The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-05-24

bVHeIely'
There was break made into the post
office here, Saturday night at what time
II IL not known as no one heard anything
unusual during the night. The entrance
was made through the door in the base
ment and at the head of the stairs
panel was broken out of the door there,
80 that the lock could be reached The
office safe was opened and a pretty
thorough search was made about the
room. Some stamps, money and letters
we're taken. T. W. Bunker lost about
eight dollars which was temporarily left
in the safe.
F. w. Bunker went to Gardner, Mon
day, looking for work horses.
Homer Aver has been quite i'll for the
past week, but is now improving.
Mrs W. c. Emery returned, Saturday,
from her trip to Moosehead lake.
Mrs Ann Tinkham has been quite Ill
several weeks with rheumatic trouble.
Mrs William Moore of Bingham was
the guest of Mrs. y. W. Murphy, Sun
day.
George Bachelor was visiting rela-
f
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs K Il WATSON who have
been away during the winter have re-
turned home
Mrs. Seth Burns and son, Perey, have
moved into the upper part Of Mrs
HAYES house.
Mrs Lydia Boynton of View Portland
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. 5.
Parsons, last week.
Mrs Betsy savage returned, Saturday,
from a visit of several days with Mrs.
Adde Wood of Bingham.
The Arson conference of Free Baptist
churches will meet at East New Port
land June 9Th, 9Th and It'll.
The house occupied by Frank Donley
which was purchased by the Carrabasset
Stock Farm company has been wired Tor
electric lights.
The Academy nine went TO Bingham.
Saturday, to play with the Bingham
team The score was eight to one in
favor of the Binghams
Mrs Robinson has recently received a
letter from her husband ". c Robin
son in Alaska. that he is well and busy
on railroad contract work.
The four churches in this village have
decided on Wednesday, as the day for
church dinners or suppers, each society
taking its turn during the month.
John Peters and Mrs Mamie McRea
were married, Saturday. They have
commenced house keeping on school
street in the upstairs tenement Of the
house recently sold by Frank Donley.
" c. simmons and Wallace Emery
returned, Sunday, from fishing trip Of
several days at Garry ponds They
brought home one hundred and sixty
six speckled beauties The ADVOCATE
WAS generously remembered by de
lcious dish of the same Thanks,
gentlemen, and long may you live to
throw the fly into the clear waters of
one of Mane's most charming inland
lakes,
sunday and Monday nights were very
cold with heavy frosts
The Republicans of Arson will hold a
caucus in Central Hall, saturday the
2G.h inst. at 2 O'clock
Mr.. Robinson of Portland, United
states Postoffice inspector, was ID town,
Tuesday, on official business.
The meeting of the trustees of Arson
Academy that was held, Monday even
ing, was an adjourned meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H Stevens and
Mr.. and Mrs F II. Holley attended the
6all at Madison, Tuesday evening.
/ Rev. c. H. Young preached Sunday
morning upon SILENTLY Growing" and
in the evening upon "Man in the Mar.
! ket y
/ 1. L. salley, D. Y 5. of Skowhegan
was in town, Tuesday, and tested the
cows on Kennebec Avenue for Ben
Berry, l. II. Clifford, Orlando Hooper
and ". j Rand
: The veterans of the Grand Army of
the Republic will attend divine worship
at the NJ L. church, Sunday morning.
Rev. {. II. Young will take for his sub
ject "America and her heroes
! Wallace Emery is setting a new engine
to pump the waste water that comes
from the TIVE engines previously set into
the reservoir which feeds the pipes that
convey the water down to the houses on
the fiat.
/ ". q. Emery has made 8 great i'm
proyement on the stand eu center stree.
he recently purchased O. O Aver aud
son have remodeled the house and
painted il inside and outside so that II
presents neat aud attractive appear
auce.
\ party consisting II postmaster
Ilovey and :. Parsons # tbs village.
II Pease of Madison, George Foster
0f Oakland and james llwra1cr -
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