The Somerset reporter., 1901-07-18
TOWN and VICINITY

Harvey D. Eaton, Esq, of Waterville
was in town, Sunday.
Try G. R. Fogg's root beer extract; a
l0c package makes 3 gallons.
F. W. Allen passed Sunday at the sea-
shore, returning Monday night.
New picture moulding and artists
material at Folsom & Nuttings.
Mr.. L. T. Plunkett and son of Boston
were in town, last week, for day.
Charles F. Miller of Watervllle was
calling on Skowhegan acquaintances
Sunday.
Mrs. f. C. Walker of Portland is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Augustine
/ Fowler.
The S.55 train Saturday night, was an
hour late, caused by delay In leaving
Lewiston.
Mrs. Evelyn Boothby went to Buffalo,
Friday morning, to visit the Pan-Ameri-
can exposition.
Mrs. Ed. P. Page and daughter, Miss
Edna, are at Squirrel Island for few
weeks stay.
Mrs. Mary Webb and Mrs. Ira A. Nor
ton returned home, Sunday, from visit
with relatives in Solon.
Miss Lena Sanford and Miss Frances
Stevens, clerks at Ordway's, have re-
signed their positions.
Miss Grace Nudd returned home by
last nights train to pass the summer
vacation with her parents.
Edwin V. Marble and Albert C. Mar
BILE of Worcester, Mass, were in town,
over Sunday, looking after horses.
c. E. Dealey went to Mouse Island,
Tuesday morning, where he takes charge
of the dining room at the Samoset House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nye, Frank Casey and
Miss Littlefleld drove to town, from
Fairfield, Sunday, dining at Hotel
Coburn.
George Smith, clerk at Ira A. Norton's,
is passing his vacation at his home in
Cornvile. Clyde Church is supplying
meanwhile.
J. w. Barbarick left for Portland,
Saturday morning, and will pass vaca-
ton of two weeks In that city and
vicinity.
J.. A. Randall of Shirley is the new
clerk at the HeseltoD, replacing Harold
Wing, who returned to Fairfield, Mon
day afternoon.
Stillman F. Kelley of Cambridge,
Mass. was In town a few hours, Satur.
day, making arrangements for the
arrival of his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Bartlett of Wis
consin have been guests at the Coburn,
the past week. Mr.. Bartlett is a cousin
of hon. D. II. Bartlett.
Charles o. Dusty of Oakland was call
ing on friends In town, Sunday. Mr..
Dusty has charge of the crew of painters
on the Somerset railway.
| A party Of six ladies and gentlemen,
who had been at the Mohican, Lake
George, the past month, returned to
Boston, Saturday morning.
Miss Mary A. Barnard went to Water
Vile, Friday afternoon, to meet her
friend, Miss Bertha Stone of Boston,
who is her guest for few weeks.
Miss Blanche Bixby, who has been at
tending business college In Boston the
past winter, arrived here, Friday, and Is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. X. Buck.
Last Friday night, Miss Nay gave
supper and lawn party at her home on
Middle street to the clerks In Ordway's
and invited guests. 1t proved delight
full affair.
Miss Edyth Huntington and Joseph
Beck, who had been members of the
stock company now playing at Lake
wood, have resigned and left for Boston,
Saturday morning.
Miss Winnifred Goodrich, who has
been taking course in type writing and
stenography In Boston, arrived here
Saturday night, and left Sunday, for her
home in Athens, to pass the summer.
DR.. F. o. Sawyer went to Portland,
Monday morning, and on Tuesday, at
old Orchard attended the meeting of the
Maine Dental Society, where he Is pass
Ing the week, his family accompanying
him.
William Stinchfield and Edward Pom
low, who have been serving In the Phil.
ippines, the past Is months, arrived
home Saturday night. Both express
themselves as glad to be back In Show
hogan once more.
The Maine Central announces in an
other column an excursion to Old
Orchard beach on Saturday, July 9th,
leaving Skowhegan at sos a. N. The
fare is exceedingly low, $l.75 from
Skowhegan to Old Orchard and return.
Two juvenile ball teams went to
Anson, Saturday afternoon. The first
team played nine composed of en-
ployes of the wooden mills and were VIC
torious by the score of IL to 0. The
second team met defeat at the hands of
the grammar school boys, the score be-