The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-09-02

There VIII Be #fHHs demanstfa
ton OF home mixing 4 fertilizers By
a Professor OF Agr ltnre from the
State College, 81 CHs-- lfvine's farm
Saturday afternoaa al 80 p. IA
Every body invited whn il IN any
way interested
Mr and Ms C#s. seYery, VINO
have passed the re- afu ~ August IN
southport, retnrnea home Friday.
dr. J. C. Husseg Oakland vas IN
town Friday
Mrs Ralph Haaa FesI and children
spent a fsW dafs Il laB Arson re-
Gently
Mrs l.. l. paateau aai sister and
little daughter Wha iFs been a. Bar
Hafbor during summer, came
home Saturday h.z
Mrs Minnie VII CON and dausH
ter and Mrs ElIau 8 ffII sBo have
spent the summer Their summer
nome Oh the hlI arned % Bos
ton, Thursday
Miss Johnson. 1as been board
ing win Mrs ffrf #llsaou. returned
s 10 her nome iu El-z Friday.
Mr. Marshall ssFss, u Nebraska Is
the guest Of bis bra-aer. Mf. Charles
seyery. this beng Sir svvery's hfst
visit in Maine Ter 3 ears.
Mr. aud Mrs Duo Healey spent
Saturday Afternoon and sunday with
friends in Bingham
Miss Florence Da|ge, who has been
passing her summer vacation with
her sister Mrs. E.ael Baruesom, IN
f New York, returned home Saturday
afternoon, stopping day or two IN
Boston with relatives on the wa
home.
Mrs Morris sever and son, Chas.
left here Monday Tor Mt. Vernon,
where they viii visit friends aud
later 20 to New 4ork to JOIN Mr..
Seyery.
Mrs. Lottie uaublett, who has
been working fer Mrs. John Savage,
returned To her aome ia Madison
Saturday.
Seribner and Browns steam drill
is in town, they nave just finished
drilling a we'll OF oae hundred feet
for Mr. Geo. Dodge aud are going 10
commence on another for Mr.. Carol
/ Head.
Mrs. Carroll TRACY and little daugh-
ter are spending the week with Mrs.
/ Tracy's mother In aartland.
Barnaby will be here with his NOV
ing pictures Thursday evening, Sept.
| 2. Mr. Barnaby's views are OF the
| best and we hope the attendance
will be such as viii warrant him to
continue coming. This week the
views will be "Rooseyelt la Africa
and other views.
Miss Ethel French and Miss Emma
/ Dutton, a teacher from Putnam,
Conn, were In town Tuesday.
Mrs. Mercy Randlett of Madison
and Miss Maud Randlett from Nor
wood, Mass, who have been visiting
relatives in town are stopping with
Mrs. Eugene Danforth in Madison.
Rev. J. r Wilson attended the NJ.
e. oampmeeting two or three days
last week.
There was no preaching service in
the NJ. K. church Sunday, on account
Of campmeeting at North Arson.
Miss Ethel Bodwell, who has been
spending a number of weeks IN town,
returned to her home in Phoenix, K.
L., Thursday.
There was a heavy frost Monday
night, which makes the outlook for
the sweet corn crop for the factory
rather small
At meeting of the Scion centen-
NAL committee Monday evening, it
was found that the committee have
about one hundred and fifteen dol
lars left, which much gratiiied the
Association, as in such affairs the
balance usually comes out the other
way. A Town Improvement Society
Ia being talked OF ana the balance
will be spent in some way TO benefit
the town.
Mr.. Ned McIntire has returned to
Mt. Hermon to be present at the
opening OF the school year, Aug. %.
Mrs. NJ. IL Andrews is spending the
week with friends in Pleasant Ridge.
Mr.. A. Q. Merrill is at home, sick
with rheumatism.
Mrs. Lena Fallon came here from
Southport Monday, to make a short
stay with her parents before return
ing to New York.
Mrs. Elias Smith who had severe
attack of heart trouble last week, has
so far recovered as to be about again.
Mrs. G. A. Merrill, who has been
quite sick for the past two weeks, Is
gaining little and Mr.. Merrill haa
returned to his work In Bingham.
Mrs. Maude McIntire entertained a
party Of young people at her cottage
at Lake Embden, Friday and Satnr-
day.
SHARKS.