The Somerset reporter., 1904-07-28
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Eaton and y. Il. 5. reunion next Tues
day.
Old Home Week people are arriving
in town.
Miss Elizabeth Butler teacher In
Lynn, Mass, and Miss Clara Butler of
Auburn, Me, are visiting with their
aunt, Mrs William Tobey.
The Village Improvement society will
meet in their rooms tomorrow after
noon. The meeting is musical and is
in charge of Mrs. Boan.
Henry Hussey and family have been
spending a week at North Pond.
Mr.. Fred Whiting arrived from New
York, last Saturday, to spend his sum-
mer vacation with relatives here.
Mr.. E. R Wetherbee, Mrs. katherine
Durham and Mrs. L D. Wetherbee of
Marbehead, Mass, who have been
spending few weeks at the Fernside
Dairy Farm, returned to their homes,
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George o. Carr are
spending a week at North Pond.
Miss Emily Danforth is slowly i'm.
proving at the hospital where she has
been for some weeks.
| Mrs. Alden Baker of Kansas City,
Kansas, was in town last week, calling
upon friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker were
formerly of Bingham.
The ladies' of the Congregational
/ church gave a dollar sociable at the
Congregational church on Friday even
ing of last week. some weeks ago a
number of the ladies agreed to earn a
a 30 oil fttn nd
on the day of the sociable they told the
different ways which they used to &C
complish the purpose. Many of the
ladies' had prepared their description OF
the way in which they earned their dol
lar, in witty poetry which caused con-
siderable merrimcnt when read.
The installation OF the officers in
Echo Lodge No 103 K. of P, occurred
In their hall on Tuesday evening of last
week The list of officers elected for
the present semi-annual term Is as fol-
lows: Willis Gilman, e. c.; W. F.
Brown, V. C ; F. g. Davis, prelate; Il.
D Burgess, K. of r. and s. and M of
F. Carol Staples, NJ. of 4 A. e. Tut
tie, NJ. of W.; Geo. Clark, NJ. of A; II.
K. Otis, l. g.. z. Fl. Burgess, o G.
Among the large loads of hay, this
year, is one recently drawn by Whit
Harringtons team for Fred Lawton.
The net weight of the hay was $500 lbs.
Who has one larger?
1t is expected that Mrs. Minnie Eaton
Brown will be present at the reunion,
next Tuesday. The many members of
| the old Eaton school will regret that
her father Hamlin Eaton, will be unable
to accompany her on her journey east.
MIS- George Boston ia spending a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Swan at
her cottage at Hancock Point.
Mrs NJ. J. Hathaway is spending the
summer In town with Mrs. Maria Hop
kins.
Rev. F. G. Davis and family and DR..
J D. Ames and family are spending a
week at the cottages at North pond.
Mr.. Louis McIntire and Miss Maybelle
Lunt were united in marriage on Sun
day evening, July II, at the Baptist
parsonage by Rev. f. G. Davis. Their
home will be in Waterville at present,
where Mr.. McIntire has a job at his
trade of stone cutting.
Mr.. Oh aries Holbrook had severe
fall from load of hay to the barn floor
on Thursday of last week. Fortunately
no bones were broken and he is now
able to again be about his work.
Mr.. Arthur Welch Is at work in the
wooden mill at Pittsfleld at his trade oil
weaving.
MIR. William Gulford and sister, Miss
Nellie Gulford of Old Orchard, are
spending a few weeks in town boarding
with Mr.. and Mrs John Spaulding. Mr.
Guilford is in poor health at present.
James Gilman, son of Augustus
Gilman, died, Monday night, after quite
a long sickness of consumption.
Lunch at Benson's restaurant, opposite
REPORTER Office, when is Skowhegan.