The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-08-31
ALL THE N EWS
from Somerset towns


week.
Greenleaf Lawrence of South Gardner
sas IN town the hrst Of the week. = l. (
MIS-. Coney Grant and little daughter
attended the Eastern State Fair, this
week.
Lena Preble OF Richmond is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Preble and other
friends IL town.
Mrs. Tim Clark OF Scion was recently
in town.
Mrs. w. B. Goodrich and her brother,
F. !. Taylor, OF Boston, returned, Sun
day, from few days trip to Pleasant
Pond.
Mrs. F. H. Colby and her two little
girls have returned from Portland.
Mrs. Robert Woods is entertaining
Mrs. DR.. Brown and two children.
Will Brown has sold his house and lot
to John Lander and will move his family
10 Madison, where he has purchased
farm.
Blanche Gilbert Of Auburn is The guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baker OF Moscow.
Simeon Whitney aud wife are taking a
vacation.
!. J. Lander is putting new pipe OF
larger size into a portion OF the acqueduct.
Roy Badger is acting as clerk for A. +.
Donigan al the present time.
Willis Emery of N. Arson was in town,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fizmouis oil
Moscow start for a months trip to Que
bee TO visit relatives.
FIJI. Preble started for California, last
Monday morning He will be gone sew
eral weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Earnest ScribneT, with
their two sons, of Worcester, Mass, were
IN town, last week. on an automobile trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Whitney, Harry
Baker an mily and others attended the
field daj exercises at Lakewood, last
TuesIs.l.
!. and Mrs. Anon Baker, who went
&c II E.na campneeting, and were ln-
1 ndng to attend the fair at Bangor, were
obliged TO return. Monday noon, On &C
count OF Sickness.
Willie Pooler, who has been suffering
from feon on his thumb, is very much
better.
A man in Everett Gerald's broke his
arm, last Sunday. DIR. Williams reduced
the fracture.
Chas Spaulding and wife were recently
home from their sporting camps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker OF Boston are
spending few weeks at Pleasant Pond.
Thomas Whitney has been home from
Moxie few days.
Clyde Whitney has been confined TO
his home by illness for several days.
A delightful picnic, including CHANGERS
and others, was held in Mr.. f. E. Hills
orchard on the intervale, last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill did everything in their
power TO add to the pleasure OF the occa-
sion, and the day was exceptionally fine.
Erwin Miller is serving as clerk at
Preble & Robinson's, during Mr.. Preble's
absence in California.
Rev. w. A. Richmond will be present
at next Saturdays conference, and will
resume preaching services as usual on
Sunday next.
Alonzo Wiley of Waterville has been
the guest Of his nephew, Enoch Osgood.
Mrs. Chas. Hill is very i'll. DR.. Wing
was called in consultation, last Monday.
IF. Rogers and Jamie Rogers made a
trip to Togus and Augusta, one day re-
Gently.
Village schools commenced on Monday
with the following teachers; High school,
Lucy Billings OF Eastbrook; grammar
school, Edith Knowlton of Skowhegan !;
intermediate. Lizzie Gilman of Bingham :
primary, Mae Baker of Bingham. About
one hundred and fifty pupils are in at
tendance.
Laura Gilman of Augusta has been the
guest OF her friend, lisa Carney.
Dan Dinsmore OF Madison was in town
with graphophone records. last Monday.
Thornton and Merrill and crew have
commenced work on the abuIments of the
new iron bridge to be built at the ferry.