The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-08-24
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James Casgfoye, Who r. a. the cIty
hospital II Lewiston, continues TO IN
prove.
Eugene Mitchell came home from
Lewiston, Sunday, for a few day 5 a.
cation,
Mis- Josephine Mitchell Of New Port
land IS the guest Of Mr and Ars. Leon
ard II Emery.
Mrs. Frank Pierce visited Aer sister
Mrs George Weston, 10 skowLegau
/ during sunday.
Mrs. {. II. Poland aud daugAter ais.
| Cora seeIey returned ant week from
a visit TO Boston,
/ The reunion Of the 18th and 18th Re
/ mental Association will be held az W
Arson, sept. 2sth.
Mr. and Mrs K. Il. WATSON who
have been away during the summer
have arrived home
Tuesday, the immediate family Of
James Gahon held a picnic at the farm
OF Rev. Mr.. Crane
Charles Poland and family have moved
into w. a. Caswelis tenement in the
brick block on Nam street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A Marshall Of Oak
land were guests of Z. Marshall and
family several days last week.
There will be Moore reunion at the
home of Mrs. Lima Moore Mckinney at
Lakewood Park, Madison, Aug. goth
Mrs Georgia Wood and g1anddaugh-
ter of Norridgewock have been visiting
relatives here during The past week
Misses Josephine and Beatrice Jipson
of Lilly Bay arrived here saturday, TO
attend the fall term Of the academy.
Harry Beale has completed his work
in the survey Of the Somerset railroad
extension, and was at home, Sunday
Ira Bailey and his daughter, Mrs
Bertha, of Worcester, Mass, are spend
ing few days with MISS Ellen Bailey
Mrs. Emma Whittier and daughter,
Grace, from Putnam, Conn are the
guests of Mrs, Celestia Paine aud family.
Miss Maude Cults and lady friend
from Gardiner have been the guests Of
Mrs. Almeda Cults during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Collins Of
Providence, K. L., arrived here Salur-
day night and will visit for a few DAYS
with relatives.
B. o. McIntire, Phi. D., of Dickinson
college, tarllsle, Penn, wife and sou
John recently, visited at Fl. B, MeTTy's
for several days
Mrs. Melzar \. Eames returned from
Oakland. Tuesday night, where she was
called by the illness of her daughter,
Mrs. Perley Stevens
Henry Norton, one of our North
Arson boys who is located in Idaho, is
now attending the Lewis and Clark
Exposition, in Portland, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II Poland an.
nounce the engagement eff their daugh-
ter, Miss Cora May seeley, formerly of
Boston to Oscar Fairfield Fenlason OF
North Arson.
Postmaster Hoyey, who has been con-
fined to the house with sprained knee
a part of the time during the past week,
is 50 to be at the Office part of the
time.
Harold e Collins arrived home from
Boston, Thursday. few days ago he
joined theatrical company at Bellows
Falls, Vt. lie expects 10 travel again
in the early fail.
Mrs. Edward Stevens and her four
children of Durham, y. a., were the
guests of Mr., and Mrs. J j Gallant
several days the past week, They re-
turned home, Saturday.
For the past few Sundays, Miss Maude
Hoyey of Stoneham, Mass. has given
much pleasure to the audiences ia the
Congregational church by her singing.
Miss Hovey has fine soprano voice.
The nights during the past week have
been cool. In some cases almost a frost.
The weather for the past month has
been favorable for corn but it will take
| three weeks OF good weather 10 mature
the sweet corn for canning. A frost
now would do serious damage TO the
large acreage of corn. Favorable wealth
er will produce good crop.
The annual campmeeting on the asso-
citation grounds commenced, Monday.
fayorably. The weather was all that
could be desired and at an early hour of
the day people were going TO the
grounds. a large attendance have
characterized these meetings in years
| past and undoubtedly that will be the
case this year. A long list of ciergymen
are announced for these meetings, ac
companed by a choir Of coed singers
DR. t. W. TarbeIl Of Athens Was
| buried in the cemetery at this village,
Monday afternoon. lie died Friday
noon, August Is. The doctor was well
known here as for some years he was
resident of this town. He leaves a
widow, son and daughter The funeral
service WAS held at Athens and The Ia.
terment was here under the auspices Of
j Table Rock Lodge of Odd Fellows ot
which he was a member. His age Vas
about 80 years.
George ". Spaiding has picked A,
string beans and the aggregate made -,
600 pounds These beans went o. Is
= Wells canning factory Nj. >la8-
/ ing does business on a large scale HIS
work this season has been handicapped
on account of getungtsutiieient Le.l Il
requires a large force 10 handle Ere
work in the busy season and tae .,ae-
ton of hep is quite problem. \eHt
season MI Npaldng eontemplates pHa-
curing help from away by families and
have them live on his farm. In tins
way he can give constant employment
through tie season OF picking bett es.
and from crops that have To be- hand
picked.
The annual meeting and roll call II
the Dinsmore Memorial church, toLeth.
er with a picnic dinner. vii be held al
the home Of Nj. and Mrs. Whitney ore
what is known as the Libbey farm Al
Embden station, on Friday, August 25th
1t il hoped that all members of the
church will make special effort 10 be
present At this meeting W. take
place the election of officers for The en-