The Somerset reporter., 1906-10-25
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DR.. and Mrs. Paul were in Madison,
Tuesday.
The Ladies' Home Circle met with
Mrs. Minnie Fentiman last Thursday.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Everett Butts.
Nj. Pollard of Madison is in town
helping Wallace johnson finish the con-
cret walk
VIM. Hamblet worked on the railroad,
last week.
Mr.. VIM. Whipple is digging a cellar
under his house, rebuilding the chimney
and will put in furnace as soon as the
cellar is finished. johnson is doing the
stone work.
Azel Jones and Moses Townsend are
having concrete walks laid in front OF
their businnss blocks on Ferry street
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Whitney oil
Bingham were in town, Thursday.
Byron Padham worked in the creamery
during Mr. MerrilPs absence.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. 5. Merrill, Mr.. A. c.
Merrill and l.. r. Gates returned from
Portland, Thursday evening, where they
had b3en In attendance on the Grand
Lodge, y. y. r.
Mrs. Lester Patterson started for Bos-
ton Friday morning, for a few weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Abel Rowell Mrs. VIM McFar-
land, Mrs Geo Stevens, Mrs. John
Rowland went to Madison shopping,
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Maria Carney and Mrs. Angus
Davis of Bingham were in town Thurs
day, calling on their sister, Mrs. Walter
Hunnewell.
Mrs. Dudley Healey accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Nicholas Murphy of
North Arson started for Caratunk, Fri
day afternoon, to attend the funeral of
N. Z. Brown.
The Senior class of the Scion High
School will hold a social at the home of
Sarah Pierce, Saturday evening, Oct. 81
all cordially invited. Each one is re-
quested to wear some garment wrong
side out, up side down or back side to.
The Ladies' Aid will hold an old fash
toned vegetable hash supper and enter
tainment, Tuesday evening, Dot. 80 in
their vestry. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Mr.. Thomas Cross started for the
woods lost Monday, where he is to scale
lumber for VIM. Names.
Mrs. Fremont Homestead and little
daughter, Ruth of Skowhegan, are
spending the week in town.
Rev c. F. Sargent and family went to
Madison Saturday afternoon.
Miss Edie Grant of Skowhegan is in
town.
The Ladies Home Circle will hold a
ten cent social in the Banquet ball We'd
nesday evening October 81, refreshments
free, all are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malon Patterson return
ed Monday from a ten days visit with
MIR. Patterson's sister in Caratunk.
George Miller spent Sunday at his
home In Bingham.
Mrs. Collins who was operated on
Monday at the home of Chas. French
seems to be gaining.
Mr.. Rogan of Boston with George
Cross as guide started for The Forks
Saturday morning for three weeks
hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ward were
pleased Saturday morning by the arrival
of a ten pound boy. Mis-. Oliver Hilton
Ia caring for Mrs. Ward,
Mrs. Sumner Rowell's sister of Bangor
is In town for two weeks visit.
Mrs. Chas Fentiman started Monday
for weeks visit with Mr.. Fentiman's
sisser In Wales.
MIR. Tom Tuscan started Friday morn
ing for weeks stay In Boston.
Virgil Carson returned Monday even
ing after spending few days in Fair
field and SkowhegaD.
Mr.. Richmond of Bingham was in
town Tuesday calling on Rev. c. f. Sar
gent.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rowel spent
the day in town Wednesday.