The Somerset reporter., 1907-07-18
NUMBER %
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Lakewood. Aug. I'D.
Mrs { { Stewart and dangat.,
GLADYS Of Caratunk are s,nea,. ~ psy
T. 4. HIATT and famiIy
n.,;a1 49,. z=..r
NJ i,,l.1, - 81 ;" 20 " ~ M
their niece. Mrs. Frank steward
Nc NJ. VI a.t..ea
tr+,r, poades1d co.n.SS -. Neio
.l,y' p, Z r 60 "a - II. ~ NJ
:, '''ie ''iiN ann!
y 4u!e'.ai a''u Sall1e simmons SeAt
-, - -. "a - ~ Ji -" N"se
70 -. ~ ~ anu u o. - u'o'ii'lS
me store q the iate EoWln Collins
naH oteh purchahed by W II. Church-
~ o. Lewiston VINO TOOK possession,
Ia!
Mn =, CarpelIer and ner grandson,
Johh W rlght a5ior OF Detroit, Mich,
arrived sunday, 70 VISIT Mrs, Mary
.hafstoh.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Atkinson, Jr.,
and children Of Bath arrived, satur-
cay the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
joseph atklnson.
Ihe small iron bridge ACROSS the
poo which has been known al the
frog pond from time immemoriA
Is beng newly planked.
Oliver Quits received fatterjng
offer 10 coach the Harvard footba1l
team and has accepted it. Mr.. CUTS,
who Is located al Seattle, Wash, will
come east soon.
Saturday. Sheriff Emery assisted by
Z. r. Walker Of Arson and Sheriff
Rowen of Scion made search and seiz-
ure on the premises Of Woodbury.
Russell of Scion.
Emily SAWYER and Marion PAYNE
started THURSDAY morning for Boston
and will also visit in Rhode Island.
Miss Pavne intends 70 enter the Con
servatorv Of Music at Boston il the
fall
Last week Mrs Mary Nars+o,, On.
tertained her fnnr sisters NJ Or
nenfer ~ Detroir Nich vrs Nm
IF Kennehnnknorr. Mis- Tou1e -
Portland and Nfrs Sp,ifh ~ p;+tssa1d
This is the first time for twenty Years
that they have all been together.
A vorno darob,a " u ca
dard the former snnerin-anda,,t -
~ +be ebonk foc-or,l 49, d.d+',a5
dead Fr;dav affarnaon a, 49, 5draa
in Rinoban5 Sba - - ilI ~
MT a q Il ? hfz+ Ha
covered sotba+ ~ - 49,, ~, -
doore
9. oatuiud9 d. iAooh' -drs' EeIAe a.
Stevens; PIes4ue.t .! me hSpekah
-AeoeiIo4s .dls. VI aug VI. Emery,
We Ples!uehl' anu ME SaIah y
husoaHus' met al bruAs"icK, SUNDAY
dluutG
Ne" -deauo"s Inn
Seventeen persons went 10 North
New Portland Sunday afternoon 10
attend the services OF the CongreEa-
.iohal chqrcn; beE. Ohas; n. mar
NaIu VI F1r'Iaila pfedehe9 Inc ser
mon anu NJ. ana MIS- L r. r barIaoy
anu 6uIla IloSeH sang Inc rile u
papl5s III 9S sPI II - Nas aanlhls-
telea ~ heN' /. d. 1alt u. nileeh,
aIlu seventeen persons were received
mo the chuIch.
Ruth Head Cragln Chapter, ID. A.
r., are raising sum Of money 70 get
a monument 10 place IN our village
cemetery, which Will be a suitable
and lasting memorial 10 the unknown
dead OF the civil war. This is 10 take
the place OF the wooden monument
now there. Doubtless, every citizen
OF our town will be interested IN this,
as SO many Of Anson's brave sons lost
their lives IN that terrible struggle,
and sleep Tar away IN unknown
graves. Several have expressed a
desire 10 contribute toward the mon
ument and committee of Mrs. A.
simmons Mrs. NJ. L. French and Mrs,
j. L. Parhn all of No. Arson, Me,
are ready 10 receive contributions to-
wards tins worthy OBJECT. 1t Is the
intention to have the monument com
pIeted and SET before next Memorial
day.
The Ruth Head Cragin chapter
held its regular meeting. FRIDAY after
noon, at the home Of the Vice regent,
Mrs. NJ. L. French. \ large number
were present and among the invited
guests were Miss Cora French of
Westwood. Mass. Misses Winnibelle
and Grace Cover of Skowhepau. Mrs.
c. C. Cragin, Rondout. Ny. Mrs.
Porter. Miss Porter and Mrs. Betsey