The Somerset reporter., 1900-09-06
Visit Heselton for school supplies.

Miss Frances Lord and her neice, Miss
Dorothy Coffin, are vacationing at Ocean
Park.
M. and Mrs. Thomas G. Young and
children of Scion were in town, Wednes-
! day.
Mrs. Lora Merrill of Foxcroft is the
guest of her cousin, DR.. Cora NJ. John
son.
Thelma still holds the lead as the
popular perfume. At H. w. Cushing's
only.
M. L. Merrill, Esq. of ST. Adams, nom-
inee for county commissioner is in town
today.
F. A. Williams wants to rent his
house and sell some of his furniture and
carpets.
Miss Sarah VI. Swain has returned
from York Beach, where she has been
passing the summer.
Henry r. Spencer served very accept
ably as organist at the First Baptist
church, last Sunday.
Another invitation dancing party is to
held at The Pines, Thursday evening,
Sept. 10. Music by Dinsmore.
Mrs. E. B. Carter and daughter, Miss
Edith, returned home, Monday night,
from their visit to relatives in Bath.
Miss Beatrice Driver, who has been
passing several weeks visiting Mrs.
Gledhill and family, has returned home.
Miss Lola B. Marston returned home,
Saturday night, from the summer home
of her parents at Spruce Point, Booth
bay.
Miss E. B. Dunton returned to her
home in Boston, Tuesday morning, after
visit of several weeks with her people
| in Athens.
| c. E. Buck, who accompanied his
family to Vermont, has returned to
town, and will continue in charge of the
Bixby & Buck store for time.
Mrs. A. E. Leighton and children, who
have been passing the summer with her
father, S. p. Smith in Cornville, return
ed home to Marlboro, Mass, this morn
ing.
w. E. Blake, conductor on the Wash
ington County R. r.. accompanied by
his wife, is passing his vacation with
Mrs. Blakes' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Varney.
j. H. Hutchins was in East New Port
land, Monday, accompanied by his family
to attend the golden wedding annivers-
airy of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias
Hutchins.
Miss Annie Allen, who has been play
ing the piano in Kendall's orchestra at
the Ottawa House, Cushing's Island, for
the summer months, returned home,
Monday night.
Mrs. S. F. Greene of Scion was visit
ing friends in town, Tuesday, Next
week DR.. S. F. Greene, his wife and L.
q. Whipple leave home on a business
trip to North Dakota.
Station agent Eaton informs us he has
sold up TO and including this a. m. lis
tickets to Names great fair at Lewiston,
which is about forty in excess of the
total number sold last year.
The Working League with their hus
bands are invited to the home of Mr..
ard Mrs. Chas. Gardner, next Tuesday
afternoon. Picnic supper. Fairbrother's
barge will leave the Island at o'clock.
The class of '9S, Skowhegan high
school, held reunion at the Mohican
House, Lake George, Monday afternoon
and evening. There were eleven present
out of graduating Glass of twenty
seven.
Dean Swift and daughter, who have
been visiting in town for ten days, re-
turned to Norwood, Tuesday afternoon,
accompanied by Mr.. Swift's mother,
who will pass several months in Nor
wood.
Max Clarke of this place distinguished
himself at the L. A. W. bicycle meet in
Pittsfield, Monday, by winning the State
championship for one mile; he also won
second and third respectively in two
other events.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robe and Mrs. W. G.
Wentworth, who have been visiting MIR.
and Mrs. Alden French, returned to
Brooklyn, N. y, Tuesday afternoon.
George A. Humphrey accompanied them
for a brief visit.
Mr.. Charles Greene and family, who
have been at their old home in Stratton
for several weeks, in which vicinity Mr..
Greene has large business interests, re-
turned to town, Saturday night for the
fall and winter.
Miss Caro- Hoxie has resigned her
position as first assistant In the Calais
high school and accepted a similar one in
the Wsterville high school. Miss Emma
Hutchinson has been elected to the
position formerly held by Miss Hoxie in
Calais.
The school year at Elliott Business
College, Skowhegan, opens Sept. IL.
Mr. L. f. Edpcomb formerly an in