The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-07-09

Miss Sawyer, trained nurse from
Lewiston, is caring for F. H. Holley.
Miss Nellie Hapgood, trained nurse
went to Peaks Island Monday with g
patient, Mrs. Fred Clark, OF Madison
Miss Ethel Bailey, trained nurse
of this village, is caring for Mrs
Charles Clark of Madison.
Mrs. George Sharpe and Mrs. Chas
Poland spent the Fourth at Lake
wood.
CHI, Poland returned from Austin
Pond, Monday.
G.. A. Porter and Miss Mary Porter
went to Strong Monday. Miss Nellie
Porter, who has been visiting there
for few weeks, returned with them,
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield Fenlason,
who have been spending a week at
Austin ponds, returned home Mon
day.
The Heaths from Massachusetts are
occupying their cottage at Lake
Embden.
Melvin Paine of Boston, a former
resident, came here Saturday, with
the remains of his son, Lawrence,
who died July I'd, aged 4 months.
ROBERTS HARTMAN.
On June 30th, at the home of J. p.
Roberts in Arson, his son, Alfred w.
Roberts and Miss Myrtle A. Hartman
of this village were united in mar
riage, the wedding occurring at high
noon. At the same time, Mr.. j. P.
Roberts daughter, Florence, was
united in marriage with Mr.. Leo w.
Farrar of Norway. MIR. Alfred
Roberts is we'll known to this entire
village as "Allie," one OF the genial
clerks in the employ of G. A. Porter
& Co. He was graduated from Arson
Academy, class of 1900. The bride
has resided in this village for a few
years and has made many friends,
who join with the ADVOCATE in wish :
ing the young couple many long and
happy years of welded life.
A very interesting meeting OF Ruth
Head Cragin chapter was held at the
home Of Mrs. A. Simmons, Friday
afternoon. The following members
of Margaret COTE Moore chapter of
Madison were present: Mrs. Lima
MChcuhoy, noBouti Wiz hlunhN @
Thompson and Mrs. Flora Hilton.
Mrs. Alice McAlphine OF Portland, a
member of Ruth Head Cragin chapter
was also present. Mrs. McKenney
gave most interesting account OF
her trip to Washington where she
attended the d. A. R. National Con-
gress. An invitation was given this
chapter to meet the Skowhegan,
Madison and Scion chapters at Lake
wood, July 3Oth, for county d. A.
r. Field Day. Refreshments of ice
cream and fancy crackers were
served.
Mrs. Henry Norton returned home
from Winchester, Mass, Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Gladys Fenlason who was here
for a few days from Austin ponds,
returned there Tuesday afternoon,
and her brother Earl went back
Wednesday.
Will Hoyt arrived here Saturday
from Plymouth, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Emery have
been spending the week at Skowhe
gan.
Chas. Snyder of Boston, who has
been the guest of Harold Collins
returned home Monday.
R. Fairbrother returned home from
Boston, Revere Beach, and other
places In Mass, Monday, after al
absence of five days. While away he
purchased carriage horse.
Mrs. Mary Tracey returned home
Monday, from visit to her daughter
in Madison.
Mrs. M. L. French visited in Mad
ison, Wednesday.
Miss. Emery, housekeeper for JOIN
Caswell, has been visiting relatives a
East New Portland for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Merry witnessed
the races at Skowhegan Saturday
returning home in the late evening.
Miss Ada Penny of Lowell, Mass.
is the guest of Mrs. Daniel Mcdonald
Mrs. John Butler of Bingham wa
the guest of Miss Susan Paine
Thursday.
Mr.. and rMrs. Morris Burgess o
Rumford Falls, having spent yer.
pleasant vacation of two weeks with
relatives, started Friday for thei
home in Rumford Falls.
John Caswell was recently tn,
guest of relatives in Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parlin and sol
George, and Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Nc
Laughlin, spent the Fourth at Lake
Embden.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Cole have gone
to Long Pond where he has con.
tract to build a mill
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