The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-29
Miss Lizzie N, Freeman of Pitts
field, is In town visiting friends.

Mt. Pleasant Avenue.
Miss Mildred Keene stenographer
in S. w. Philbrick's Office is passing
her vacation at the Isle of Springs.
Edgar Wilson of Pittsfield graduate
of Shaws Business College of Port
land commenced work this week at
Stewards Grist Mill.
George II. Barney of Waterville
was in town, Tuesday. He had not
been here before since he was in the
! harness business here several years
ago.
The Snow Bound Club were guests
of Mrs. c. Davis Miller at Hotel Co.
burn last Friday. Supper was served
in their private banquet room at six
o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Warren and son of
Cambridge, Mass, arrived in Show
hegan Tuesday night, on their way to
spend their vacation with George
Warren and wife of Cornville.
Donald P. Burrill and family are
to move to Norway tomorrow, where
he will occupy position similar to
the one he has recently held here,
lineman for the Maine Telephone Go.
Miss Theresa E. Coyne, clerk in the
First National Bank, left for Portland,
Saturday, where she is having a
weeks vacation with her sister Miss
Mary, who joined her at Waterville.
There were about thirty present at
the Congregational Working League
picnic last evening at Mrs. R. D. Ba-
ker's on Turner Ave. The next one
is to be at Mrs. George Paddock's on
Bloomfield st Wednesday August II.
Morris Gledhill superintendent
and general manager of the Marston
Mills has bought the Weston place,
one of the many fine residences on
Madison avenue, he and his wife are
to occupy it as home in the near fu-
ture.
The wedding of Mr.. John Healy
and Miss Lois A. Cool is to occur at
the brides home on Bloomfield ST.,
Saturday evening, at O'Clock. Rev.
B. B. Merrill is to perform the cere-
mony. Only a few friends are invit-
ed.
A project is on foot to erect a large
potato house, near the Maine Central
tracks on the south side, to be ready
for handling the crop this fall. ]. M.
Dysart, who came to this place from
Houlton early last spring, is planning
the enterprise, and has been encour-
aged by the Maine Central r. R. Co.
The sewing school yesterday was
the largest yet, 10s children being in
attendance. On account of these large
numbers more teachers are earnestly
needed. 1t will be greatly apprecia-
ted if members of the Union and
others interested who are willing to
give an hour week for the next
few weeks to this good work, will
come to G. A. r. Hall next Wednes-
day afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
Mrs. Arthur r. Jewett was taken ill
early las6 week at the summer cot
tage of the family on the east shore
of Hayden Lake, by an abcess gather
ing in her throat, which later was
followed by second. Her condition
was such as to be alarming and a
trained nurse was summoned, but at
this writing the danger point is pass
ed and she is rapidly convalescing.
At the Queen Esther meeting held
Wednesday evening, July 81, in the
NJ. E. Vestry, after the election of
officers, Miss Vose of Madison, a
former Queen Esther Girl and now q
Deaconess gave very interesting and
helpful talk to an audience of fifteen.
She talked mainly of Home Missions
and the good work they are doing all
over the country, explaining each
department and it's work very clearly
The Queen Esther girls enjoyed her
talk so much that a rising vote of
thanks was given her by the circle.
After the meeting, refreshments were
served, and the evening ended by
the usual benediction, the next
meeting to be held with Mrs. EN-
mons Heald on Leavitt st., date not
decided.
1t was very merry company that
left here in the four extra cars at
tached to the 7.55 train, Saturday
morning last, on the Maine Spinning
Company Old Orchard Excursion.
Beside manager William Mitchell,
Chas. E. Young, the president and
treasurer N. B. K. Brooks of Boston,
were in the party. On the arrival of
the train at it's destination the en-
ployees joined in some very hearty
cheering for their manager and other
officials. BY the courtesy Of Mr..
Brooks, the gentlemen were treated
to cigars and the ladies to chocolates.
The weather, which was some
what forbidding during the early
morning hours, cleared shortly after
the arrival of the excursionists at the
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