The Somerset reporter., 1893-09-21

saturday.
Miss Julia Coburn returned home by
saturday nights train.
Mr.. F. j. Goodridge of Waterville MAS
in town over Friday night.
Mrs. Charlotte |. Holt of Fairfield i
visiting in town for IL few days.
Ed Spear returned to New York city
to-day 10 resume his labors with swift
y Co.
las. Partridge and Fred Hoyey are on
Il carriage drive to points in the Aroos-
took county.
Mrs. o. \. Priest returned home Fri
day night from visit to friends in KEN
nebcc county.
Nh Will Walker of Port Gamble.
Wash. arrived in skowhegan Thursday
night on Il visit.
Wallace Blunt i, an assistant clerk at
{. F. Wards clothing store in tie pro-
prietor's absensc
Annual meeting of stockholders. in
Somerset Loan and Building Association
this Monday evening.
Mrs. Emma Weir of Charleitetewn.
p. f. Island. is the guest OF II. X.
White and family this week.
The Worlds Fair directors are con
sidering the feasibility of extending the
| - bilitiau until Ia,,ua,,.
Bert Fletcher wore an expensive smile
on Sunday. owing To the fact that that
was the date of his being made II father.
Mrs. Henry {. Allen of Boston. who
has been the guest of F. W. Alldn and
wife, returned to her home this morning.
Henry RaWleS and Master seymour,
returned from Chicago Thursday last.
Mrs. Rawlcs will remain several weeks
longer.
Mrs. Ropes and daughter returned to
their home in Orange, \. j., on Satur-
day, Mrs. +. 5. Prescott accompanying
them.
y
new residence of r. l.. Mitchell was
washed away by the severe rain OF sat
urdav.
Mrs. John Brown. who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Webb, returned to her home in Boston
Friday.
Miss Ida Walker has been succeeded
in the Office of the Commercial Mon
Telegraph Co. by G. NJ. Robinson of
Portland.
W. II. Hanson, has qualified IL Il coro-
ner for Somerset county, his bond hay
ing been approved by the County Com
missioners.
DR.. +. q. Sawyer drove across the
country to Dexter sunday for Il visit of
few days, and his family will return
with him.
Dir. Justin d. and Carrie l.. Amcs are
gre atty hereaved by the loss of their
babe, Harold Leighton, which occurred
on Saturday last.
Messrs. Ilewellyn and Augustus B..
Eaton. two prosperous farmers of
Athens, lief, Skowhegan this afternoon
for visit to the Worlds Fair.
W. II. Hanson of Jackman, aecompan-
led by his daughter Emma, who has
been on visit to her father, were
among the arrivals Friday night.
Mrs. McCauley, who with her two
children have been visiting Marion Mills
and family. started Friday morning for
their home in Glenwood Springs, Col.
An interesting illustrated lecture on
fancy cooking was given Thursday af-
ternoon last by Miss Farmer of Boston.
After the lecture Il brief reception was
held.
The familiar sounG, of the shoe factory
whistle was heard at $50 this morning.
and it is only Il matter of few days
now when it will blow forth at regular
hours.
Mrs. d. W. Webber, with her young
child of Augusta, is visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Viii
liams. while her husband Is making n
trip to the Worlds Fair.
Dir. c. =. Sawyer and {. \. Narston
leave Wednesday for Il hunting and fish
| ing trip at the head waters of the Penob-
scot near Moosehead Lake. This is the
trip when the Doctor means to bring
| back a moose.
We learn that Edw. ;. Aubin has re-
Gently been promoted from clerical du-
ties in the office of the American En-
press Co at Bath to night money clerk
in the Portland Office. position of much
responsibility. and carrying with it "A
good increase in salary.
Twenty chevaliers made up the num-
Der that went from Canton Somerset to
Bangor last week to attend the Field
DAYS of the Patriarchs Militant of
Maine. The "boys" say they We're
feasted in great shape, given delight
fu sail, and it was one of the grandest
times on record.
The city of Watervile pays Il high
compliment to the ability of skowhe-
gan's street commissioner, Hiram Gil