The Somerset reporter., 1907-07-18

b. b. Barker has been having MS
marble shed raised and new stills put
in where they were needed.
The large addition to the corn shop
which was built for storage purpose
was completed by Mr.. Brackley this
week, Monday, and is all ready for
the paint. This addition will allow
the company to store all of the corn
that they pack here until they get it
labeled for shipment They have al
ways been compelled to ship about
half of their pack from here before
labelling for lack of storage.
A. B. Caswell, of the cornshop, is
confined TO his bed this week by sick
ness.
Mrs. Harry Carr and her sister and
her husband have been spending a
number of days at the pond.
There is a concert in the Congrega-
tional church on Wednesday evening
of this week given by parties from
Skowhegan.
Mr.. A. B. Powers was buried here
on Thursday afternoon of last week.
The services were held at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Isaac Powers Of
Larone, Rev. F. G.. Davis officiating.
Services were held at the grave by
the members of Quinnebassett Lodge,
|. O. o. F. Mr.. Powers home was in
West Derry, n. H., where he leaves a
wife to mourn him. He was forty
two years of age.
The date for the Eaton and n. II.
s. reunion has been fixed for August
14th and there seems to be every
prospect that there will be a rousing
attendance.
That gypsy camp will arrive and be
on exhibition on the evening of the
9th of this month on the lawn at DR..
Smiths. We have the authority to
say that it will be big affair.
Nick Miller finished his having,
Saturday night. We hear that Nick
was rather worried for fear that the
Job would last over until Sunday.
Mrs. Caroline Dole is reported to
be considerably better.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Brown spent
Sunday visiting friends in Winslow.
Quite number of our citizens en-
loved the excursion to Kineo on Sun
day.
Mr.. George True of Clinton was in
town, Monday. Mr.. True is one of
the inspectors for the Maine Tele
phone Company.
Mrs. Edwards of Chelsea, Mass, is
spending a short vacation with MIR.
and Mrs. H. w. Spaulding.
Mrs. F. w. Spaulding and children,
Mrs. Esther Fuller and Miss Linnion
Brown spent several days of last
week in Mrs. Emory's cottage at the
pond.
George Porter left last week for a
short visit in Monmouth and Port
land.
Rev. B. F. Turner occupied the pull
pit in the Baptist church last Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Forest Rowe and daughter,
Miss Iva, spent few days of last
week visiting friends in Hartland.
Mr.. Ralph Ketchum and daughter
arrived last week from Boston to
spend a short vacation.
Miss Dorothy Folsom returned
home from Corinna, Monday OF this
week, where she has been visiting
her grandmother.
DIR. H. w. Smith was in Hamden
one day last week, his daughter, Miss
Erma, accompanying him, where she
will stop for a few weeks visit with
her grandparents
DR.. Charles Haskell Dole of Jamaica
Plain will occupy the pulpit in the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning.
Rev. F. G. Davis preached a very
interesting sermon, Sunday morning,
before the members of Echo Lodge,
K. of P. in the Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Durham and
son, Mr.. E. r. Wetherbee, Miss Mabel
Blazer and Miss BERTHE Wetherbee
arrived last week from Somerville,
Mass, to spend their vacation at the
Fernside Bungalow
Mrs. May Bay of Somerville, Mass,
arrived yesterday, to spend a short
vacation at Fernside Bungalow.
The installation of officers and the
comforting of three ranks occurred in
Echo Lodge K. of P. on Tuesday
evening of this week.