The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-12-03
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MISS Eva HarK6. VIII leave mere mex
Monday morning to pass the winter
of Melrose, Florida
Mrs. II. p. Reyes of Pennington is
visiting for week with her sisters
Mrs. H B. Merry and Miss Eva Parks
before they leave for the South.
Henry Judkins of Chesterville was
a recent guest at II. B. Merry's.
Wallace Emery has crew at work
this week making repairs on his
springs which furnish the water sup
ply for the village
Monday night brought little rain
but not enough to do much good.
December come in warm, 40 degrees
above zero.
A corn factory for Scion is assured
Already 220 acres are pledged which
nearly equals the amount required
A special town meeting was held
Monday and and the town voted &c
build a road to the factory.
The State Council D. a r. announ
ces It's annual offer of prizes in the
Grammar schools of the state or
some subject pertaining to the war OF
the Revolution. First prize, So; End
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Roscoe Eames. George Pratt and
Henry Treat arrived home with theiI
horses from Moosehead Lake, Sat
urday. as they had to come before
the boat was taken out. The re-
mainder of tile horses and crew will
remain uutil the cold weather and the
snow causes them tosquit.
Scion Ia about to establish an cleo
trie light plant. The power ls to be
furnished by A. W Starbird who
went to Portland Monday to purchase
an engine for this purpose. E. w
Scott of this village, the electrician
who has had charge of the lighting
for the Carrabassett Company here
for several years has been engaged
as superintendent and he went TO
Scion, Monday to superintend the
work. Mr.. Scott is a thoroughly re
liable and experienced man and Scion
is fortunate in securing his services.
His family will remain here until
spring.
Frank Noddin and family of Bling
ham, Everett Burbank of New Vine
yard High School and Miss Luella
Richards of Freeman were in town,
Saturday, to attend the attend the
Noddin Clark wedding.
Mrs. E. L. Savage rendered beaut :
full solo, "The Majestic City" at the
morning service of the Universalist
church, Sunday. The church regrets
exceedingly Mrs. Savage's removal
from town.
Mrs Fanny Danforth Gould died at
her home in Portland, November 22d.
Mrs. Gould was the daughter of
Amenza b., and lrinda Danforth and
she was born near this village where
her early and young womanhood was
passed. For quite number of years
she has resided in Portland where her
mother and brother still live. Her
age was So years, 9 months and 6 days.
The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon, November oath, at her late
residence, 10 Lincoln Street. The
burie was in Evergreen cemetery in
that city.
Miss Edna Hovey arrived home
from Lily Bay Wednesday, where she
had been visiting several weeks.
She was accompanied by her friend,
Miss Beatrice GIBSON, who is the
guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. WATSON. Miss Gipson is
a graduate of the Academy last spring
and will continue her study at the
Normal school in Pennington the
coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson Spearin were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs John Butler
of Bingham, Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. J. s. Tapley of North Brooks
Vile and daughter Alice, arrived in
and Mrs. Simmons Their many
friends here will be pleased to learn
that Mr.. Tapley's health is very much
improved since they moved from
town he first of August. He is now
in New York on business trip.
Joseph Livingston was buried in
Sunset cemetery here Saturday. Air.
Livingston was an EngIisbman by
birth and for some years in the early
seventies made his home out on Ken
nebec avenue, but leaving there a
long time ago it is reported that he
has for the past few years resided in
the eastern part of this county.
The remains of the late Joshua
Boyington were moved from Emblem
and re entered in Sunset cemetery,
Saturday.
The local hunters are busy these
days gathering the fur bearing ami
mails
Mrs. Kinslty Foss died suddenly,
Thursday fternoon, from pne umonla.
Her case was considered serious and
the doctor was called Tor the first
time the Sunday previous, and but
little encouragement was given of her
case from the first. She was the
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