The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1897-09-16
Miss Eolia Bray visited in Waterville,

to Portland this morning.
New jackets, new capes, both cloth
and fur lined at w. II. Wildes
Miss Eva Warehouse of Portland, is
| the guest of Miss Hannah K. Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Al. Ballard of Sidney,
are in town, the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
! Chandler Tuttle
Miss Alice Lawley returned to Cor
ham, Monday where she is attending
| the normal school.
Miss Linda Graves returned on Satur-
day, to her duties as a teacher in the
high school of Portland
Turner Boswell visited the northern
boundaries of Moosehead Lake, last
week on a business trip.
/ Mrs. A. F. Bickford went to Gardiner,
Friday, for a visit of a few days to her
daughter, Mrs J. II. Steward.
Mr.. Walter Tufts Of Portsmouth, y.
H., accompanied by his wife arrived in
town last week on a visit to parents.
f. II. Wing installed the officers of
Lebanon lodge, f and \. NJ. at Nor
ridgewock, last Saturday evening.
Mrs ". F Cleveland Of Passport, ar
rived in town, Friday night, on a visit
to her mother, Mrs. uoratio Emery
Mrs. Augustine Lord of HaIlowen,
has been visiting her niece, Mrs. c. w..
Pullen, since Thursday Of last week
Mrs. c. Il. Burnll and son, who have
been visiting in town for two weeks,
returned home to Rochester, y H.,
Friday.
A. II. Weston returned from Mouse
Island Saturday evening. The season
of the Samoset House will close this
week
j. Howard Wyman, class Of '96, 5 II.
S., left town Monday morning for Bruins
wick, where he will enter Bowdoln
college.
Prayer meeting in Bethany church
this evening will begin at O'clock he
cause of the concert in CDburn hall at :
o'clock.
Mrs. w. T. Merrill and her sister, Miss
Gertrude Caldwell, are in sherman,
Aroostook County, their former home,
for two weeks.
Miss Avis Antill left home this morn
ing for Willimantie, Conn, where she
enters the Normal school for an ad
vanced course.
Mr.. Chester Mills, the Skowhegan cor
respondent of the Kennebec journal,
passed portion of last week with
friends in Phillips.
Miss Rose Hirst of Amesbury, Mass
who has been the guest of her uncle,
Edw. Leach, for some weeks, returned
home on Saturday.
w. II. Tuttle of Petaluma, Cal, is in
town visiting his brother, Chandler
futile. This is his first visit to Skow-
hogan, for q years,
DR.. George S. Lynde of New York
city, accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
John II. Lyude, is the guest of Gen.
r. b. shepherd and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. f. Tilton of Bangor,
who have been passing SIEVE al weeks at
the family home in Norridgewock, re-
turned to Bangor Friday.
Chas. Dusty has taken the contract
for quite large job of painting to be
done in Watervlle, and goes to that city,
with crew of men next Monday.
Carolyn d. Merrill, who has been Wis
ting with the families of her uncles,
f. Y. and Dr. J. y. Merrill, returned to
her home in New York city on Saturday.
Walter, the young son of d. W. Web
Der of Augusta, unfortunately broke his
arm yesterday, and his grandmother.
Mrs. J. f. Williams went to that city
this morning,
W. A. Clongh and crew OF six men
began work Monday on the dancing
pavilion at "The Pines" The building
will be 3Gx70 and will be completed in
three weeks.
Chas y Taylor Of Nariek, Mass. who
as member of The firm at D1c"y a
Taylor, had charge Of III eoustruc Jon
of Skowhegan's extensive system ct
sewerage. was i'm town this week.