The Somerset reporter., 1895-08-22
TOWN and VICINITY

Miss Gertrude Weeks OF Bath is visit
ing Mis-. (. =. Page.
Everything in summer goods going
cheap at Y. II. Wildes.'
Mr.. and Mrs J. Z. Merrill were among
the visitors at Augusta, Thursday.
Charles Gage of Stoneham, Mass
visited friends n town last week.
Derne Greene left home this morning
for Old Orchard to Join his mother.
Nj g. B. Stafford and Miss Agnes
Stafford spent Sunday at Harpswell.
Charles Cayford's Mollie {. won thirC
money in the "a class at Pittsfeld, Sat
urday.
f. {. Pooler came mp from Boothbay
Saturday evening and left Monday fol
Portland.
Miss. Angie Boothby of Emblem, is il
town, the guest of her sister, Mrs
Charles:H. Playse.
Cecil II. Tilton left Monday fol
Bangor, where he will attend the East
ern Maine State Fair.
FredlE. Buker of Stoneham, Mass.
is in town, visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Buker.
Rev. T. S. Weeks, of Swansea Center
Mass, occupied the pulpit at the High
street church, yesterday afternoon.
Horace Weston of Minneapolis, form
erly of Skowhegan, was in town several
days last week, visiting old friends.
Miss Caddie Gaylord, matron of the
West End nursery Boston. is spending
her vacation at the home of her parents.
Miss Lola Goodwin returned from
Boothbay Saturday evening, where she
has been visiting the family of NJ. T.
| Pooler
Mr. and Mrs. +. de F. Head and E.
de F. Head, Jr., of Washington, d. c.,
have engaged rooms at Hotel Heselton
for several weeks.
Eugene Parkman, wife and child of
Exeter, n. H., have been in town for the
past two weeks, visiting Mrs. Parkman' S
brother, c. A. Goodwin.
T. b. Barrett has been making repairs
on his Water street store the past week,
prior to the occupancy of it by Peter
Lessor as repair shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Philbrick went to
Boothbay Harbor Saturday morning,
where they passed Sunday as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Pooler.
Mrs. Fatima Mitchell of Pishon's Ferry
and Miss Lena Goodrich of North Ber-
wick, visited at the home of William
Rowell, East Madison, last week.
A. b. Rogers of Melrose, Mass who
is connected with the Boston salesroom
of the Leland Tanning Company, is
passing his vacation in Skowhegan.
The music at the Congregational
church Sunday was especially fine.
Mrs. Philo Steward Miss Jennie Dan
forth and J. c. Bartlett rendered solos.
Miss Maud Heller was the guest of
Miss Blanche Bixby, Friday. Miss
HELLER has fine position as teacher of
cooking in the public schools of Mime
apolis
Henry Philbrick and little niece of
Boston, were among the arrivals Friday
afternoon, and were the guests of Hon.
William Philbrick and family, Elm
street until Monday.
Miss Ollie Bostwick, milliner at Mrs.
Julia Nay kincaid's, left for her home
in Burlington, Vt, Friday afternoon.
After few weeks vacation she will go
to Boston and New York, to attend the
fall and winter openings, returning early
in September.
Prof. Wells, French Oculst Optician,
of New York City, is stopping at the
Heselton House, Skowhegan, for a few
days. All persons desiring to consult
him can leave word with his agent, who
will call to take orders, or can send or
ders by mail to Prof. Wells, Hesetou
House, Skowhegan, Maine.
Miss Emeline Marble Fletcher and
Mr.. Charles Estell Dickerson, Jr., were
married at Monson, the l4th inst. The
bride is the daughter of Rev. 5. c.
Fletcher formerly of this town, and has
a host of friends in this vicinity. Mr..
Dickerson is teacher in the Mt. Her
mon school at Northfield Mass. They
win be at home at Mt Hermon after
September 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel b. Weston and
child and Mr.. Stephen f. Weston of
Philadelphia, who were in town last
week as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. {
NJ. Lambert, left Saturday morning for
Pennington where they will visit re
latives before returning to their home
in the Quaker City. The Weston boys
are old Skowhegan residents and were
kept busy during their brief stay renew
ing old acquaintance.
Albert Robinson A. B., of ST. George.
Me-, has been elected by the Supern-
tending school committee, Superintend-
ent of Skowhegan schools, to succeed
Mr.. Irving, resigned. Mr.. Robinson was
graduated from Colby University class
of 1898, has had experience in teaching