The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-06-08

many btau#iaH MIA ur lur . etn9tl aI
Day. The address BY Judge simmons
was listened h Nh great interest.
The tbifd rauk Ms conferred u Echo
Lodge, K If z. II 34esday evening Of
this week
Rebekab meeaee ap Friday evening
Of tins week
q. =. Jeseft = making preparations
10 put 10 eleetf cry ~ hls canning fac
tory at North Fairfield
A new Inv table wert INTO efeet,
Monday morning Of ihis week The
morning tram going down leaving here
at 81 aud coming back at go the
afternoon tram gong down a. Iii and
the night arriving al 4 ~.
Nj. W B Lonfley has been appoint
ed by Gov Cobb A. trial justice Ia and
and for The county Il Somerset
Miss CaswtlI Of North Arson spent
sunday with her brother Z Il taswell
of this place
Miss Bell Adams who has been very
sick at Madison is reported - be better,
this week.
Herbert Z. Hale u having bis house
newly painted.
Children's Night was observed in
Somerset grange, last aturday evening,
by giving them moving picture enter
tainment, entitled "Peck's Bad Boy
Miss Addie Yeasie came AZ far as
Fairfield, this week, with Mrs Z &.
Edwards where ste will writ relatives
for short time before coming here
Memorial Day was observed according
to the program printed in a recent issue.
The work done by the band boys was of
an exceptionally good nature The day
WAS all that could be desired for he
occasion, it having rained considerably
the previous night and there was no
dust TO trouble the procession.
Mrs. Z. 6. Edwards and children ar
rived, last week, from La Junta, Col. to
spend the summer months with relatives
in this vicinity She has been improved
much in health by the climate of Colo
RADIO
Mrs. Henry Hussey has been on the
sick list for the past two weeks aud
fails to improve much.
Mrs. Angie Murphy has returned
home after spending the winter with
relatives in Bath, Me. and New Bed.
ford, Mase
Rev. J. Gould preached to an
audience of As at the Frederic school
house on Sunday afternoon. This is
the largest attendance there has been at
this place.
Dr. Harry Nickerson OF Portland IS
visiting relatives ID town and enjoying
the fishing up river DR.. Niekerson Is
suffering from trouble with his throat
caused by overtaxing his voice in sing
ing 50 that at present he i, unable to
sing
Rev. ). P MeCurdy of Lynn. Mass.
Was i'll town over sunday and attended
the meeting at the baptist church.
MIR. and Mrs. 5ohu Boone have return.
ed from Aroostook county where they
j have been visiting relatives.
Miss Hattie OTIS is at home from
Lynn, Mass for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Gilman had d
new son arrive at their house, sunday
night.
Children's day will be observed IN the
Baptist church, next sunday morning,
with suitable exercises in which the
children will take part.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
! Congregational church met, Monday
afternoon, and the following officers
were reelected Mrs NJ. , Hopkins
president; Mrs Marcia Aatson, secre
tary and treasurer.
Mrs Charles Ward, accompanied by
her daughter, Maria, and little niece,
Zelma Donovan, will leave, Thursday
morning, for a two weeks visit IN
Lowell aud Boston
They appear TO be making a lot OF talk
at Skowhegan about celebrating the
Fourth. Celebrations in that place have
probably will be so this year
Rev j Il. Gould attended the Somer.
set, Kennebec and Waldo Ministerial
society at Waterville, Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Merrill spent
Saturday and sunday with friends II
Skowhegan.
Miss Rebecca Clark, who Was taker
slightly i'll, sunday, is in much bette
health.
F. Dole of Jamaica Plain, Mass, is visit
ing her grandmother, here.
Mrs Cora Smith will leave soon 70
New York where she will meet be
sister from the west and they will visi
relatives in that vicinity.
Mr. Roscoe Smith returned, last week
from a visit among relatives in New
York and New Jersey.
Miss Annie Jones has been visiting
friends i'll town. Her home n IN Port
land
Children's day will be observed in the