
topics are: Origin of the Flag, and De-
borah Sampson.
DR.. G. w. Hutchins and wife were
here, Friday, on their way to Bingham,
to attend the golden wedding of Mr..
Hutchins' uncle.
DR.. and Mrs w. E Harvey and daugh.
ter Frances of Cambridgeport, Mass
arrived here last week and are staying
at Lake Emblem for few days. b. S.
'ol1 nd 20, 10,
Embden.
Rodney and Virdal Clark, sons of
Landlord Clark of Auburn, arrived here
Monday night for visit with friends
and during their stay portion of their
time will be spent camping at Lake
Embden.
The Methodist parsonage, Saturday
evening, was the scene of another we'd
ding, when Burton Il. Dickey of Strong
was united in marriage to Miss Jennie
5. Mitchell of New Vineyard. Miss
Mitchell, during her stay in town last
winter, made many friends who extend
congratulations.
neat folder announcing the Metho-
dist CamPmeeting and giving the daily
program, and partial list of the help.
ers, has been issued. On the first page
is cut of the new boarding house.
Anyone caring for folder may secure
the same fIom Willis c. Emery or Rev.
II. S. Ryder,
Stickney Gray went to Boston, Sat
urday, and from there will 60 to Tenn
pie, N. H., to attend the celebration
commemorative the settlement of the
of the town. Prominent among its
first settlers were Deacon John Cragin
and Major Ephraim Heald, who are the
ancestors of many persons in Arson.
The coming camp meeting on the
Methodist grounds here promises to be
one of the best in the history of the
association. Ample accommodations for
board, hack service, etc. Among the
clergymen expected to be present are
the following: Rev. W. F. Berry Pres
NJ. W. S. and W C, Rev. J. ". Ma
gruder, Phi. D. Rev. J. +. Haley, d. d
Sheriff c. ). Cummings, Rev Daniel
Onstott, Rev. Il. n. Joscelyn, Rev. ".
Canham, Rev. II. Z. Dunnack, Rev Z
Leech, Rev. T. Nhiteside, Rev G. 3.
llannaford, Rev Fred Mcneil, Rev II
l.. Nichols, Rev II. :. Ryder, Rev, T.
Adams, Rev. J. B. Lapham. Rev G, T.
Palmer, Rev F. c. Norcross. Monday
August Path, is the day for assembling
Friday afternoon, twenty-five of the
Universslist ladies met at the residence
of Mrs r. f. sawyer, when Mrs. Cor
della A. Quimby, honorary president Of
the Woman's Centenary Association,
gave an address upon womans mission
and work in the Universalist church
1t was a very interesting and helpful