The Somerset reporter., 1909-06-03

to 81 400 per year.
Very choice seed potatoes, grown
in five different towns. Come quick
if you want some. A. S. Burke.
CANAAN.
Mrs. Myrtle Goodrich and little
daughter, Beatrice, of Waterville,
are visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams of
Hartland were guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Shean on Saturday.
Ralph Burril, former resident of
this town, now of Bangor, was in
Canaan on Sunday.
Fireside Chapter o. E. S. Clinton
have accepted an invitation to meet
with Sunrise Chapter, Wednesday
evening, June 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphens Mason were
in Watervile on Sunday.
Van Nelson visited his brother
several days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Gerald and
little son of Hinckley visited at
Warren Gerald's on Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Jewell passed Wednes-
day with her mother and sister at
Skowhegan.
F. G. Dunlap and son Clarence
were in town on Saturday.
George Parmenter and wife from
Dakota are visiting his uncle, Allen
Parmenter.
Mrs. Lillian Carey of Fort Fair
field came from Lewiston on Friday,
where she had been attending the
meeting of Grand Chapter o. e. s.,
and will visit her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Shean, for several days.
Mrs. Henry Washburn and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hamilton, of Bingham were
in town on Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Prescott of Skowhegan
was the guest of A. j. Keene and
daughters, Saturday and Sunday.
The motor boat of Mr.. George E.
Farnham is one of the best. 1t is
10 TT. long, #. 8 in. beam, horse
power engine of the latest improved
type, will seat IL people, speed 8
miles per hour or better. All finished
in oak and cherry, and named Jen-
ME in honor of his wife and it's
owner claims it is o. K. in every
respect. 1t was made by himself
complete, except engine, of the very
best OF material.
Mrs. George Maxfeld Is visiting in
Bingham. !
DR.. Brock and wife of Waltham,
Mass, and DR.. Kidder and wife of
Waterville are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alphens Mason
Walter e. Farnham is at home from
Orono for the summer vacation.
Gr1nynn
mother, Mrs. Lucy Crowell, made an
automobile trip to Canaan, Monday.
Mrs. Crowell remained here as the
guest of Mrs. Cora Furber. She will
visit with friends and relatives in
North Canaan before her return to
Skowhegan, from which place she
will return to her home in Brooks,
Maine.
Fred Hubbard and Mr.. Horton of
Boston are in town.
Mrs. Belle Holt, who has been very
i'll with acute indigestion, is better at
this writing.
Miss Ina Goodrich has been at home
from Skowhegan several days.
Mrs. Cecil Chase and Mrs. Tilton of
North Canaan were guests of Mrs.
Bessie Jewett, Saturday.
Mrs. Greta Lawrence of Fairfield,
visited her mother, Mrs. Eugene
Goodrich, several days recently.
Mrs. Manley Holt was in town on
Saturday, from Hinckley.
The following program was carried
out, at the Church, Saturday last, in
observance of Memorial day: Prayer,
Rev. Mrs. s. w. Truworgy; singing
by quartet, Mr.. and Mrs. @. ID. Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weeks; singing
Of America by the audience; memoir
ial address by the Rev. Mrs. s. W.
Truworgy, Pastor of the Union
Church; parade formed of veterans,
school children and citizens, and
march to cemetery, led by Captain
Fffield Mitchell, with Charles Burrill
as color bearer. Benjamin Priest, a
civil war veteran, now 95 years of age,
marched In the parade with his
younger comrades. Two Skowhegan
veterans, Sewell w. Smith and Sulli-
van Russell, were In attendance.