The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-24


child of Leroy Emerson's, suffering fror
a severe attack of Group. one day las
week.
Mrs. Abbie salley is sick with a nil
form of diphtheria.
sOLON
Word has been received here by Mrs
Turner Buswell that her nephew
Frank L French, formally of this tow
aud later-after finishing his course a
the University of Maine--of Beverly
Mass, where he was employed by thu
United shoe Machinery Company il
their shops there, and several years ag'
cent TO Montreal to have charge OF
part of their factory there, has beer
transferred to Germany AZ Genera
Manager of factory which will soon bt
completed and will employ between
! three and four hundred men. Mr.
| French sails with his family from Bos
ton February 9Th on the 'Iyernia" fol
Liverpool, England and will probably
remain abroad a number of years. Ed
win Ii. French younger brother, will
remain with the company in nontrea
for the present.
A very quiet wedding took place a
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs o. W. Hilton, Mill ST Wednes-
day evening, where their only child
Ethel NJ, was united In marriage with
Mr.. Aston Rowell, also of sol0n. The
ceremony wac performed by c. +. Sar
gent. Mr.. and Mrs. Rowell have the
best wishes of their many friends for d
long and happy welded life.
Mr.. Cam started for n. Y, Thursday
where he has employment for tie rest Of
the winter.
At the next regular meeting of No
Somerset Grange large attendance ii
desired as important business is to come
before the meeting
Perley wilson who has been spending
the fall and winter with his sisters il
town started on his return trip to Alaska
ednesday, Jan. 10
Ternon Pease of Manchester, Maine
was in town over Sunday visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holden and little
daughter spent Saturday and Sunday il
town as the guests of Mrs. Holden'i
brother, MIR, Clarence Holway.
MI Vi luo III III VI III
Shaw & Lunt Co., was in town, Thurs
day, introducing compressed air system
of waterworks
Mrs G. r. Sargent and daughter, May
spent Sunday in Winthrop, returning
Monday evening.
The Junior c. Z. Society held socia
at the home of their pastor, Tuesday
evening.
The joint installation O! the |. o. O
Friday evening, followed by literary
program and supper.
Mr.. Leslie Lombard has sold his new
house to Fred Ward of Embden. Mr.
Ward will take possession right away.
Mr.. Frank Vittum has purchased 6
lot on North Main street and will builc
house and stable in the early spring.
Mr.. A. T. Randlett of Pittsfeld wal
in town Tuesday looking for loca
agent for the Walter A. Wood Machin
cry Co.
At the regular meeting OF Keystone
Lodge r V. A. M. Dist. Dept. Geo. o
Carr will be present to inspect the work
Refreshments of oysters and coffee snt
doughnuts will be served.
Mr.. l.. w. Jordan of Bingham will b.
at Mrs. Hattie Curtis, Jan 25 and 20 TO
the practice of dentistry.
Mr.. and Mrs r. G. Leighton of Port
land entertained party of Scion peopl
at their home Wednesday evening, Jan
10. The company consisted of Mr.. an
Mrs. w. II. Pearson, Mr.. Sumner vii
son. Mr.. and Mrs Leighton, Mr.. ant
Mrs Leander McIntire. Mr.. G. W. Clarl
and daughters, Geneva and Marguerite
Mr.. Perley Nilsson, Mrs. < la Bodwel
Miss Eunice Bodwell. Mrs Caddie With
am. Miss Olive Lander, Miss Lotti
Smith, Miss Ida Hutchins and Mis-
Mamie Harmon Mr.. Clark and hi
daughters gave many musical selection
which we're enjoyed by all present. Al
in Scion know Mr.. Clark's ability will
the cornet. Miss Geneva makes a spe
calty of the oornet, but for this evening
played the piano, playing an accompani
ment, also giving fine solo. Miss Mar
guerite played the violin. which wa
especially fine The Clark's make
good orchestra and they are kind t
play for their friends. Refreshments o
cake, ice cream and fudge were serve'
by Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton who are al
ways such excellent hosts. Eghtee
persons were there and fourteen ha
lived in Scion 80 it was really "Solo
Reunion. 1t was an evening to be re
membered by all, and many good wishe
were exchanged and many thanks wer
party.