The Somerset reporter., 1901-06-27
TOWN and VICINITY


Mr.. and Mrs. Warren J. Foss Of
Brighton were In town, Friday.
New picture moulding and artists
material at Folsom & Nutting's.
Thomas J. Young, Esq, of Scion was
In town on legal business, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Philbrick passed
Sunday, with her parents In Fairfield.
William j. Ellis of Gardiner, assistant
bank examiner, was In town, Saturday.
Henry Galway is in Pittsfield for 8
short time, where he has grading job.
Judkins will take your order for
custom made skirt for less price than
ready made.
Mrs. Elizabeth Malbon left home,
Tuesday for Old Orchard to spend the
summer there.
Miss Blanche Tantish went to Port
land, Monday morning, where she will
pass the summer.
c. A. Ross is putting the finishing
touches upon his new stable which he Is
building on court street.
J.. w. Chase returned, last week, from
the carriage mart, where he purchased
large variety Of carriages.
Ernest j. Russell of Brighton was in
town over Friday night and took the
train for down river, Saturday morning.
DR.. E. II. Stevens of Cambridge, Mass,
accompanied by Spencer Kelley, were
guests over Sunday at Bloomfield cot
tage.
Irvine Rice went to Castlne, Monday
afternoon, where he has situation as
head waiter in the Acadian for the sum-
mer.
George C. Eames, station agent Of the
Somerset railroad at Bingham, was call
ing on Skowhegan acquaintances, Sun
day.
C. H. Playse went to Hartland, Thurs
day afternoon, where he is at work In
the interest of the knights of the Mac
cabees.
Peter Liberty of Jsckman, bookkeeper
for the Great Northern Paper Co. at
Holeb, was guest at the Heselton over
Sunday.
Miss Winnie and Grace Cover, who
have been attending school In Northamp'
ton, Mass, were among the arrivals
Friday night.
Blaine S. Viles of Bowdoin returned
home, Saturday afternoon, and will pass
the summer here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. K. z. Viles.
Miss Mary Ward, teacher in the Bos-
ton public schools, returned home, Sat
urday afternoon, to pass the summer
with her father and sister.
John Mcdonald was brought before
Judge Bachelor, Monday morning, by
Sheriff Pennell, was found guilty of in
toxication and fined sl,0O and costs.
W. j. Whittemore left for Bangor,
Saturday afternoon, where he joined IA
Country merchant" company to play
trombone in the band and orchestra.
Will the person who took the package
from the American Express office by
mistake, the past week, marked "Viola
Thompson" return the same Immediately.
A. F. Gerald, A. B. Page, Miss C. M.
Page and Miss Carrie Chapman of Fair
field were In town, Saturday afternoon,
to witness the Skowhegan-Gerald game.
Allie Lander, late clerk at the Hesel-
ton went to Boston, Thursday morning,
for vacation before beginning his
labors as clerk at the Acadian, Castine,
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amassa Pratt and Mr..
and Mrs. n. B. Ken of Lowell, Mass,
and Miss Parker of New Haven, Conn.,,
were the guests Sunday, of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Pshon.
Mrs. DR.. Hatch Of Worcester, Mass,
accompanied by her young son, Harold,
has been visiting in town, the past week,
the guest of her uncle, Llewellyn Good
win and other relatives.
The six sisters of charity, who teach
In the Parochial school, went to Three
Rivers, Canada, Monday morning, to
remain while the repairs are being made
on the school buildings here.
j. B. Avore, who has been employed
in the American express Office in Water
vile, the past winter, was in town, Sum-
day. He will have the night run, this
summer, between Portland and Bangor
as messenger.
V. j. Pease, who represents Boston
taior's trimmings house, made his last
trip to SRewhegan, Friday. For 81
years he has been coming TO this town
and has host of friends here who re-
greet to see him leave the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Smith of Fox
boro, Mass, have been the guests of
Forrest Goodwin and wife at their cot
tage at Hayden Lake, the past week.
Mr.. Smith, who is brother of Mrs.
Goodwin, returned home, Tuesday.
One afternoon recently while the
family were sitting on the lawn deer
came from across the field and stood for
several minutes in the yard of Thomas