The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-06-30
few months has gone to New Hamp-
shire to visit lis sister.
Jacknlan.

Friday We had downfall of rain which
was much needed to settle the dust and
water al the gardens.
Mr.. and Mrs Greenleaf Lawrence Of
Gardner returned TO iheir horne, Satur
day. after spending few days in town.
Mr.. Lawrence came to look after the for
est FIRE which was raging on No. s, last
week,
l. p Barney of Skinner was in town,
Sunday.
Miss Flossie Williams, who is working
for Neil Taylor a, Henderson, came
home, Saturday, TO spend week With
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs J S Williams.
Mrs. Lille Harvllle and friend from
Lynn, Mass, arrived, Saturday, to spend
few weeks with Mrs. Harville's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Moore OF Moose
River.
Sunday, the 10th, was the warmest day
of the season thus far Sc in the shade at
IL a. m.
The large store Of Savage < Dunton at
the station is going up rapidly They
expect 10 have It ready for busi less in the
fall Mr.. Dunton will have living rooms
in the upper story.
Calvin Campbell and Geo. Taylor of
Moose River went on fishing trip, Sa'-
urday, returning 10 the evening with Io5
good trout. Who says fishing isn't good !
Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy, Mrs.
VI. J. Armstrong and Geo. Farley spent a
few days last week a; Zones Pond, where
there is plenty of good fishing and good
accommodations, with plenty of fresh air.
Ed. Craft and daughter, Mrs. A. Will
SOD, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. McDaniels ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. A. Runnells as
far as Lake Parlin on their way. and all
partook of a picnic dinner which was
much enjoyed, after which each returned
TO their home. The Runnells went on
their way to Scion where they are to stay
this summer.
Dora Newton OF Moose River spent the
afternoon with her aunt, Mrs. M. NJ.
Newton, one day last week
Mr.. Monk spoke to a goodly filled
house, Sunday evening. His subject was
what good the churches were doing in
the missionary work." 1t was very inter
esting and well appreciated by all
The Congregational church has been
painted white and the grounds around ii
plowed and levelled ready for seeding
down, and the horse sheds painted,
which adds much to the improvement of
the property. Rev. c. L. Rotch, the pas
tor, is supernt -noing the work, and yet
he is not afraid of taking a hand in the
labor.
M Kimbal has attached a belt from
his wood saw to his wind mill and is saw
ing his wood.
Lamar Pierce of West Forks was in
town, Sunday.
The A. B. S. initiated seven new men,
bers at the regular meeting, Friday, June
"a, and several others at special meet
ing, June 90.
A general invitation is extended to all
parents who wish to have their children
baptised next Sunday. In the evening
there will be concert to celebrate Chill |
dren's Day, and In the morning there will
be communion service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Farley OF NARROW,
p. Q. are visiting their daughter Mrs.
Ephriam Sands.
Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Williams of Emb-
den went home for two weeks visit with |
Mrs. Williams parents. Mrs. Williams has
lust completed very successful term OF
school in the primary department. She
will return for the fall term.
Misses Elsie, Emma and Edward and |
Ralph Gilbert came home, Friday, from
St. Georges Convent
Mrs. S. Newton is in very poor health,
being obliged to stay in bed the greater
part of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Runnells have gone
to Scion to work for w. Whipple.
Geo. Nichols is on the sick list