The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-15
LOCAL MENTION.

few days.
DR.. and Mrs. Ivory Lowe of Canaan
were in town, Saturday.
Mr.. T. II. Kennedy of Jacknan, is il
town this week for few days.
Deputy Sheriff Ruel S. Williams o.
Hartlaud, was In town, Saturday.
Mrs. l.. D. Murphy left Wednesday
for Boston, where she will pass few
weeks.
f. 5. Dunn of Watervile, drove tt
town, Sunday, passing the day will
friends.
F. A. Noliu of the Nolin Scythe ant
Axe Manufacturing Company, Is in Bos
ton, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Washburne anc
their daughter, Miss Jessie, of Bingham
were in town over Sunday.
Landlord George II. Clarke of TIN
Somerset House, North Arson, was il
town a few hours, Saturday.
Mrs. G. w. Phillips of Vinalhaven
arrived in town Saturday evening, on
visit to her sister, Mrs. F. p. Pencil.
Edward l.. Beals returned to Portland
Monday morning, while in town he wa
the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Pooler
Mrs. Gardiner Malbon left home
Tuesday, for Old Orchard, where sh
purposes to spend the summer months
Miss Lora Burrill, who has been il
Bolton, Mass, the past winter returned
to Skowhegan, Saturday, for a visit will
her parents.
j. w. Fletcher, class of 90, Leigh Uni
versity, South Bethlehem. Pa, has re
turned to his home in town, the schoo
year having finished.
Canaan now being connected with thi'
town by telephone, a line is being pu
up from the main line to Washburn'
summer hotel at Lake George.
Miss Mabelle Judkins returned Il
Worcester, Mass, Monday morning
/
after passing a two weeks vacation will
relatives here and in Athens.
The Sockalexs concert company clos
ed very successful weeks engagement
here Saturday night. The show wen
to Fairfield, Monday morning.
The 5. 10 train from Boston was TIVE
hours and 45 minutes late, Tuesday
evening, caused by one of the trucks OF
the engine breaking, near Belgrade.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Hildreth and Mrs
Frank S. Kimball of Melrose, Mass.
who are on carriage trip through
Maine, were registered at the Coburn
Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. n. Page and Mrs. l.. w
Weston are in attendance upon the SEES
sion of the Somerset and kennebec con
ference of Congregational Churches a
Augusta.
Edward Berry has completed his trad
with George Philbrick Il Son, and ha
a position i a jewelry store at Bootb
bay Harbor, and will commence worl
there about July LIST.
Canton Somerset, |. o. o. F., to TIN
number of twenty-five, took the morn
ing train of yesterday for two days
outing at Portland at the annual fiell
day of the Patriarchs Militant of Maine
Forty.two were awarded diplomas a
the State University at Orono, yester
day, among whom we're. Pearle c
Swain, Charles c. Whittier and John II
Swain of Skowhegan; and William A
Murray of Pittsfield, and Walter j
Morrill, of Madison.
Harry Taylor, evangelist, will preach
| in the First Baptist Church next SUNDAY
at the usual hour in the morning, ant
hold evangelistic service in the evening
Mr.. Henry f. Huse will occupy the pull
pit Sunday, the 18th instant, and be or
dained and installed as pastor the Thurs
day following, the 29th inst.
The class of '99, S. H. s., was pleas
antly entertained, Tuesday evening, al
the home of Carl Steward. member, oil
Coburn avenue. Miss Frances Curt,
and Miss Cornella Snow and a few inyit
ed guests were also present. Socia
games occupied the greater part of tn,
evening. Refreshpents were served.
Hon. A. II. Bixby received dispatch
this morning, from his brother, II. l.
Bixby, who resides at Star Prairie, Wis
consin, four miles from New Richmond
stating that William w. Bixby an olde
brother was killed in the New Rich
mond catastrophe, and Il nephew, Mr.
Mccoy had a leg badly broken, but tina
DR.. Frank Wade, who had been reported
killed, was all right. Dir. Wade is sol
of Cleveland Wade of Athens and hi
many friends are relieved from suspense
at this definite and favorable news.
The Sisters of Mercy
or the Sacred Heart Hospital, Manches