The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-29

Miss Esther Fletcher of Lancaster
n. H., was the guest of Miss Racine
B. Marshall during last week.
Mrs. Hannah Emery Thomas and
her granddaughter, Miss Grace Tit
comb of Pennington, visited relatives
here recently. Mrs. Thomas IS SIS
ter of Hiram 7. Emery.
E.O. Pratt started for Boston on
the Pullman train, Sunday, Tor an aD-
sence of about three weeks.
Mrs. Anon Savage of Bingham has
been visiting relatives here during
the past week.
Mrs. Charles Morton Of New Port
land has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Savage for the past Few
days. Her husband passed Saturday
and Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Williams were
ca ling on friends in Embden, Sunday
E. o. Pratt has engaged Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Broffee to take charge oil
his house.
Mrs. l. L. Salley of Skowhegap was
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Smith
over Sunday. Also Mr.. and Mrs. l..
K. Smith and children of, Augusta
were their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Marshall and
child of Cumberland Mills were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marshall,
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Marshall OF
Oakland were visiting relatives here,
Sunday.
Mrs. Perley B. Thompson and son,
Bryant, of Norwood, Mass, arrived
here, Monday, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Holley.
Rev. Charles Harbutt, secretary OF
the Maine Missionary Society, was
the guest of Mrs. E. II. Robinson and
family, daring Sunday
Mrs. Cony Allen of Oakland was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ostie Allen,
! Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Holley and Miss
Emma Niles attended the theater at
Lakewood, Friday evening.
Dwight French has the measles.
Mrs. Perley Green has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Berry on Kennebeo Avenue during
the past week.
lothian Stevens, with crew of IA
men, poled his ferry boat up the
river, Friday, to the landing, and has
made the necessary repairs, and the
| boat is now running.
The fence crew on the Somerset
| railroad have moved farther up the
| line and are at work near II. b. Ellis
s. P. Taylor has completed the
| ,,,1 rl~ % ,,nintipn nd ramO1plinp his
| house ON the inside to some extent.
Contractor Susi has completed the
work of digging the canal at Cleve--
land Rips and moved his men and
team last week. The bulkhead is
being put in by Mr.. Farnham, who
built the dam at this place.
/ Uncle David Abbott, who is living
at Rangeley with his daughter, is very
] feeble. He passed his 93rd birthday,
/ March J., last. For years he was a
i highly respected citizen of Anson and
/ a longt time patron of the local paper,
/ continuing with the ADVOCATE read
ers until only short time ago, when
/ failing eyesight and intirmity of year
compelled him to give up reading.
] New cases CT measles continue to
/ appear, bliss AVIS DelnlS oolhS VIZ
last case reported.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Benjamin and
/ Frank Benjamin went to Madison.
Friday. Saturday, the last named
couple returned to their home IL
Fairfield.
Mis-. G.. o. Aver has been i'll since
her return from New Portland. Hei
husband was called home from STRAIT
on by her illness.
Miss Beryl Aver of Boston is visit
7 lug relatives here.
/ Sunday was a beautiful day and
many people visited the shores Of
+ Embden Lake, Fahi and Sand Ponds
Among those at Emhden were Mr.
and Mrs. G., A. Porter, Mrs. Mary
/ Marstou and sons, Herbert and Ed
ward, Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Parsons and
daughter Dorothy, Mi. and Mrs. V
d. Hilton and niece, Miss Harriet
Hilton, Mrs. Ina French and daugh-
ter Marjory, Mrs. Cora Standish
DIR. and Mrs. E. G. Andrews, E. w
Hodgdon and daughter Ina Hodgdon
E. L. Doyen and his sister and hei
husband from Massachusetts. The
Heaths who come to Embden Lake
every year are PLEASANTLY located
there in their summer home.
The broad stretch of water and the
row boats and launches afford pleas
ure to those who delight to skin
over the fair sparkling lake while
the shores with their wealth of COO
inviting hooks beneath the interlac.
ing branches of the fragrant forest
trees, make one love to linger where
Nature is so lavish with her wild
flowers and ferns.
| Mrs. Winnifred Hilton Norton II
attending the summer school fol
] teachers at Pennington.