The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-09-21
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Athens.
Ernest Iudkins came home last week
Tor few days vacation with his parents
here
The F. w. B. Auxiliary met Tuesday
afternoon with Loaie Lord.
Mrs. Tarbel has rented part OF her
house 20 Mr. Carpenter who will g to
. housekeeping there at oree. Mis- Tar
bell is visiting relatives 10 Portland tor
while after winch she will occupy her
house here for the winter at least.
Mr.. Leonard Locke died Friday last
after weeks sickness from typhoid pneu-
monia. He was the last OF his family his
wife passing away few years since, they
having no children Rev. MI Johnson
officialed at the funeral which occnreo on
Monday afternoon at the church, the male
quartet furnishing music.
Mrs. Helen Chapman has bought the
horse formerly owned by DR. Tarbell.
Mr. and MIS-. George Scott OF Boston
are passing several y, eks with relatives 10
this place and Skowhegan
Mr. Byron Liuleheld is getting mate
rial ready for new house on or near the
old schoolhouse lot.
Rev. M. March preached to the Pa
irons Of Husbandry last Sunday morning
Presumably on account Of dull weather
the attendance was not large. The ser
vice was very interesting.
Mr.. Josiah Hight was taken suddenly
i'll a, the home OF his daughter, Mrs. Hor-
ace Russell last Monday and the family
summoned. Tuesday morning however
showed improvement in his condition.
Mr.. and Ms Warren Drake of Somer-
vile Mass, are visiting Mr.. brakes rela-
lives in town.
Mr.. Isaac Corson is very sick at The
home OF Mr.. Charles Berry in the edge OF
Cornvile.
Harry Emery who has passed short
vacation in town went to Skowhegan,
Monday to work for A, M. Thompson.
Mrs. c. H. Tilton and little Malcolm
of Skowhegan passed a few days with
Mrs. Tiion's parents here recently, re-
turning to Skowhegan. Monday morning.
M. c. E. Ball has been absent some
two weeks on business connected with
the schools in his charge in the towns
north west from this.
Mr.. George York in company with his
daughter visited his mother, Mrs. Jane
York recently. G
Mr.. and Ms Edwin Elliott of Haver-
hill, Mass, are visiting at Horace Elliops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Elliott left Mon
day morning for trip to California.
{. A. Emery returned from Frankfort
last week with his teams thai have been
at work on the railroad.
Messrs. Allen & TRAITOR made bust
ness trip to Auburn last week.
Mr.. and M 5. Clyde Pierce OF Portland
are visiting at Gus Nelson's.
Mrs. Emma Nichols returned last week
TO her home in Boston.
Hanson's threshing machine has been
in town the past week.
Elmer traitor has bu, recently recov'
cred from quite severe attack o. blood
poisoning; he was treated by DR.. Das'
combe of Skowhegan.
Frost has destroyed most gardens ir
this vicinity
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business.
A meeting 10 the interest of education
will be held, Tuesday p. m. and evening
The exercises will open a, o'clock il
the Academy. The evening session will
be held in Wesserrunset hall at 7.45
Hon. w. w. Sietson, State superintend
ent of schools will speak at each session
All friends OF education are invited to b.
present.
Mr. March will preach in the church a
Cornville Center, Sunday Sept. ID at 2. 80
BUNKER HILL.
Special meetings are being held th
week at the school house. A good in
terest prevails. Rev. Mr.. Walsh preach
ed, Wednesday evening. Services will b,
held Sunday evening at 7 O'Clock.