The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-09-15
TOWN and VICINITY,


DIR. F. o. Turner of Harmony, WAS In
town Friday.
Mr.. AIMS Hale of Harmony, was in
town, Tuesday.
Hon. Stanley Plunmer of Dexter, was
In town last week.
Mrs. Adam Simpson returned from
Lewiston, Friday.
All grades Of steve and cord wood al
Steward Bros.
George Donaldson was In Augusta, q
few hours Saturday.
Miss Grace Mayo Of Fairfield, is visit
ing friends 10 town.
The C. C. c. G. picnic today, at the
Pines, weather permitting.
Mrs. Scott Robinson returned from
Lewiston, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Leland returned
from Boston, Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Day returned
from Providence, r. l., Friday.
C. r. Cook, American express agent
at Augusta, passed Sunday In town.
Mrs. W. r. Bartlett of Lewiston,
visited with friends in town over Sunday.
Mr.. William Dobson, wooden manu-
facturer of Pittsfield, was in town, Tues
day.
Mrs. Z. W. Heath and children OF
Waterville, are passing the week In
town.
Miss Ethel Heald of West Sumner,
was calling on friends in this place,
Friday.
w. r. Elliott and wife are on two
weeks visit to relatives 10 North And
over, Mass.
E. L. Walker and wife went TO Port.
land, this morning on brief visit 10 q
daughter.
$50 styles of picture moulding at
Bragg & Varney's. Picture frames
made to order.
Charles R. viles left home Saturday
afternoon, for the Hub where he will
enter the Boston dental college.
The Universalist sewing circle will
meet Thursday Of next week, with Mrs.
w. R. G. Estes, Leavitt street.
Walter Tufts of Portsmouth, N. H.,
accompanied by his wife, Is passing his
vacation with his mother In this place.
Bargains in remnants at Wooden mill.
All wool pants patterns from Toe to
s1.OO, also all wool dress goods, cheap.
Miss Belle Morrisette went to Boston,
Saturday morning, where she has a situa-
ton In Boylston street millinery store.
Miss Alta Jenkins, who has been the
guest Of Miss Sara Ward for several
weeks, returned home, Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Abram Lord and daughter, who
have been visiting In town for several
weeks, returned to their home In Saco,
Monday.
Mrs. C. B. Ward returned home, Mon
day night, from visit of several weeks
to her daughter, Mrs. Frank Ross In st.
stephen, N. B.
The Maine Central announces an ex-
cursion to Quebec, Monday next, the
10th inst. This week an excursion to
Aroostook county is on.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Linn Of Hartland,
accompanied by their daughter, Carrie
and Miss M. Pierce drove to town, Sun
day, dining at Hotel Coburn.
Miss Gertrude Rossignoll Of Hallowell,
who has passed the summer with her
sister, Mrs. George Donaldson, retained
home, Saturday. afternoon.
The families Of E. B. Carter and C. W.
Folsom are now occupying the Brown
apartment house, Madison avenue,
having moved in last week.
Among those who will appear at a
concert to be given In City hall, Water
vile, this evening are Miss Elise Fellows
and Mre. Helen Brown Haynes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Whittier and their
daughter, Miss Ethel, returned home,
Thursday afternoon, after passing the
summer at their cottage at Old Orchard.
Miss Julia L. Coburn entertained
Jolly party of young people from this
place at Hillside Farm, Saturday night,
a corn roast being the principal enter.
tainment.
Miss Onie Hilton, who has passed the
summer 10 Skowhegan with her mother,
went to Houlton, Friday afternoon,
where she has a position as teacher In
the Shaw business college.
Miss Mary Pollard returned to Fort
Fairfield, Thursday afternoon, to resume
her duties as teacher In the public
schools Of that place, a position she has
occupied for three years past.
There will be a grange field day and
festival at Hayden Lake, Friday. State
Master Gardiner and Lecturer Cook are
expected to be present. All grangera
are requested to be present and bring
their singing book.
Mr.. c. D. Robinson, well known
citizen of Cornville, was In town, Mon.