The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-10-27
Browns Corner.

Mrs. Laura Yale returned Saturday
from Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Lottie Written is visiting hen
brother at Malbon's Mills
Arthur Chase and wife visited in Har-
mony Sunday.
Tracy Lewis and Manly Drake we're al
Mainsteam Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drew from the vii
lage attended meeting here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph jewell recently
visited their daughter, Mrs. c. H. Chase.
Mrs. Herbert Purington visited last
Monday with her mother Mrs. Caroline
Goodridge Of South Canaan.
Hermon Hooper and family Of Nor
rdgewock spend Sunday with his brother,
F. D. D. Hooper.
Mrs. Churchill of Belfast is visiting
the families OF o. Nj. and X. P. Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Williams OF Hart
lrnd spend Sunday with Der mother, Mrs.
Columbus Martin.
Leonard futile returned Sunday from
few days visit with relatives in Nor
ridgewock.
Miss Katie Lewis and friend of Show
hogan we're at her mothers Sunday.
Rev. Mrs. Corson held an alI-day meet
ing here Sunday. assisted by Revs Cur
RE. Ramsdell and Bean.
We wish to correct an item in last
weeks issue. George Booker was assisted
L.. - in oh ha Lee ,
and it weighed 100 pounds, instead OF
200 pounds.
Mrs. Walter Robinson and little o ;hel-
10 of Columbia Falls returned to their
home last week, after spending several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jewell
Lyman Barnes has recently had a tel
ephone instrument put into his home.
Mrs. Agnes Robinson Goodwin from
Columbia Falls recently visited her grand
father, Oren Hubbard at Slab City. She
made his sleeping room more cheerful by
adding pretty paper to the walls, a new
carpet to the floor and nice bedroom
suit. Such acts OF kindness are greatly
appreciated by the aged.
Mrs. Mary Hunter and daughters, Lot
tie, Oracle and Nettie, also Mrs. Annie
Spaulding and little Thelma, all OF Gin
ton, visited her father, Oren Hubbard,
and her brother Frank, and sister, Mrs.
Fred Moody. Although Mrs. Hunter
lives so near, she has not been in the
place before for ten years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lancaster and
son Percy, also Mr.. and Mrs. Abbot Sails
bury, were in Skowhegan Sunday to at
tend the marriage Of their son and brother,
Cecil Lancaster, and Miss Nina Holt.
The remains OF Charlie Worthing were
brought to this place from Waltham,
Mass last Tuesday. and laid in the fam
lily lot beside his mother in the Browns
Corner cemetery The decreased was for
merly resident of this town, but for sew
eral years past he has been engaged in
the barber business in Wsltham, from
which place he died. Mr.. Worthing
leaves many warm friends here who deep
ly sympAthjz. with his aged father and
two sisters IN their sorrow. The many
beautiful flowers that accompanied the
remains spoke silently OF the love OF his
many friends in Waltham, Mass.
One OF the pleasantest events OF the
season was The wedding reception of MI, ;.
and Mrs. Aaron Soule, which occurred on
the evening Of Oct "a. A large company
OF relatives and friends met and enjoyed
them,elv listening to the following pro-
gram: Singing, reading, organ and vio-
lln solo, music. Rotations and songs by
several, dancing and games on the lawn.
A generous treat OF candy, peanuts and
apples were served, after which Rev. Nj.
Charles Bean OF Hartland, in a few well
chosen words, thanked the donors for the
many prery gifts 10 silverware, china and
bIic-a brac, also TWO large rockers The
merry company left for their homes at
late hour, leaving Mr.. and Mrs Soule
many wishes for their future happiness.