The Somerset reporter., 1907-09-05
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SROWneRan were LII uoWu rrludy anu
Saturday on visit to his sister Mrs.
Mary Coolidge.
Clyde Smith and party of friends
of Skowhegan were in town Monday
evening to attend the Labor Day ball.
Everett Pollard and wife of Alaska
are in town as the guests of his
brother Mark Pollard and other
friends.
Mrs. VIM. Whipple has just re-
turned from few weeks visit to her
daughter at Bar Harbor.
There were 81 tickets sold at this
station Wednesday for the excursion
to Kineo.
Fred Magoon and wife went to
Lakewood Thursday.
Miss Inez Whipple went to Show
hogan on business Friday.
Mrs. Fred Powers and Mrs. Minnie
Fentiman attended campmeeting at
N. Arson Thursday.
Roy Rowell went to Portland Mon
day to attend the automobile school.
Fuller Smith of Winchester, Mass,
is in town for few days. stay.
Mrs. G.. L. Foss of Auburn with
friends from Skowhegan were in town
with her large touring car Thursday.
Married at the Cong'l. parsonage
Thursday evening, Aug. 20 by Rev.
E. 8. Cudworth. Carroll G. Andrews
of Bingham and Miss Eva G. Went
worth of Athens.
Mrs. Alice Twombly and daughter
Lula who have been passing their
summer vacation in town went to
Skowhegan Saturday on their way
home to Somerville, Mass.
Mrs. Carrie Witham of Portland is
visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malon Manton and
mother, Mrs. Sarah Manton OF Madi-
son were in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Parsons and
little daughter were guests at the
Caratunk Hotel Sunday
Judge Simmons and wife and Miss
Getchell of No. Arson were in town
Saturday.
Mrs. Fremont Homestead of Show
hogan was in town Friday.
Mrs. Hiram Rice is spending few
days with her mother in Auburn.
Judge o. R. Batcbelder of Show
hogan was in town Friday and Satur-
day calling on friends.
Mrs. Abbey and daughter were in
Skowhegan Monday.
Miss Ethel French and Miss Clara
Hunnewell Of Madison spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with friends in
town.
A. G. Merrill who has been carpen-
tering in Millinocket this summer is
at home for rest.
Those who were fortunate enough
to attend the Congl. church last
Sunday were favored with some ex-
cellent solos rendered by Mrs. Mary
Day of Northamton, Mass.
J.H. Gray of this town was one of
the visitors in Skowhegan Tuesday to
view the ruins of the recent fire.
Mr. Chapman Supt. at the pulp mill
went Saturday and spent Labor Day
with his family in Berlin, N. II.
The American Realty Co. have
commenced saving their poplar pulp
.ogs. They have 5000 cords doomed
in the river to be sawed and shipped
before the river closes. This wood is
all shipped to Rumford Falls to be
manufactured into pulp by the soda
ash process.
Mrs. J. E. Freeman was calling on
friends in Skowhegan Monday.
The Rice family reunion was held
at the home ofs Mrs. Sarah Mantor
Aug. %, the day being one of the
most perfect for the summer, the
table was spread under the shade of
the beautiful maple on the lawn
and bountifully loaded with goodies.
The guests began to arrive early in
the day coming from Skowhegan,
Madison, Arson, No. Arson and
Scion. After dinner the photograph
er was disposed of and the time
was spent socially interspersed with
music and recitations. The officers
were then appointed for the ensuing
year. Mrs. Alice R. Freeman of
Everett, Mass, Pres; DR.. l. L. Salley
of Skowhegan, Sec. and Treas; exec
utive committee, Mrs. Georgia Adams
of Madison, Sadie Smith of Scion,
Mrs. Viola Burnor of Skowhegan.
Thus closed day long to be remem
bered by all and looked forward to in
the years to come. We would like to
say to some of our members that the
session>&asts but one day annually.
Dan Maynard was in Skowhegan
Monday,
P. s. Longley went to No. Arson on
business Tuesday afternoon.
Grace Cover is staying with friends
in town.
Matte Young went to Benton Falls
Monday where she is engaged in
teaching.
Rev. A. A. Callaghan and family re-
turned from their annual vacation
trip Monday evnning.
Mrs. Jennie Green gave musicale
at her home on Pleasant st. Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Rice were in
town calling on friends Saturday.
HINCklEY.
Mrs. George Getchell of Waterville
is visiting at j. w. Walkers.
George T. Tibbetts has so far re-
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