The Somerset reporter., 1909-06-17
SOLON.

was in town, Wednesday noon, call
ing on friends.
The Woman's Club met with Mrs.
S. F. Greene, Wednesday, afternoon.
Road commissioner Head is repair
/ ing the road to the station.
Mr.. S. E. Remiok of Madison passed
through town, Thursday, on his way
to The Forks.
Mrs. John Rowland went to Bing
ham, Thursday, tor little while.
Mrs. Sarah Mantor and daughter OF
West Madison were in town, Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Meservey left
here, Thursday morning for Skowhe
gan, where they will open a store
with a stock of camera supplies and
picture molding.
Mrs. Walter Cross and son Kendall
/ left here Monday morning for three
weeks stay with her people in Dover,
New Hampshire.
Mr. F. A. Coolidge made business
trip to Skowhegan, Tuesday.
Mr.. F. NJ. Vittum, who has been III
town for a few days returned to
Skowhegan, Tuesday morning.
There will be a strawberry festival
in the NJ. E church vestry, Wednes-
day evening.
The trustees of Scion Public library
held meeting in the library, Satur-
day evening, June IL.
The Rebekah Lodge of District, No.
16, comprising North Arson, Scion,
Bingham and New Portland will hold
ri rnaDfinn with Eanfanni a
Rebekah Lodge, Bingham, June 20.
Trains leave North Arson, 2.23 and
500 p. IN. Members are invited by
Centennial lodge to come on first
train. Supper at six p. M, lodge
opens at seven p. m. Train leaves
Bingham, 1130. Sarah 0. Cook
President and Mae l.. Cash Warden of
the Rebekah assembly will be pres
ent. All members are requested to
present and help make the meeting
one of profit and pleasure.
The graduating exercises of Scion
Grammar school occurred in the
Congre gational church, Friday even
ing, June II. Music was furnished by
McIntire Orchestra and other local
talent.
At Committee meeting, June IL,
for the Centennial celebration of the
town of Scion, Aug. IS, the following
other committees were appointed.
Com. on Parade, L. L. Patterson, P.
s. Longley, J. H. Gray, Millie Paul,
Julia Vittum, Viola Gray. Lenora
Ray. Com. on orations ETC., Elzada
McIntire, w. II. Soper, Turner Bus
well. Com. on music, s. F. Greene,
Jennie Greene, Minnie Jones, Maud
| T0nplou orrio
Lonley. Sports, contests ETC., w.
o. Paul, Azel Jones, Fred Magoon,
Thomas Tuscan, Arthur Rowell, L. w.
McIntire, L. L. Patterson, L. s. Mer-
rill, Jacob Goodwin, l.. A. Stinchfield,
Oliver Irvine. Com. on advertising,
Lottie Smith, Mildred Manson, Ethel
Rowell, Una Soper, Emma French, P.
8. Longley. Fireworks, w. II. Soper,
John Rowell, L. L. Patterson. Solic-
iting, Julia Vittum, A. @. Head, w.
E. Drury, Moses French, P. 8. Long
ley. transportation, w. H. Soper.
Hospitality, Jennie Greene, Minnie
Jones, Anna B. Boswell, Flora Pol
lard, w. s. Cram, Malon Patterson,
M. l.. French, D. 8. York, Mary
French. F. A. Coolidge, David Row
ell, A. W. Rowell,. Ruby Cross. Or
der, Ernest Paul, Fred Curtis, A. w.
Starbird, J. A. Tuscan. Devotional,
w. A. Meservey, j. r. Wilson. His
torian, Jennie Greene. 1t Is ex-
pected that the people of the town
whether ON the Committees or not
/ will take an interest in this celebra-
tioD and make it success in every
way. The meeting was adjourned
until Saturday evening, June 20 and
then it Is hoped to have a report from
the Committee appointed and add
others to the several committees as
seems necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin of Etna
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. w.
Hilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Octavius Thompson
went to North Arson, Monday after
noon where they will visit their
daughter and 90 to Augusta to attend
the reunion of the Fourth Maine Bat
terry.
Mrs. F. M. Vittum and Mrs. Mariner
Irvine spent the day Monday in Bing-
ham. Mr.. Charles Emerson and Miss
Violet Purington of Manson are the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. John Wilson.
Ivan Ward, Roland French and M.
l.. French returned, Tuesday morn
ing from three days fishing trip up
Chase stream way with good catch.
The remainder of the party will re-
turn, Wednesday.
Master Leeman Smith Of Winches-
ter, Mass. is the guest of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Lacasce, with
their children Ida Verina and Vern P.
visited in Skowhegan last Sunday and
have now gone to Rumford Falls.
They are travelling by team and ex-
pect to return here the middle or
last of next week.
The REPORTER learns, through
Skowhegan relative of the death of
William Parker Cleveland, which &C.