The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-06-25
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Mrs. James Bodwell and two chill
dren, Esther and Henry of Phoenix,
Rhode Island, came, Wednesday
evening, to spend the summer months
with Mr.. BodWell's mother and sister
Mrs. Abbey and daughter Ida, spent
a few days in Madison the last of the
week.
The Royal Neighbors had their
pictures taken, Wednesday.
Rev. G.. s. Cudworth preached to a
good sized audience on John RowelPs
lawn, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Amanda Hunnewell received
news last week from her grand
daughter, Mrs. Annie Williams Paine
of South Boston, that she had a little
son born, Wednesday, June 10th.
Miss Gala Rowell of East Madison
visited friends in town few days the
last OF the week.
Mrs Lottie H8mblett returned Sat-
urday from few days stay with her
parents in Madison, attending the
dedication of the Soldiers Monument
while there.
There has just been placed in Ever
green Cemetery tablet marking the
grave of Lieutenant John Hilton a
Revolutionary soldier. There are
some other graves of Revolutionary
soldiers still unmarked and any one
knowing the location of such will
confer a great favor by notifying any
member of Abigail Chamberlain
Whipple chapter d. A. r.
Misses Gala and Chispa Rowell
visited Miss Sadie Smith, Thursday
night
North Somerset Grange had a very
interesting session last Saturday
afternoon. The first and second de-
grees were conferred and business OF
considerable Importance discussed
making very interesting meeting.
st. Johns Day was observed by the
Masonic Lodge and Keystone Chapter
o. E. s. last Sunday. The services
were at the M. E. church, Rev. Mr.
Meservy preached very interesting
discourse, subject, "Behold the Man.
Mrs. Lottie Caswell and Mrs. Ella
Hapgood of North Arson were In
town Wednesday afternoon making
calls and attended the Rebekah
assembly in the evening.
Mrs. Abel Rowell was In Skowhe-
gan shopping Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Davis of Madison came
to town, Saturday to visit his parents
Miss Alta Gray is home from He
bron. where she has just graduated
from the Academy. Mrs. Gray went
and attended the exercises.
The annual meeting of Scion
Creamery company was held at the
office of P. s. Lougley, clerk, Thurs
day evening, June IS at eight O'Clock
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year, P, s. Longley
clerk, NJ. L. French, Carrie B. Long
ley, P. s. Longley, directors, P. S
Longley, treasurer. The directors
elected NJ. L. French president for
the ensuing year.
A party from here started up river
for few days fishing, Tuesday noon
They were G. H. Severy, Charlie
Severy, M. H. Andrews and son Earl
Daniel Maynard, NJ. L. French and
Timothy Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Clifford took
dinner at Mrs. Hattie Curtis Mon
day noon.
Misses Mary and Edith Wilson an6
Mr.. Harold Pease attended the
theater at Lakewood, Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Octavius Tho mpson
left here Tuesday for their daughter;
in North Arson, from there they will
go to Waterville to attend the re
union of the fourth Maine battery Of
which Mr.. Thomps on was member
DR.. and Mrs. 8. F. Green started for
Skowhegan, Thursday, in their tour
ing car; at Lakewood they were
obliged to secure other transporta
ton. The doctor attended the Medi
cal Association at Skowhegan anC
Mrs. Green visited friends and at
tended the theater at Lakewood
Thursday evening, coming home
Saturday.
At special meeting of Keystone
Lodge, F. and A. M. two candidates
were given the third degree.
Mr.. T. J. Young and family ant
Mrs. Fred Curtis took a carriage
drive, Sunday, through Brighton
Athens and CornvilIe, making short
stay with Mr.. Frank Leavitt IL
Athens.
Mrs. Alice Pierpont and son Fred o
Madison came to town, Tuesday, fol
visit with her father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Holway.
John Savage is putting the finish OF
his new house.
On the evening of st. Johns Day
June oath at 7.30 O'Clock there will be
a strawberry festival at the banquet