The Somerset reporter., 1909-08-26

18th, inclusive. This will be interest
ing news to the many of our citizens
who take pleasure In attending these
meetings. Rev. Frederick A. Wig
gin. president of the Madison Spirit
1alist Association, DR.. Geo. A. Fuller,
Mrs. Katie Ham, Rev. B. F. Austin
Mr.. Thomas Cross will be the speakers
while the music will be under the d.
rection of Prof. George b. Cutter.
Mrs. E. G. Edwards spent several
DAYS OF this week visiting friends In
Steuben, Maine. Steuben Is pleasant
ly located at the head of joys Bay
which in turn opens into Gouldsboro
Bay In a picturesque portion OF the
Maine coast.
Miss Sarah Clarke has just returned
from ten days outing at Little Che-
beague.
Mrs. Sarah Stevens spent Sunday
In Madison visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Whitney and daughter
are spending several weeks with Mrs.
Whitney's mother in Holden, Maine.
Mr.. Ralph Cleveland of Skowhegan
was in town Sunday visiting his
uncle, John Cleveland.
Miss Belle Ramsdell Is attending
the Methodist campmeeting at North
Arson this week.
Mr., and Mrs. Buker of Skowhegan
visited at Fred Knights Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cleveland visit
ed friends in North Madison Friday,
on their return hone they were over
taken by the thunder shower and
wind storm and had a pretty lively
time of 1t.
Mrs. Rebecca Staples is visiting
friends in Madison.
Mrs. John Dealey of Skowhegan
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
William Lockwood.
Mrs. George Carr and Mrs. II. W.
Smith are spending few days OF this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Hall
at their cottage at the pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Purkis of Bucks
port recently visited Mr.. Purkis' sis
ter, Mrs. j. @. Parlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren were
among those who attended the
Grange Field Day at Lakewood Mon
dav. A goodly number of the mem
bers of Somerset Grange availed
themselves Of the opportunity.
Miss Gladys Parlin has been en-
toying weeks visit from her class
mate, Miss Jennie M. Adams OF Cam
ton Point. Another classmate, Miss
Clementine L. Crockett, now book
keeper in Portland, spent last Sab
bath at the Parlin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Moulton spent
Sunday visiting in the Martin Stream
neighborhood.
Mr.. John McGinnis of Somerville,
Mass, has been spending few days
at the Fernside Bungalow.
Mr.. William Longley has received
a three horse power motor for MS
wood working shop but has not got
1t in working order yet.
Miss Edith Kennison OF Waterville
and Mrs. Croswell of Pennington
spent few hours with Mrs. Harriet
Field Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Tracy are
attending the North Arson camp
Mrs. E. &. Edwards and children
and Mrs. D. G. Wood attended fami-
ly reunion at New Sharon Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Berry OF Brockton, Mass,
has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harper Allen, returning home on
Monday OF this week. Although Mrs.
Berry is eighty-seven years of
age she made the trip each way alone.
Mrs. Herbert Haynes returned from
Pennington, Saturday, where she has
been for number of days with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Anderson, who is
seriously sick. Mrs. Anderson Is
very much better now. 1t was at
first thought that she had suffered a
shock. Later it was concluded that
the trouble was of a malarial nature
and not likely to be of permanent in
jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Haynes spent
Sunday In Madison, the guests of DR..
and Mrs. j. L. Lancaster
B. F. Jones and party of friends
from Madison we're in town Monday
on their way to Waterville.
Mrs. Roy Mitchell and daughter
Gladys have been spending few
days visiting Mrs. Mitchelrs grand
parents in Springfield, Maine.
MIR. Charles Lane, VINO purcnaseo
the o. F. Hall place, has been setting
out about 800 strawberry plants and
otherwise getting ready for quite ex-
tensive gardening. Mr.. Lane Is 81
years of age. Mr.. Joseph Smith an
other of our old boys, seems to be the
first Of any to get green corn into the
market.
Mrs. II. L. McCann and daughter
Eugene, who have been spending the
summer at their cottage will spend
few days OF the latter part Of this
week with Mrs. McCann's sister, and
her parents, Mrs. Sara Frederic and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Allen. She will
return to her home in Gray Saturday.
DR.. Sowerby preached a very in
teresting sermon in the Baptist
church, Sunday morning.