The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-07-02
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ColdridQe Of
Livermore Falls were in town z few
days last week, the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Coolidge.
Mrs. Fredwell, solicitor Of me
Orphans Home in Augusta as IN
town number Of days last week.
Mrs. Charles Fentiman and Mrs. G.
4. Merrill started last Tuesday for
Pleasant Pond for few days outing,
with bus Islands, VINO were doing some
work there.
?. S. Longley was down river on
business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Magoon went %
Bingham, Thursday afternoon 20 at
tend the funeral services Of Willie
Woods.
Regardless Of weather which Was
dark and threatening. the attend
ance at the strawberry festival given
by Keystone Lodge was large and the
refreshments and social vas eni0Yed
by all.
Mr.. L. W McIntire went 10 Port
land last week to meet his daughter,
Guinevere, who mas been in Ohio.
Mrs Sarah Mantor and Mrs. Eu-
gene Burns were in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs George E. Jones of
Madison were il town, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Alice McAlpine Of Portland il
visiting her cousin, Mrs Alice Mer-
rill.
People Of this section, VINO 90 10
SkOwhegan for the Fourth. can stay
about as late as they want 70 as there
will be special train in the evening
10 bring them back, leaving Madison
at eleven ?. m.
Mr.. Wright Cram is up 70 Caratunk
doing some mason work
Mr.. Leslie Lombard is putting up
his house.
Mr.. Sumner Wilson OF SkownegaA
is in town for short stay.
Miss Chispa Rowell accompanied
Miss Ethel French home Saturday,
and attended the theater, returning
home, Tuesday.
Mr.. Elias Smith is so as TO be out
little.
Rev. Mr.. Hunt supplied abe pulpit
in the Congregational church last
Sunday.
NJ. L. French went to Madison.
Tuesday afternoon on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Moore and Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Moore OF Madison
were in town Sunday, calling on
friends. Mr.. Arthur Moore conveyed
the party in his touring car.
Miss Clara Hunnewell of Madison
was in town Tuesday night and We'd
day,
So.,,.aS l,o,,,.u,l 800. ,,uo,..l =,
be a very fatal accident. While Mr..
William Whipple was driving on the
ferry road little this side of Hiram
Rice's his horse, which was a young
one took fright and the rein broke
throwing Mr.. Whipple out against g
tree. The cook at the river drivers
camp seeing the horse went 10 mis-
assistance at once, and calling the
rest of the crew they picked him up
and took him home as quickly as pos
sible where everything was done.
There being no physicians al nome
DR.. Andrews of North. Arson was
summoned and soon DR.. Green with a
trained nurse came from Bingham.
They found bad wound in scalp and
his limb badly hurt. Mr.. Whipple
never fully regained consciousness
and passed away towards evening,
Monday. Mr.. Whipple was a man
well known all over the county and
will be greatly missed. He was about
80 years old. The funeral services
took place Wednesday morning az
the late home with the interment in
the family lot. Mr.. Whipple leaves
besides a widow one sister, Mrs. 5. T.
Green and four children, all OF whom
came home. Mr.. Louis Whipple Of
Waterville, Mr. Albert Whipple Of
New York, Mrs. Ralph Kingsley Of
Bar Harbor, and Miss Inez of this
town, besides many other relatives.
Mrs. Mercy Randlett of Madison
came TO town Tuesday evening.
Married Thursday morning. June .,
at the home of the bride by ?. S.
Longley, Esq, Mrs. Lucy Ann Walker
and Mr.. Almond Collins.
Childreu's Day was observed al the
Congregational church by a concert
by the children SUNDAY evening and
graduating exercises.
Arthur Dinsmore of Bingham was
in town, Tuesday.
Quite party from here attended
the theater at Lakewood, Sunday
afternoon.