The Somerset reporter., 1901-08-01
S. W. Gould, Esq, was Ia Portland or

D. W. OouiuS EsHH was Ia Va eiouN III
legal business, Saturday.
Ralph Ames went to Boston on busi-
ness, Thursday afternoon.
Miss Blanche Pollard passed the day
Saturday with Portland friends.
Frank Chase is passing months
vacation with his mother in Amesbury,
Mass. F-l.
Isaac Frindel of North New Portland
was the guest, over Sunday, of W. R.
Clifford.
Mrs. A. Peakes and Miss Donna Tozier
were recent guests Of relatives In North
Arson.
Miss Blanche Goodrich went to Port
land, Thursday afternoon, returning
Saturday evening.
Buy your trunks, bags and suit cases
of Weymouth; large stock to select
from and low prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Butler spent few
days this week, at Belgrade, returning
home, Wednesday morning.
Henry D. Patterson left for Casco Bay,
Saturday morning, where he will pass
the remainder Of the summer.
Miss Jennie @. Bucknam of Yarmouth,
is a guest In the home of her brother,
F. w. Bucknam, for few weeks.
Phillip o. Coffin of Brunswick, Bow
doin class 1908, has been guest of his
classmate, K. F. Merrill, this week.
Miss Emma Collins took advantage of
the Old Orchard excursion Saturday,
and visited her brother Richard in Port
land.
Mrs. Gala B. Ward went to st.
Stephen, Thursday afternoon, where she
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank T.
Ross.
Herbert Pratt, who passed his vaca-
ton as the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Augustus Crowell. returned to Boston,
Saturday morning.
Madison and Norridgewock were
liberal patrons of the Old Orchard ex-
cursion, Saturday, car load OF people
coming from each town.
John w. Steward and Howard Friend
were In North Arson, Monday. Mr..
Steward was called there to appraise an
estate that is In probate court.
Rev. II. W. Kimball departed this
morning, accompanied by his family, on
his annual vacation for the month of
August, which they are to pass at
Fryeburg.
A party of 10 made trip to Chase
pond In Moscow, the frat Of the week.
Owing to the rain but little fishing was
done, although string Of GA good sized
trout were hooked.
Frank Emerson was in Madison, We'd
nesday, laying new carpet In the Free
Baptist church. The edifiee Of that
society has recently been subjected to
thorough interior repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Dinsmore, Mrs.
James A. Hoxie and two granddaughters,
the Misses Mertle and Laura Hoxie, and
Mrs. w. II. Harville went to Old
Orchard, Saturday morning, where they
have taken a cottage for month.
Mrs. Harrington, wife Of Gen. E. C..
harrington of Augusta, was in town,
yesterday, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Livingstone, wife of Rev. f. w. Living
stone of Hallowell, who Is spending
some weeks at the home OF Mra.
Maxwell.
A meeting of the directors of the Dead
River Log Driving Co. was held here.
Friday morning, and the rate per 1000
feet was fixed for driving the logs on
that stream this season. Among the
directors present were Charles Lawrence
of South Gardiner, A. B. Page Of Fair
field and j. F. Viles Of Flagstaff.
There are some Somerset people at the
FL Rena o. X. drawing that is In pro-
gress this week. The near by states
each have committee on the ground to
look out for the interests of their people.
The Texas committee are J. G. Dunlap
Of Dallas, John Howard of Houston, C.
W. Arnold of Galveston, formerly OF
Skowhegan. Eight or ten entries from
Madison, Maine, have been made. We
have not heard whether any of them
have been successful.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS: The fol-