The Somerset reporter., 1904-08-25
Scion.

The NJ. E. Sunday school went on an
excursion to Cascade Park at Oakland,
Thursday. They went down on the reg
ular train in the morning, returning on
the afternoon train. The weather was
good and everybody reported an excel
lent time.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. F. A.
Ray Tuesday afternoon.
The passenger train was delayed 20
minutes Thursday morning in the mill
yard by the freight train running off the
track
Newell Nye returned Thursday from a
trip down river.
Misses Grace and Winnie Cover of
Skowhegan are in town visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. Climena Whipple,
Henry Washburn and daughter, Jes-
sic were in town, Sunday.
Miss Nettie Adams returned home to
Monson, Saturday.
Myron Jewett and Herbert Board
man are attending the high school in
the village, they have room at M. l..
Andrews.
L. s. Merrill Is having his store and
house painted FL. Nj. Wilson and E.
o. Bell are doing the work.
Mr.. Hilton, teacher in the high school
arrived here, Saturday.
Mr.. Ephriam Witham and daughter,
Mrs. George Young of East Madison,
were in town one day last week calling
on DIR. and Mrs. J. Moore.
Mrs. Ardra Wilson, who has been
spending several weeks at j. S. Wilson's
returned to Skowbegan, Thursday.
Roy Hambett and Bertha Henderson
were united in marriage at Rev. c. F.
Sargent's, Friday, August 18th.
Mr.. George c. Smith of Hartford,
Conn, has Joined his daughter, Mrs
Georg Austin at the New Carratunk.
We understand the Scion Village
Cattle Show will be held on the old
ground below the village, Monday, Sep
TENDER 9Th.
Over sixty members of Scion Lodge
number 12S and Northern Light Re
beksh Lodge number 10 with their
families attended the Odd Fellows field
day and clam bake at Bingham, Friday,
August 10. Over thirty went on the
morning train and returned on a
special after the arrival at Bingham of
the night train. The other lodges part
icipating were those at North Arson
and Bingham The attendance was
large, the day perfect and the pleasure
OF the occasion immense. 1t was voted
| to hold an annual field day to include
all the lodges in the district and com
mittee composed of two members from
each lodge were elected to have charge
of the arrangements for another year.
Eva and Florence McQuilkin are at
tending high school and boarding with
Mrs. Hannah Parkman.
large class OF children enter the
! primary school this fall.
The rural schools of Scion will com
mence Monday, August 20, with the fol-
lowing teachers:-Miss Lula T, Jewett
in No. /, Miss Maria Morse in No 2,
Miss Lula M. Irvine No. 8, Miss Edith
B. Sawtelle In No. 7, Miss Lottie b. Reed
in No. s. There will be a school in No.
6 as soon as the new school house is
completed with Miss Lizzie Tinkhsm
for teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hustin went to Lake
wood Saturday with the Misses Whipple.
G. A. Savage and family of Fairfield
were at the Carstunk Sunday night on
their return from Pleasant Pond.
Mr.. Jones from California ia visiting
his sister Mrs. A. F. Jones.
Will Whipple bought nice pair of
chestnut mares Saturday of Vittum 4
Gray.
DR.. c. r. Viles of Skowhegan, Inez
Whipple and Elvs Whipple were the
guests of MIR. snd Mrs. Hustin at the
New Caratunk Sunday.
Mrs. Emerson Coolidge and daughter
Grace Coolidge of Boston are at the
New Caratunk for month,