The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-08-13
SOlON.

Miss Elizabeth Moore VINO is study :
ing for trained nurse in Lewiston is
visiting her parents here in town.
William Bodwell of Portland who
has been In town on a visit to rela-
tives and friends returned home last
week. Mr. Bodwell is native of
Scion and has many friends here.
He has graduated from Dartmouth
and next year will finish his NJ. D.
course there.
Mrs. Fred Drury who was operated
on week ago by DR.. S. F. Greene as
sisted by Drs. Sawyer and Andrews
and a trained nurse, Miss Madsen of
Lewiston is doing finely. All lock for
Mrs. Drury's speedy recovery.
Miss Minnetta Moore, a trained
nnrse who has been caring for Master
Robert French returned to her work
in Lewiston Monday after spending
the Sabbath with her people in Mon
mouth.
Mrs. F. A. Coolidge's club of girls
last Saturday evening entertained
the boys club, The Knights of King
Arthur, at Mrs. Coolidge home on
North Main street. Conundrums,
music, readings with refreshments of
ice cream and cake made very
pleasant evening, one to long be re-
membered by all the young people.
Miss Ethel French was in town a
little while Tuesday.
John Rowland has moved into his
new house on Ferry street.
Henry Wilson is putting up house
on his lot on North Main street.
P. 8. Longley went to Madison
Monday to see his sister who was
stopping there for short time.
L. s. Merrill who was home over
Saturday left on the Sunday after
noon train.
Our public was startled when
Friday noon July 81 the news was re.
cieved that Mrs. VIM. Stuart had had
work as usual when she was suddenly
stricken. All was done that could be
but she gradually grew weaker and
passed away before evening. Mrs.
Stuart was native of Bingham but
having lived here long time she has
many friends in town. Mr.. Stuart has
t 10 heartfelt sympathy of the commu-
nifty in this great bereavement. The
funeral services took place at the
home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Perlie Rowell who was operat
ed on for appendicitis little while
ago has so far recovered so as to be
moved to her mothers, Mrs. J. s.
Longley. Mr.. Rowell is at Madison
at work.
w. R. Whitney of Norridgewock
was in town on business Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Abbey has finished work
for Mrs. Marcellus Irvine.
Jesse o. Shute of Augusta who has
has been working in town for some
time has moved into the north rent OF
John Savage's new house.
VIM. McDonough's little boy is
quite i'll with bowel trouble.
There is quite a colony OF Scion
people enjoying an outing among
whom are Mr.. and Mrs. Malon, Miss
Bertha Whipple, Abner Whipple, Mr..
and Mrs. L. F. McIntire who were
joined by their daughter and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swain, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Vittum and Miss Olive
Lander also Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Severy.
Miss Lottie Smith is spending a
week with friends in Winthrop. We
understand that Miss Mary has en-
gagged as principal of a school in
Brooklne, Maine.
A. w. Rowell went to Skowhegan
on business Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Greene went to Water
vile Monday afternoon.
Somerset Grange will observe
Children's Day at the home of Mrs
Isaac Holway Saturday August %. A
A picnic dinner. If stormy postpon
ed to the 29th.
Edward Hall of Pittsfield, Mass, i:
passing few weeks at Wilmington
Farm.