The Somerset reporter., 1907-04-04
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W E. French of Madison was in
town Wednesday and purchased a
pair of oxen of Joshua Grant.
Miss Elva Whipple went TO Bar
Uarbor last Tuesday where she Will
spend the month of April.
Miss Inez Whipple went to Water
vile Wednesday. From there she
will be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Whipple for a trip to Boston
and other Massachusetts cities.
Mr.. c. a. Merrill and daughter were
In Skowhegan Thursday.
keystone lodge, F. & A. NJ. have
inst purchased new regatta for officers
and members.
Tilson Jones, who has been quite
sick at last reports was gaining
Thomas Cross, who has been suffer
ing with a bad foot since his return
from the woods, underwent an opera
tion Saturday.
Alta Gray and friend, Bessie Fem
ofSPoland Springs returned to their
school in Hebron Saturday.
A fire which came near being a
serious one occurred in the kitchen
of Caratunk Hotel caused by a lamp
falling and breaking and setting tire
to the clothes, was put out by the
prompt use of fire extinguisher
Mr.. Gray succeeded in controlling IL,
but not until the rooms were badly
smoked.
G. E. johnson, travelling agent for
the Bangor Daily News was in town
the first of the week.
Mrs. Eliza Clark of East Madison is
spending a week in town with rela-
tives.
Chas. Fentiman went up river Ii
the noon train Monday
Sadie B. Young returned TO Water
vile Friday to continue her studies
Colby College.
J. M. Brown and Fred Magoon at
tended directors meeting of the
farmers Cooperative Telephone Co.,
at Norrjdgewock Monday afternoon.
Joseph Green and family left town
Tuesday, Apr. 2.
W. J. Holway of the Forks was i'll
town Monday and Tuesday, the guest
of DR.. Bates.
Mrs. l.. s. Merrill and children
visited their uncle, Alonzo Moore of
Madison, Monday.
Junior G. f. Society held social at
the parsonage Tuesday evening, re
freshments of cocoa, sandwiches and
cake were served during the evening.
Mrs. Greeley and son Archie spent
Saturday night and Sunday with their
aunt in Bingham.
&c To- II,
town few days the last of the week.
The selectmen have commenced
their annual tour of the town.
Mrs. Daniel Baker is cooking at
Caratunk Hotel
w. E. Gibbs, general agent for
Whitman & Pratt Fertilizer Co. was
In town Tuesday.
Easter was observed at the Congn.,
with the usual morning services, fol-
lowed In the afternoon by concert
with the children. Program was as
follows: Anthem, choir; Solo with
bango accomp., May Sargent; chorus
and march, school; prayer, q. f.
Sargent; chorus, school; duet, Orah
and Anah Libby; recitation, Emma
Mahoney; solo, Claire Spoffordi Glass
motion song, primary DePu', SUN
Nellie WinBbury; class exercise, Mrs.
Moore's class; Rec, Della Pierce;
solo, Earl Merrill; class exercise,
Mrs. Longley's class; solo, Guy Walk
or; Rec, Florence Dorge; solos,
Claire Ncfntire, Gladys Merrill, Pres
colt Cam; addresses by Messrs. Nc
Cnrdy and Starbird; Duet, Gwendo-
line Moore and Eula Rowland; semi
chorus closing.
The M. E. Sunday school will have a
five cent social in the vestry Thurs
day evening, Apr. II. Ice cream cake
and candy will be on sale.
Robert Burns of Moscow is ut Fred
Magoon's this week.
Olive Magoou is visiting friends in
Madison and North Arson,
The Ladies' Aid are planning to
paint the M. Il. Parsonage this spring
and do other repairing at the church.