The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10
News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

John Boone had his tonsils removed
at the Kennebec Valley Hospital last
Thursday.
Ernest Seabury and family were in
Bangor Sunday
Miss Christine Gaynor visited her
sister in North Arson over Sunday.
Mrs Viva Campbell of Larone was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Kenneth
Berry, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. e. Albee and fam
! iiy visited relatives in Pennington
/ Falls. Sunday. Recent guests at the
Albee home have been Theodore Rich
ardson aud family of Fairfield and
T. F.. Albee of Fairfield,
Rev. John Trites, of Caribou. but
for a number of years pastor of the
local Baptist Church. viii conduct
he services in this church next Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles stevens and
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stevens were
at Vienna Sunday.
Fred Webster and family have
moved from their home in town to
/ Skowhegan.
Miss Fay Shepard. of Newark, \. j.,
/ Is NlSlllnB HtI aunt wi d. Asiihi'i
/ GriRgs and uncle Harry Everett.
Among those from ont of town who
attended the Eaton and Norridgewock
! High School Alumni reunion last
week were: Mrs. Susie Huntoon Ames,
i Mrs. Nellie Conant, Mr.. and Mrs. e. ID.
i Danforth of Skowhegan; Charles Is.
Davis, Portland; Mrs. Grace Huntoon
Davis, Dexter; Mrs. Jennie Shorey
Furber, Springfield Mass; Mr.. and
/ Mrs F. B. Gibson. Fairfield; Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert p Horne, Manchester,
] y. H.; Mrs. Carrie McFadden Hutch
ms, North Anson Mrs. Lizzie Harlow,
Smithfield Mrs. Lottie Holway, FAR
field; Dr. and Mrs. j. p. Lancaster,
Madison; Miss Abbie Morrow, Berea,
Kentucky; DR.. Lewella Morrow, Chi
ma; Miss George Morrow, llinckley;
Miss Lila Morrow, Smithfeld; Mrs.
Ethel Dorr Mellor, Plymouth, Mass;
Mrs. Clara Gilman Powers Madison;
Mrs. lisa Lawton Smith, Portland;
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur TOtman, Fair
feld;. Mrs. Kate Woodman Turner
Skowhegan; l.. l.. Walton, SkoWhe-
gan; Miss Mary Ward, Boston; Miss
Sadie Ward Skowhegan; W. p. Wat
son, KingGeld, Mr. Wade Wateryille;
w. b. Whiting. Hoboken, n. J.; Mrs.
Abbie L.oring Wiley, Smithfield;
Clarence Weston, Portland; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Williamson, Dorches-
ter, Mass; Mrs Emma Nugent Wood
sum, Fairfield f. f. Williamson,
Lockport. N Y; Mrs. Mabel Lunt
Weidermann, Brooklyn, n. Y; f. j.
Wood, GroVeton, y. H.
On Wednesday morning. August
2nd, occurred the death of Mrs. Harry
Everett after long and very painful
illness of heart disease and a compli
cation of other diseases. Mrs. Everett
had been in poor health for about ID
years and during all these years ev-
erything was done, even to change
of climate to try and help her regain
her health but to no avail, During
| the past seven years she had grown
steadily worse and during the past few
years had been Il great sufferer but
was one who never complained OF her
sufferngs and was very patient To the
very last Mrs. Everett was before
her marriage Miss Catherine Shep-
ard of Newark. n. j., and was united
in marriage with Harry Everett on
March Is, 1896. About seventeen years
ago Mr. and Mrs. Everett moved to
this town and have made their home
here most of the time, excepting the
times when they were away for Mrs.
tveretts health When Mrs. Everett
was in good health she was loyal
member of the Grange and at the time
of her death had still kept her inter
est in Somerset Rebekah Lodge and
since early childhood she was a mem
! Der of the Presbyterian Church. in
! Newark, n. j. The funeral services
were held from her late home on Fri
day afternoon at two o'clock and Rev.
f. G. Davis spoke words of comfort
to the bereayed husband and relatives.
The flowers were very beautiful, there
being a number of beautiful set pieces
and an abundance of cut flowers
showing the love and esteem In which
the deceased was held by large
circle of friends. The burial was
made in Riverview Cemetery, the
bearers being r. II. Tobey, Fred To-
hey, George Lyons and Leon Webster.
The bereaved husband and the sister,
i Mrs. Grggs, have the sympathy OF
all in their great sorrow.
Card of Thanks
/ We wish to thank all our friends
and neighbors and Somerset Rebekah
Lodge for their many kind acts dur
ing the sickness and at the death OF
our dear one, and for the beautiful
flowers sent for the funeral. All the
kindness win ever be remembered by
us.
Harry Everett
Mrs Emma Griggs
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Everett
Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Everett
| Norridgewoek, Aug. Z, 1877.
HOXIE
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