The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-28

Easter millinery opening, tomorrow
and Saturday at e. B. Curtis. All are
invited.
Miss Mollie Marston. who left here for
England In February, is now In GLASGOW,
Scotland, the guest of United States
Consul, r. w. Austin and family.
A thunder storm of considerable Sc
verify passed over this section of the
state, Friday afternoon OF last week,
very unusual occurrence for the AID of
March.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Luce, who reside
in the Bigelow Hill neighborhood, were
called to Monticello, Me-, last week by
the death of Mr.. Luce's mother, Mrs.
Rebeksh Luce.
Withee & Brown have just received a
car load of high grade western horses
and are showing them to intending pur-
chasers at their stable, corner OF Winter
and Court streets.
Each member of Priscilla Rebekah
Lodge will be privileged to invite one
guest to the entertainment which Is to
follow the regular meeting, next Tues
day evening, April 2.
Mrs. Margaret Soule of Harding, Mass,
arrive here Friday Of last week, to see
her mother Mrs. Mary Soule, who has
been passing the last few weeks at the
home of DR.. F. S. Bigelow.
Roy L. Marston of this place and
Harry Emery, son of Judge L. A. Emery
and professor of political economy at
Yale University, were guests last even
ing of Hon. Fred Hale Mt his home in
Portland.
Word has been received here of the
safe arrival of Mrs. James Fellows at
Nelson, British Columbia, whittier she
set out from here last week. Mrs. Eel
lows is to be the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Bruce White until next June.
Mrs. Hattie Webb of Golf street, Au-
burn, who has been seriously i'll for the
past two months, was among the arr.
walls on the Friday evening train. She
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Canon until she fully RECEIVERS her health.
Mrs. D. Il. Langley whose home has
been on Pine street for many years Is to
reside In Waterville In the future. She
will keep house with her son, R. A.
Langley. Mrs. Langley left for her new
home today, her household goods having
already been shipped.
Mrs. Lydia Bigelow, probably Show
negan's oldest resident, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Seth L. Crowell,
about four miles from this village on the
Pishon's Ferry road, Sunday at the age
of 81 years. She was the mother of
eleven children. seven OF whom, five sons
and two daughters, are now living.
| Funeral services were conducted yester-
day at the home OF the daughter above
mentioned, by the Rev. George Merriam.
We are in receipt of request from A.
7. Steward, Erskine, Alberta, Canada,
for sample copy OF the REPORTER and
copy OF this issue goes forward TO the
address as given. Mr.. Steward states
that he was born in Embden, March 3
1886, and that he has been In the west
ern country for forty-four years. 1t is
hoped that the news of Somerset county
communities, with which he must have
formerly been familiar, will be of inter-
est to him.
Examinations have been 10 progress at
the High School this week, and the final
session of the winter term will be held
tomorrow. The vacation will be for two
weeks and sessions will be resumed on
Monday, April Is. The rest of the vii
lage schools have already had one week
of their fortnights recess and will begin
again on Monday April 8. Among the
teachers who have taken the opportunity
to visit their homes are Miss Della Fose,
who has gone to Turner, Miss Florence
Hammond to Elliott, Miss Helen Delano
to Everett, Mass, and Miss Grace Choate
! to Fairfield,