The Somerset reporter., 1905-03-30

Isabelle W pOuOufy mas Obeh NlHllluk
relatives IN Boston during the past TIVE
weeks.
Alice curtis Of Bates College is spend
ing her vac ltion at a. &. Dinsmore's
Ida Mckay returned to her homo il
Norway last Monday.
Elsie and lnez Rollins made yer,
pleasant evening for invited friends, one
evening Last week, at their homei ICE
cream aud other refreshments wer,
served
Mrs Daniel Holt has been at Skowhe
gan the past week.
Herman Baker broke the crank shaf
of his kerosene engine while saving
wood last Thursday, causing delay OF
several days IN the progress of his work
A good attendance was at the dance
given at the Grange hall on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. IL. II. Nevers is at Caratnnk
caring for Mrs Fred Moore.
Chas. E Ball of Athens was in town
the first of the week
A. C. Dnsmore and wife we're called
to Gorham on Monday, their daughter
Mrs. Gregory being much worse.
James O'Hara, Bert HUFF and others
Interested in the big horse sale went to
Madison on Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Edwin Yittum of Concord was
i'll last week.
Mona Bean has been sick for several
days.
Mr. Haley and family of oolon have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Henry
Collins few days last week.
Mrs. Enoch Osgood was quite sick for
few days last week.
Mrs Eugene Clark and Helen Baker
of CarLtunk were in town last week.
Mrs j. 2. Whitney Of Moscow is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Harry Hub
bard of Skowhegan.
The Missionary Union met Wednes-
day afternoon the 22d, with Mrs. +. S
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Mrs. John Owens has been visiting
friends at Carrtunk for few days, Mrs
Albert Clark of Caratunk accompanied
her to Bingham on her return and made
brief stay with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George Spaulding and
son of Caratunk have been guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Foss during part of last week
Henry Hutchinson, formerly resi-
dent of Moscow, now of Pressure Isle
was in town last week.
The funeral services of child of Mr.
and Mrs Henry Adams were held las
Friday afternoon at the home.
sherman and Jonathan Bean from
up river were in town last week.
Mrs. Alfred Chase is slowly failing
every day.
Payson Yiles of Skowhegan was re-
Gently in town.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elbe
Curtis was alarmingly i'll the first of the
week.
Lizzie Goodrich and Allen Lander are
spending their vacation at home from
Coburn Institute and Nora Lander il
home from Colby.
Under the auspices of the F. & A. NJ
and l. o o +. there will be a Minstrel
Show in KeDnebec Hall on the evening
of April 9Th, and Grand Ball April 7th
Sale of useful and fancy articles on the
afternoon of both days and supper from
8 to 7 P. NJ on Thursday the 9th.
James Reynolds died at his home
after short illness on Tuesday night
Mr.. Reynalds was about seventy-six
years of age and leaves widow and a
large family of grown up sons and
daughters.
Florence Lander has gone to Gorhau
TO assist in caring for Mrs. j. {
Gregory.
Village schools commence on Monday
next.
Travelling is now very bad. MayfielG
stage could not get through on Tuesday
Mary Clark was at Watervlle or
Tuesday last.
f. Fl. Colby and wife returned from
Portland Tuesday night.
The Annual Parish Meeting of tht
Congregational Church will be held a
the Vestry next Saturday at 8 o'clock
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Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Bean of Cara
funk have been the guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Frank Moore. &