The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-10-23
TOWN and VICINITY

Leonard Locke Of Athens was In town,
Saturday.
Mrs. Jas. Fellows is visiting in Boston
and vicinity,
J.F. Holman, Esq, of Athens was in
town, Saturday.
G. Il. Rhodes of Harmony was in town
on business, Saturday.
Joseph H. Steward is on a visit to his
wife's people 10 New Brunswick.
Mrs. Alma Haines went TO Rockland,
Monday morning, to visit friends.
Mrs. NJ. G. Holt left home, Monday
morning, to visit friends in Boston.
Henry Pearson OF Portland came to
town, Monday last, for brief visit.
Materials for ladies sweaters and
directions for making at Miss Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Ford are visiting
with relatives in Pennington for two
weeks.
Mrs. James Lelthead of No. COatic9ok,
Quebec, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jane
Simpson.
Miss Dora NJ. Goodwin left home,
Monday, to pass month In Boston and
Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. D. II. Foss, of Ea. Douglass,
Mass. was In town, Monday. He for
merly resided In Brighton.
Miss Emma Ceilings has secured
position with the Blunt Hardware Co.,
as stenographer and book-keeper.
Miss Mae Bowman of No. Fairfield
succeeds Miss Dora Goodwin as stenog.
rapher in the office of Forrest Good
win, Esq.
Miss Florence Wyman, Colby, 1906
w. H. HAYES, Colby, 1903, and Alonzt
Merrill, Bowdoin, 1906, passed Sunday
at home.
Mrs. Fred Farwell, who has been the
guest few days of Mrs. John Stevens
returned to her home at South China
Yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Daniel Onstott will deliver his
lecture "Our Great Naval Battles
next Monday night, Oct. 9th. Tickets
at the music stores.
BE-. Webb is erecting a two story
double tenement house on Mt. Pleasant
Avenue. 1t is understood bo.h tene
ments will be to rent
Fred Lydson and Miss Alice Anderson
who had been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j
d. Symonds, returned to their home IL
Portsmouth, n. H., Monday morning.
The first of popular Thursday evening
weekly assemblies will be held this even
ing under the management OF q. l.
Cleveland. Music by Lees orchestra.
Col, w. r. G. Estes, VIM. Walker anC
L. j. Addition made u hunting trip last
week returning with two deer. Chad
bourne's ranch was their headquarters.
Mrs. c. w. Pullen and her sister, Mrs
Hattie M. Lord of Racine, Wis, who is
visiting her, went to Hallowell, Monday
for brief call on relatives In that town
Mrs. Fred Dulac has a position al
the store of M. B. Heselton and al
usual will have charge of the chint
department through the holiday season
The Blunt school under the instruc
ton of Miss Jennie M. Davis has resum
ed work after recess Of one week or
account of mumps among the children
Crosby Kinds of Chicago is on s
weeks visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
f. M. Kinds. This Is his first visi
home since he went West, eight year,
ago.
A. w. Day has nice s room house OF
Mt. Pleasant Avenue completed on TIN
outside and we'll along on the inside. H
expects to occupy 1t himself with hi
family.
VIM. Miller of Auburn, accompanies
by Jas. Kaiser and VIM. s. Silver o
New York, was In town the first of tn
week looking after horses for the cit,
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lawley went tt
Augusta, Monday morning, to atten'
the grand lodge meeting of the Odt
Fellows. They may visit Boston befor
returning.
A delegation of the Skowhegan Lodge
X. of p went to Norridgewock, Tues
day night, where they assisted Ech'
Lodge in working the esquire ranl
upon two candidates.
The Steward Heating and Plumbing
Co. of this place were awarded thu
contract for the heating on the new
Odd Fellows block In Fairfield ant
have the work we'll along.
Mr.. George G.. Doe of Winthrop
Mass. was Ia town, Friday last, on hi
return from Cornville where he visite(
friends and also took trip to the hunt
ing grounds further north where h
secured two deer.
Miss Jennie Spaulding, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spaulding on Eas
Front street, died, Sunday noon, OF con
sumption, aged 10 years. Funeral ser
vices were held, Wednesday, at st
Mary's church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Muzzy of No