The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-09-01
Browns Corner.

There was good attendance at Rev.
Mrs. Corson's meeting Sunday. Close
attention was given to her discourse VII oh
was of much interest. There was no
praise service in the evening as Rev. Mr..
Ham did not meet his appointment.
Rev. Mrs. Corson will have an all day
meeting, Sunday, September IS.
Our school opened, Monday, with Miss
Maymie Peavey as teacher. The parents
are pleased to have Miss Peavey instruct
their children as she is very competent.
Mrs. Walter Robinsonand little Othello
OF Sherman arrived, Saturday, to visit for
few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jewell.
Mr.. Fred Barnes came from the Bay
View House, Waterville, Friday, for one
weeks rest at his fathers, M. Laforest
Barnes.
Mrs. Richard Chase and niece, Miss
Lillian Trask, attended the Carmel camp
meeting, four days, last week.
Mrs Caroline Goodridge of South
Canaan is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Herbert Purington.
Mrs. Lyman Barnes took the train from
Pi,tsfeld, Tuesday, for weeks visit with
her husbands sister, Mrs. George Spauld-
ing, Of 0rono.
Miss Edna Soule recently passed few
days with her aunt, Mrs. M. S. Raymond,
Of Pitsfsld and also visited her uncle
Porter Soule, and her cousins, Misses
Mabel and Oracle Bean. of Hartland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Purington are
pleasantly entertaining from Hartford,
Conn. Mr. aad Mrs.. George Finley Mrs.
Finley 10 a niece OF Ma. Putington. Mr.,
Finley is a travelling salesman aud re-
ceives good salary for his services.
Miss Eff. Crowell from the village
visited, last week, with her friend, M 81
Maymie Peavey.
Mr.. Clifton Jewell, wife and Master
Leland we're at his fathers, Mr. William
Jewell, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mira. Cecil Chase and daugh-
ter, Haz,l passed Sunday with heI
parents, NJ. and Mrs. ! ,seph Jewell.
Mrs. William Mead and two children,
aad her aunt. Mrs. Sasha Chase, who
have been visiting the family OF M. r
D. Hooper during the past three weeks
departed for their home 10 Brooklyn, N
Y, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. E. c. Purington has been visiting
the past week, with relatives and friendl
10 Skowhegan. Mr.. Purington joined her
Sunday, and they visited the families o
of Charles and Laville Herrin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wyman, Daltor
and Rose recently took carriage drive te
Cornth and Charleston visiting relatives
Mr.. c. B. Chase received by express
Friday, a basket Of nice pears from his
sister, Mrs. c F. Taylor OF Fitchburg
Mass.
Mrs. John Yale went to Brooklyn, N
Y, on business, last Wednesday. He
niece, Mics Sasha Hooper, is caring fol
her household duties.
Mr.. Benjamin Parlin, Miss Elva anc
Master Stanley of North Arson visi,ec
Nancy Drake at w. r. Bailey's, las
week.
Nr. Arthur and Almon Rowe were il
the place, Sunday.
Mr.. Aaron Souls and Mrs. Mabel Yorl
spent Sunday with his brother, PorteI
Soule, OF Pittsheld.
Rev. Mr.. Ham. wife and niece OF Cam
bridge passed here, Saturday, en- route fol
the Good VIII Farm. 81
Mr.. Erwin Lewis. a student at Higgins
Classical Institute, is visiting his mothe
for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drew attended Mrs
Corson's meeting, Sunday.
Mrs. Jackson and daughter OF Water
vile are guests of Mrs. Maud Burrill
Mrs. Burrll's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. {
L. Allen, we're at her home, Sunday
Mr.. Arthur H roper and Walter Smith
went to Cambridge. Thursday, to drive
sheep that Rev. Mr.. Ham purchased o
them. They also took along two
seated carriage that he bought OF N. J
Radwin.
Mr. George Finley and wife accompa
MED by J. G. Wyman went to Sible.
Pond where they caught ninety white
perch in about thirty minutes.
Mr.. c. N. Rolfe of Pittsfeld stopped
Monday night. at C. B. Chase's, returning
to his home, Tuesday.