The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-04-19
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Miss Helen Williams of Madison has
been making her grandmother, Mrs
Alfredo Maynard, visit
Mrs Abbey spent the Sabbath in
Embden with her daughter, Ida.
Jonathan and Sumner Wilson starts
for Portland, Wednesday, for a few
weeks stay. They will visit sister In
Lowell, Mass, and many other friends,
Mr.. Murphy, editor of the Watervile
Sentinel, and wife have been stopping in
town number of days.
Mr. Wilder Gates returned from
Orono, Tuesday, where be has been all
winter looking after the construction of
the water supply of that place.
Mr.. Selden Waldron of Hartland Ia in
town. He will take Joe Merrilrs place
as meat cutter in l.. l.. Patterson's
store.
Miss Nettie Pollard left here Satur-
day, for Cherryfeld, where she is EN-
gagged In teaching
Mrs Rice of Lewiston was in town a
few days last week, selling hand EN-
broidered Persian goods, a number of
shirt waist patterns can be found at the
miliners.
Warren Tozier was in town, Saturday.
The Rebek abs held a whist party In
the hall, Friday evening.
Aston Rowell was out of the mill for
day or two, for little rest.
Mr.. Calagham Ia attending the M. K.
annual Conference In Portland, 80 there
were no services In his church last Sun
day His people expect and hope to
have him with them another year.
The Easter concert was postponed a
week on account of the storm Sunday.
Mahlon Whipple returned to College,
Saturday.
Mrs. Greenleaf Brown Is critically ill.
A consultation of doctors Thursday gave
the family no encouragement
/. l.. Salley d. V. S. of Skowhegan
was in town, Thursday.
Mrs. f. A. Coolidge came home, Fri
day from ten days trip to Washington
Earnest Fentiman was home from
Kents' Hill over Sunday.
The gentlemen of o. f s. will fur
nish an syster supper at the regular
meeting, Thursday evening.
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The Forks, Friday.
Percy Maynard started for Alaska OF
the afternoon train Monday Mr. May
nard has spent five years in the colo
region but came home last fall on
visit to his parents and sister.
Mrs. Elmer Berry who has operated oil
for tumor two weeks ago is still crit
ically i'll.
Mrs. Hattie Curtis spent Saturday anC
Sunday in Bingham.
MIR. 4. j. Young is confined to tn
house again.
Mrs. EVE (Cates) wife of Fred Rus
sell passed away April 10 after a lonl
illness. Although Mrs. Russell hat
been sick for years she was not confined
to her home many weeks by her las
illness The deceased leaves a husband
three daughters and little son onl.
three years old, to mourn a patient wifi
a loving mother The funeral was hel,
at the late home in Bingham, Frida
afternoon, attended by Rev. G. T Sar
gent, and the choir from the Congregs
tonal church of which Mrs. Russell wa
al member, also of North Somerse
grange.
CARD OF THANKS
wWe wish TO extend our heartfelt
thanks to the neighbors and friends VIII
so kindly assisted us In our time of sor
row with their words and deeds, tn,
grange and others for the beautiful fora
offerings OF remembrance and to th'
pastor for his comforting words of sym
pathy and love.
Mr.. FRED RUSSELL and family,
Mr.. PAUL H. ATEs,
Mr.. and Mrs. tHAs FENTTMAN,
Mr.. and Mrs. THos ROLLINS
MIR. and Mrs. CARL Gates,
Mr.. EARL r Gates.
Scion, Me, April II, 1906.
FOLEYyHONEYxnTAN
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