The Somerset reporter., 1908-09-03
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James Eldridge from the west was
calling on old friends in town last
week.
Mrs. Ayre who has been visiting
Mrs. Elias Smith and family returned
to his home in New York Thursday.
Miss Madsen who has been caring
for Mrs. Lombard few days spent
the Sabbath with Mr.. and Mrs. Zina
Norton returning to Lewiston Mon
day.
Mrs. Ellen Morrill, who has been
spending the summer in town left
Saturday for Hallowell where she will
join friends on trip to the provinces
before returning to her home in Bost-
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Coolidge spent
the day Friday in Skowhegan.
Daniel Maynard was home from
Madison over Sunday.
Mics Elizabeth Whipple of Water
ville.i visiting her aunt in town.
Miss Grace Cover of Skowhegan il
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. lothian WhippIe returned
home last Monday from Oakland
where she has been for few weeks.
Fred Magoon and M. L. French
spent Saturday in inspecting some OF
our highways.
@. W. Cooley met with quite a loss
when his house and barn burned and
a million feet of lumber but all was
fully covered by insurance.
Miss Caroline Rowell, who has been
spending a two weeks vacation in
town, left Sunday afternoon and will
spend the present week at the White
Mountains with friends before return
ing to her work in Portland.
Mr.. P. 8. Longley went down river
on business, Monday.
Mr.. Augustus Wilmington and SONS
went to Moxie on the excursion re-
turning Sunday evening.
Mr.. Sumner Wilson of Skowhegan
10 In town on visit.
Mr.. Frank vittum has part of his
household goods to Skowhegan. Mrs.
vittum is going there to live for the
present as Mr.. Vittum's business is
there.
We have young fisherman with us
who can tell bigger fish story than
some of the older fishermen and what
Is strange about his story it is true.
Mr.. Dwight Mcfarland went up in the
bay fishing last week with his father
and he caught bass that weighed
three pounds and two pickerel. We
think he had good reason to be proud
as he is only six years old.
Mrs. George Dodge and Mrs. Chas.
Smith were among the number who
attended the fair at Waterville, We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Jasper Rowell, younger son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel Rowell, passed
away Saturday evening after about
four weeks sickness with typhoid fe-
yer. A trained nurse and everything
that could be done was done for him.
The funeral services took place Tues
day afternoon with the interment in
the family lot at South Scion. The
bereaved parents and brother have
the sympathy of all.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Rowel attend
ed the funeral of Jasper Rowell, Tues
day.
Mrs. @. w. Merrill and daughter,
Gertrude, attended the sale at Madi-
son, Saturday.
There was Republican lecture at
the Public Hall, Tuesday evening.
The speakers we're Mr.. Robinson OF
Camden, Ham OF Boston, and Dutton
of Augusta, all of which spoke in a
very interesting manner on the prin-
ciple issues OF the campaign.
The portable saw-mill which is to
be operated on the land recently
purchased Of Shepherd Hunnewell In
the south part Of the town arrived on
Tuesdays freight and they begun to
haul it Wednesday.
Mrs. Dudley Healey received tel
egram from Scales, California, We'd
nesday morning containing the news
Of the death of her son, Lamont Brown
by drowning while in swimming.
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