The Somerset reporter., 1901-08-15
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III u " hlCudIus went W aug usIh
Monday morning, on business.
Miss Lila Howes left town, Monday
morning, to visit friends at Old Orchard
Mrs. F. C. Dunlap and little son are
passing the week with relatives in Hal
lowell.
J. H. Hutchins, wife and daughter arr
passing the week In Boston and Attic
boro, Mass.
j. Wallace Blunt went to Boothbay
Harbor, Saturday afternoon, where hi
passed Sunday.
Miss Bertha Pullen of Augusta was
the guest over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Pullen.
f C. Murphy, clerk at the Parl
House, Waterville, was In town few
hours Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Pishon wen
TO Squirrel Island, Saturday afternoon
for a brief outing.
Guy Harville and VIM. Webb went tt
Boothbay Harbor, Saturday afternoon
returning Tuesday.
Fruit cans-pints, 55c; quarts, 60c
half gallon, so cents per dozen; Jelly
tumblers, Csc, at Heselton's.
The rural schools in town will begir
Monday, September 2 and the village
schools, Monday, September 8.
Irving Lalley of Somerville, Mass, i;
In town, the guest Of his aunts, the
Misses Fannie and Mary Lalley.
c. H. Playse went to Portland, Mon
day morning, where he is working in the
interest of the Knights of the Maccabees
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. King, accompanied
by his wife's mother, brother and sister
enjoyed carriage drive to Concord
Sunday.
Charles Drake went to ScarborC
Beach, Saturday morning, where he re.
manned over Sunday as the guest of his
brother.
George W. Goulding, one of Oakland
well known merchants, was calling or
Skowhegan business acquaintance,
Tuesday.
The Third reunion of the Hutchings
family will occur at the home of Charles
Nye, East New Portland, Friday
August %.
Miss E. B. Dunton of Boston was
among the arrivals, Saturday afternoon,
on her way to Athens, where she will
pass her vacation.
Co. E, End Regiment, N. G. S. M,
under command of Capt. F. G. Dunlap,
left, Saturday afternoon, for the muster
at Augusta. There were 40 officers and
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lord, Mrs. Mary
Fairbrother and her daughter, Miss
Leila, left home, Monday morning on a
visit to relatives at Old Orchard and
Biddeford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philander Steward and
Mrs. j. W. Blunt went to Portland, Sat-
urday, to meet their grandson and
brother, Coburn Marston, who is an
apprentice on board the Chesapeake.
The ladies of Congregational Working
League will make their annual picnic
trip to the Pines, Aug. %, Thursday
afternoon. The gentlemen are request
ed to meet their wives there at supper
time.
Mrs. NJ. A. Robinson of New York and
Mrs. Helen Steele of Newport, r. |. who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mr.. F. G.
Dow at their cottage at Madison pond,
returned to their homes, Monday morn
ing.
Among the veterans from Skowhegan
In attendance upon the reunion of their
several regiments, this week, were
Augustus Crowell, II. p. Cannon and
John Lashon, 4th Maine at Waterville
G. G. Grover and Amherst Spoford, Sd
Maine at Fairfield; f. w. Wilson and
Nathan Fowler, 1st Maine at Pittsfeld.
Col. W. r. G. Estes Is In attendance
upon the Sind anniversary and reunion
of the South Durham High School and
Philologian Society, which occurs on
Friday of this week, Mr.. Estes is the
secretary and will read paper entitled
"Looking Backward" at the banquet
which follows the exercises.
The sewing circle of the Universallst
Church will hold its annual outing and
picnic dinner at Madison pond one week
from today The barge will leave from
in front of the Bethany Church at 10
O'Clock. The circle this year will be
the guests of Mrs. Mary Yarney at her
cottage at Old Orchard.
Hon. c. E. Oak, land agent of the
American Realty Co., accompanied by
his son, Edison c., was the guest of his
brother and wife at their summer home
1.-THE OAKS" Hayden Lake, over Sunday.
The son is cadet at the Annapolis
Naval Academy, and came to Maine on
the training ship Chesapeake which pass
ed Sunday In Portland, as he was allow
ed "a brief hour leave of absence to
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