The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-06-30

Mrs. E. r. Savage with her son and
daughter, Margery, OF Lacrosse, Wis
consin, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Savage.
Thomas and Clyde Whitney are laying
the foundation for new dwelling house
on Preble street.
Henry Collins and Carl Gates are lay
ing the floor and will finish the banquet
hall of the fraternity building.
Inez Brown Is home from Pleasant
Pond for day or two.
Rodolphus Russell for fifty years a
citizen of Los Angeles, CAL, has been
visiting relatives In Bingham.
Field strawberries are very plentiful
this year.
George Colby went to Monmouth on
Tuesday to attend the wedding of her
friend, Helen Pierce.
Mary Clark has returned from few
days spent at Lakewood.
Oscar Owens and Venie Goodrich at
tended Coburn commencement, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Reynolds are NOV
ing into Mrs. Harriman's house on up
per Main street.
Claude Goodrich, who for more than
a year has been in Washington and Ore
gon, returned home, last week, having
visited the st. Louis fair on his way
home.
Lizzie Goodrich took part in the Jun
Tor readings given on Thursday after
noon at Coburn. Her father, s. T.
Goodrich, was present
Audrey Smith of Auburn is visiting
friends In town.
Emma Hilton is enjoying part of her
vacation In Gardiner.
Mrs. George Baker and two children
are among relatives In Richmond.
Helen Frame is In Boston and will at
tend her sisters wedding before her
return.
Lephe Brown, who for the past month
or two has been working at Mainstream,
has returned home.
Mrs. Elbie Curtis visited friends dow
river. last week.
Mrs. Fred Merrill of Augusta has
been the guest or Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Merrill for a few days.
Mrs. Brown of Scion was In town on
Tuesday OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Durgin of The
Forks we're in town, Monday and Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Savage have re-
turned from week spent at Pleasant
Pond.
Nora Lander and Merton Goodrich
graduated from Coburn Institute on
Friday OF last week. The subject of
Morals essay was 1.-THE Holy Grail" and
Merton's was 1.-THE United States and
Panama Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Lander
and Mr.. and Mrs W. B. Goodrich at
tended the Coburn commencement ex-
ercises.
Saturday afternoon the Masonic and
Eastern Star orders enjoyed banquet
at the Grange hall, followed by public
installation in the Masons hall In the
evening The following officers were
installed by E. o. Vittum: s. A. Smith,
W. M; H. Collins, S. W; R. Woods, j..
W.; W. K. Robinson, Senior D.; Roy
Savage, Junior d.. O. 81. Chase, Treas. f;
Geo. Baker, Sec. F. W. Preble, 5. s;
M. Nj. Chase, Jr. s.; W. A. Richmond,
Chaplain: Alton Carl, Tyler.
Ou ouuuayt mdbOub huu Cldis attouu-
ed especial church services which were
very interesting. The sermon WAS
preached by Rev. W. A. Richmond.
Graduating exercises of the grammar
school at the Congregational church,
June "a, 1904 Program as follows:
Music. Prayer. Music.
Salutatory, Jennie Louise Cahill
The Fireman, Annie Belle Morris
Bay Billie, Ralph Picherd Goodrich
Music.
! Intellect, Helen Mae Steward
Polish Boy Flossie Evie Bates
Abraham Lincoln Ralph Clayton Fogg
Music.
| Flying Jim's Last Leap Bessie Ann Carney
| Young Hero, Walter Pratt Ennis
| A Buddhist Legend Alice Ida Morris
Music.
| Whisperin' Bill, James Henry Thorne
Valedictory, liza Belle Carney
Glass Ode.
Comforting Of Diplomas.
Music.