The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-08-18
Browns Corner.

Browns Corner.
Rev. Mr.. Ham had a meeting Sunday,
at O'Clock D. m. and Sunday evening
His words were well chosen. Rev. Mrs.
Corson will have an all day meeting in
this district, Aug IS and Rev. Mr.. Ham
will hold services in the evening on the
same date.
Sunday, Aug. IL, all are cordially in
viled to meet at the schoolhouse to organ
ize Sunday school. We hope that the
parents and children will be interested ir
the cause.
Miss Ella Garvis OF Surry is guest in
the family OF MIR. F d. Hooper.
Miss Angie Keaten OF Kingsbury is
visiting neighbors and friends IN this
place.
MI Moses Horn returned from Bng-
ham, where he has been visiting his pa
rents for few days
Mr.. w. o. Barnes and Mr.. Brown Of
Alton recently visited his brother, Mr..
Lyman Barnes.
Mr.. Fred M BODY of Skowhegan spent
the daywith his uncle, Frank Hubbard, a
short time since.
Miss Hattie Wyman is stopping with
Mrs. SchYlur Burrill, helping to care for
Baby LlIace Mildred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fairbrother OF
Skowhegan visited her parents, Mr.. and
Ms. o. M. Chase. Sunday.
Mrs. M. E. Kicker from the village
visited Mrs. Lyman Barnes and Mrs.
! los,
Mrs. Mabel York's father and mother
OF Nonidgewock also Mrs. York's two
daughters, M arion and Ruth, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her at Aaron
Soule's.
Mr.. Joseph Flanders and wife of Corn
Vile visited at Mr.. Aaron Soule's, Sun
| day
Willie Jones of Lynn, Mass, is spend
ing his vacation with his grandmother
Mrs Ripley Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cover started,
Monday, for Boston TO attend the G. A.
X. encampment.
Miss Edna Soule viii attend high
school a, the village, which opens, Au-
gust %.
Miss Eva Goodwin and lady friend OF
Skowhegan visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Laforest Goodwin. Sunday.
Mr.. Aaron Soule and Mrs. Mabel York
spent Monday and Tuesday with his
sister, Mrs. William Rowell. in Madison.
Mrs. Ella Rich OF MiddIetown, Conn,
who has been wishing her sister, Mrs.
Ripley Chase during the past three weeks,
went to Brooks, Friday, accompanied
by her son, Frank, to visit niece Mrs,
Arthir Bowan from there they took the
Belfast boat for Boston to attend the G.
A. X. encampment,
DEATH OF MINNIE MARTIN Rowe
This community was shocked, Friday
morning, on hearing OF the death of Mrs
Minnie, wife of Arthur Rowe. which &C.
cured at the home of Mr.. Laforest Go cd
win. Thursday, August II, at about g
o'clock D. m. Mr.. Rowe with his wife
had gone to pass the night with Mr.. and
| Mrs. Almon Rove. Minnie was in her
usual health and seemed very happy dur
| ing the evening She and her husband
had jus, retired for the night and the
light no, being extinguished he noticed a
change in her features. He instantly rose
and spoke to her but she could not aus-
wer and in a few moments life was ex-
tinct. DR. L. w. Shean was called by
telephone and came at once but no earth
y help could wake her. The cause o.
her death was neuralgia of the heart.
Mrs. Rowe was a kind and sffclionatt
wife and during her short stay in oul
neighborhood made many friends.
She was married Oct. IS, 1908 and a
the time Of her death was 20 years and II
days old, The funeral services were held
from the schoolhouse, Saturday afternoon
August 18th, conducted by Rev. Fred
Jackson and the remains were inferred in
the Browns Corner cemetery She leaves
beside the bereaved husband one brother,
Earl Martin and half sister, Merl. also
other relatives to mourn her loss Mr.
Rowe wishes to thank the neighbors aud
friends who so willingly assisted him in
! his ecent sorrow also the singers for
their appropriate selections.
DEATH or a FORMER SOMERSET,
COUNTY MAN
Daniel S. Herrin, an old time resident
OF Montana, died, Wednesday, July ~
at II o'clock, in Chicago from an oper-
alton. The oody arrived at Helena the
following Saturday over the Northern
Pacific accompanied by H. J. Herrin Of
Wolf Creek, his son, and the widow.
Mr.. Hetrin was one of the well known
men of this section. He came to Montana
in 1877 locating in business in Clancy
where he conducted a hotel. He Wa,
also engaged in the ranching business
near Lincoln. on the Big Blackfoot river
Mr.. Herrin was born in Canaan, Som
erset county, Me-, seventy-two years ago,
being the son OF Henry and Rachel Her.
rim, and was married in 1883 TO Miss
Mary Frances Jewett, daughter OF Joseph
Jeweu. The deceased is survived by a
widow, also by four children. Henry S
Herrin of Bayns Lake, Canada; Anna NJ
Dallas oil Helena. Mont Milford d
Herrin OF Lincoln, Mont. J. H. Herrir
OF Wolf Creek, Mont. also a sister, Mrs
FlaviIla Puriuton, OF Canaan, Me.
The funeral was from the residence o.
Abel Dallas, No. 4I3, Ave, the Rev
X. p Smith of the Broadway Methods,
Episcopal church conducting the services
The remains were inferred in Forestvale
cemetery and were accompanied to their
last resting place by numerous friends and
relatives. The pail bearers were S. C.
Ashby, George w. Shaw, William Reed
and John Woods