The Somerset reporter., 1901-09-12
TOWN and VICINITY


Of his nephew, r. W. Haines.
How TO preserve fruits without cook
ing, ask Frank w, Buchanan, Skowhegan.
Mrs. Bert Webb of Biddeford is visit
Ing her mother, Mrs. Augustine Fowler.
Mr.. Fl. D. Patterson returned Saturday
evening from a business trip to Portland.
David Vigue returned Friday after
vacation of week passed at Gardiner
and Lewiston.
Mrs. G. P. Pooler returned, Monday,
from a months vacation visit with her
parents in Kingfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Baker went to
Aroostook county, Monday, where they
will remain two weeks.
Rev. Harrison D. Barrett Of Boston,
Mass., will speak at Lake George, Sun
day, Sept. % at 100 p. m.
Clarence Rogers went to Augusta,
Tuesday afternoon, where he played
in an orchestra that evening,
Mr., T. II. Kennedy of Jackman was in
attendance upon the cattle show and
fair, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs F. w. Bucknam and child return
ed, Tuesday evening, after a visit of two
weeks at Yarmouth and vicinity.
Miss Marshie Wood of Amesbury,
Mass, has returned home having visited
her uncle, E. w. Marble and family.
Mrs. Joseph L. Patten returned to
Brookline, Mass, Friday, having visited
her nephew, r. T. Patten and family.
Ernest Bickford drove the American
Express company's team several days
last week, A. C. Peaks being on the sick
list
Mrs. Geo B. Huff of Oakland returned
home, Wednesday morning, after visit
ing her father, Charles French, for few
days.
Mr.. Frank NJ. York will hold preach
ing service at the Gould schoolhouse il
Smithfeld, Sunday afternoon at 2.30
o'clock.
Mrs. E. B. Carter was called to Bath.
Tuesday afternoon by the illness of her
mother. Her daughter, Gertrude &C
companied her.
At the regular meeting Of the Skowhe
gan lodge, X. of p, Thursday evening,
the rank of page will be conferred on
three candidates.
Fl. GAYLORD Wiltshire of Los Angelo.
CAL, will lecture, this evening, at CO.
burn Hall on the subject, "Shall the
Nation Own the Trusts Free.
Mrs. Amelia Merrill Of Portland, Ore.
was an arrival upon the train, Tuesday
evening, and is the guest of the family
OF DR.. j. N. Merrill.
Mrs. Robert Hutton and two children
left on the afternoon train OF Tuesday
for visit of several weeks with her
people In Providence, r. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Leavitt of Hav
erhill, Mass. are spending few weeks
at Lake George, the guests of hel
mother, Mrs. George Washburne.
Mrs. B. Rosentwist of Boston, Miss M.
WeissAer of Rockville, Conn. and Miss
M. Guerner of Gutenberg, Germany are
passing a week in town, the guests OF
Edw. Gledhill.
DIR. F. o. Sawyer and Fred Philbrick
with their wives left, yesterday morning.
for the Pan-American exposition and
will visit Canadian places of interest be-
fore returning.
At the next regular meeting OF Woo
bine Lodge, D. of H., Monday evening
Sept. Is, there will be an entertainment
and refreshments, to which all the men
bers are cordially invited to be present.
Mrs. Martha Herrin went to Water
vile, Monday, to attend the funeral Of
her nephew, Fred Fletcher, whose re-
mains were brought from Boston earl,
that morning.
Daniel Lewis, Esq. is enjoying visit
from his father, James b. Lewis of Shel
man, also his sister and husband, Nj.
and Mrs. Edgar Ramsdell and daughter,
Sadie, of Ripley.
Miss Emma Goodwin, teacher In the
Natick Public schools, returned to her
duties, Friday. She was accompanied by
her sister, Miss Mae Goodwin, a teacher
in the Everett schools.
The shop of C. f. Dealey's over the
Boston Shoe Store will be open after
Sept. 10Th, and he will be pleased to see
all his old customers and any new ones
who have any work In his line. Work
guaranteed and prices right.
Parents wishing their children to al
tend school in the first grade, this year,
should send them before the end of the
third week of this term as after that no
child who has not previously attended
school will be admitted to that grade.
A cattle show and fair will be held al
York's Corner, West Brighton, Wednes
day, Sept. Is. II rainy 1t will be held
the next fair day. Pulling prizes art
offered, $5 for heavy draft horses, 50 foi
light draft horses. A dance will be held
at Eombard's Hall In the evening.