The Somerset reporter., 1905-08-03
\ Orridgewock.

this year were hot 30 large as they
have been on some previous occaslons,
the installation OF telephones at the
d heTent camps gives better control
Now when a I'm threatens 10 form
word Is telephoued back where the logs
are being rolled in aud the work
stopped al that point until the Jam Is
broken
Mr.. Ralph d. Paine gave lecture in
the congregational church Tuesday
evening OF this week on his experiences
IN China as a special newspaper CORES
pondeut which WAS very interesting
. aud was well attended Mr. Pane was
also specia war cures pondent at Cuba
during our late unpleasantness with
Spain.
Rev. b. F. Turner preached in the
Baptist church sunday morning. the
house was well filled TO hear him
Mr. Turner was d former pastor having
been located here for several years
before Rev. +. 9. Davis was called 70
this field, and resigned 10 90 to Buck
field since which he has been located
at Rumford Falls and is now near
Brunswick.
Mr.. Roscoe smith expects to leave
this week or the first of next for
spokane, ashingtou on business trip
and If he likes the country there will
probably remain for some time.
Mrs. Frances Adams, who has been
visiting for few days at Fernside
Bungalow, returned TO her home in
dorchester, Mass. saturday.
Mr.. William Hobbs has just purchased
new gasoline launch which he has at
North Pond; next week he will take
his vacation and enjoy it.
Mr.. Fred Cotton of Norwood Mass.
is visiting relatives in town.
Nj. and Mrs. Ed Whiting of New
York arrived Monday afternoon to
spend their summer vacation with
relatives. Making now all Of the
Whiting families who meet here every
year to enjoy old Name, and they make
the most of their time while here.
Mrs. Henry Sawyer is on the sick
list.
There was a very pleasant lawn party
at Orrin Jones last Friday evening
The time was spent in social way IN
playing games. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served.
Mrs. Nellie Beecher of Someryille,
Mass. arrives this week to spend her
vacation at the Fernside Bungalow.
Mr.. Bennle Smith is confined to the
house with typhoid fever in a N Id
form.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Brackley and
Mis-. Marcia Watson left, last week, for
tufts pond where Mrs, atson's son
s i l.,
a fine camp. From Madison TO King
field they went with an automobile and
enjoyed the ride very much. The
fishing on the pond where the camp is
is very fine and some large catches are
made Fish stories may also be heard in
that section.
Mrs. Fessenden, Miss Lila Bates of
Boston are spending few days with
their sister, Mrs. {. a. Whiting
| Mr.. and Mrs. AlYinzA Whitcomb of
Pennington Falls were in town last
week calling upon relatives.
Miss Merle Turner has been spending
a week with her friend, Miss Mamie
Ames.
Mr.. Hamlin E Hale has made arrange
ments with Mr.. William Mitchell TO
branch of work which Mr. Hale has
not heretofore given his attention
We learn that Mr. Mitchell is well
qualified in this line
Mr.. d. G. Hussey and family are
spending couple OF weeks at North
pond enjoying lite.
Excursion rates have been granted by
the Maine Central and somerset Rail
roads for the Eaton reunion.
Mrs E. G. Edwards left Monday for
Pennsylvania where she will spend a
couple of weeks visiting relatives before
returning to her home in La Junta Col.
Miss Addie Veasie is spending few
weeks in Arson among relatives before
returning to Der home in the west.
Mrs. ri. J. Hathaway is in town for
the summer.
Mr.. aud Mrs B L Frederic of Boston
are spending their vacation in this vi
cinity.
We all remember our former very
popular townsman, Mr.. c, L. Yeasie,
now of LaJunta, COL, whose greatest
fault seemed to be that he didn't vote
our way, but we forgaye him for that
long ago AS reported in our last weeks
issue, he has taken unto himself wife,
one of the fair ladies' of the west, and
we notice in one of the LaJunta papers
that he and the lady stole a march on
their many friends and escaped the rice
and old shoes. Well bet he had to
make it up afterwards in cigars however
The work of manufacturing cans in
the Burnham & Morrill, Corn shop AT
this place has been completed for this
this seasons pack.
Miss Danforth of Bangor arrived in
town this week to spend few days With
Calvin pantorth and family
The following officers have been
elected ia Echo Lodge X of p for The
ensuing semi.auuual term. l. K. Fo.-
som, c. c +. G.. Davis, V &; irving
lib etts; Prelate; Il. d. Burgess, X. of
Il. 4 ;. aud NJ. of F.; {. savage, NJ
of E.; Geo tlarke, NJ. at A; Ge3 Lunt,
NJ of " II. d. otis, l. g.; c. 3 Bar-
ker, o q.
Mrs. Robert Hanson and little daugL-
ter, have returned to the Aroostook.
Orrin Jones and family are spending q
two weeks vacation at North Pond.
The Ladies Of the Village Improve
ment society held very pleasant picnic
in the pines on the top of sunset hill
last Friday afternoon with a picnic sup
per, coffee being furnished by Mrs II.
Nj. Haywood