The Somerset reporter., 1900-09-13
Miss Leors Withee went to Boston,
Saturday morning.

Mrs. VIVA L. Hill is visiting relatives
and friends in Portla and and Boston.
Hon. C. A. Marston and Forrest Good
win, Esq. were In Augusts, saturday.
George S. Webb and wife left home,
Tuesday morning, for visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Dow returned from
Portland and Boston, Friday forenoon.
Claud Withsm of Caratunk and F. A.
Witham of Ea. Madison were in town,
Friday.
Peter Lessor was called to Hallowell,
Tuesday, by the Illness of his brother
Ernest.
w. P. Ordway Is passing the week in
the New York, Boston aud Portland
markets.
Z. P. Mayo, business manager of the
Turf, Farm and Home, was In town over
Friday night.
Miss Lucille Stevens of Pennington
was in town, Friday, accompanying her
father, George l.. Stevens.
Gen. John B. Kinsman arrived in
town, Saturday afternoon, and went to
Cornville to visit relatives.
<. G. Woodbury. is assisting, this
week, at the store of George s. Webb,
during the proprietor's absence.
r. W. Haines and his sister, Miss
Lizzie, are at Readfield for few days
visit with the friends of their childhood.
The sewing circle of the Universalist
church will meet. this afternoon, with
Mrs. Edward Green, East Front street.
Mrs. John Henry, who had been the
guest of her uncle, H. P. Thyng, re-
turned to Portland, Saturday afternoon.
The total number of tickets sold from
Skowhegsn to the State Fair was l79.
This is 80 more than were sold last year.
c. E. Desley has returned from Mouse
Island where he had charge Of the din
ing room OF the Samoset House, the past
summer.
Henry A. Wing of Lewiston, who has
charge of the Boston Herald's Maine
correspondents, was in town, one day
last week.
Frank Chase, who has been passing
the summer with his mother in Ames-
bury. Mass, has returned to town for
the winter.
Mr.. George Gray, prominent Gardi-
ner lumberman, accompanied by his
wife were guests of w. B. Snow, early
in the week.
Charles B. Harmon, who has located
at Togus engaged in rhe watch repairing
business, was in town few days the
past week.
Edward r. Mansfield, assistant chemist
at the University of Maine, was the
guest of Mir. and Mrs. G. II. Tilton
over Sunday.
James F. Carey of Haverhill, socialist
member of the Massachusetts legislature,
spoke in Depot square on Friday and
SATURDAY evenings.
Henry r. Spencer of Colby 1889, left
home, Monday, for New York, where he
enters Columbia University to take a
postgraduate course.
Harry Graves went to Augusta, Fri.
day morning, where he played in Perry s
orchestra at the opening of the new
Augusta opera house.
A party of IS of our French residents
went to Augusta, Saturday morning, and
took out naturalization papers In order
that they might vote Monday.
Mrs. II. Fl. Stibel, son and daughter,
who have been guests at the Mohican
the past summer, returned to their home
in Boston, Thursday afternoon.
George A. West bad charge of the
special train between Skowhegan and
the State Fair, last week. During his
absence Colby Reynolds acted as con-
ductor on the scoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Currier, Mrs.
Freeman Fletcher and Miss Nellie
league left home, Tuesday afternoon.
on visit to friends in TT. Fairfield and
other Aroostook towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi P. Wyman, who
have been spending the summer at his
home here, left, Friday afternoon, for
Dennis, Mass, where Mr.. Wyman is
principal of the high school.
Russell Relief Corps will give an
oyster supper in Grand Army Hall, Sat
urday p. M, September 18th. Supper
from $50 to Z, tickets 25cts. The ladies
hope to have generous patronage as
they are sadly In need Of funds to carry
on their work.
The Marston Worsted Mills have de.
cided to dispose of part of their rem
nants of ladies dress goods to local Gus
toners. An exceptional opportunity is
thus afforded to secure ladies' skirt ard
suit patterns at manufacturers prices.
Milburn Hall WAS the scene of a most
enjoyable musical treat, last evening,
the occasion being piano recital given
by Miss Margery Morrison, who was as
sisted by her brother, Donald, as violin
list, and sister, Miss Zaidee, as accom-
PIANIST. The 200 guests assembled,