The Somerset reporter., 1902-08-14
Witch Hazel csc pint at Bucknan

coast.
Mrs. j. P. Merrill returned, Monday,
from several days visit with friends at
Bangor.
Mrs. W. R. Brown and daughter,
Minnie, are spending few days at
Northport.
Try Knowlton & Thompsons Cupid
Molasses kisses, soft and creamy for
summer trade.
Mrs. Fred Miller returned to her home
at Foxboro, Mass, a few weeks visit
with relatives here.
Thomas Roullard, who has been absent
from Skowhegan for ten years, is visit
ing his brother and sister.
Ask for ice cream soda checks given,
Saturday, with rs cts worth of fruit at
Knowlton & Thompson's.
Miss Blanche C. Frost, who had been
visiting with friends here, returned to
Old Town, Friday morning.
Rev. II. W. Kimball went to Cumber-
land Mills, Saturday. and occupied a
local pulpit, Sunday morning.
Miss Una C. Robinson left home, Tues
day afternoon, for two weeks vacation
with friends in Lewiston and Portland.
Mrs. L. w. Lord, Miss Jesnette Lord
aad Miss Dorothy Coffin have been vaca.
| OF
Miss Emily Lowe, who had been pass
ing months vacation with her parents,
returned to Waterville, Saturday ate r
noon.
Albert Sawyer of Lisbon Falls visited
with his father, DR.. C. P. Sawyer, sew
eral days last week, returning home,
Monday.
Miss Bernice Russell returned to her
home at Pennington, today, after a
pleasant visit with her cousin, Miss Mae
Dascombe.
Andrew Lumsden with bis wife and
children of Everett, Mass. have been in
town, the past week renewing old ae-
quantances.
Miss Annie Barbour after a visit of
three weeks returned, today, to Med
ford, Mass, where she has an excellent
position as teacher,
George P. Goodwin left, Tuesday, for
Hoosac Tunnel Mass, where he will
pass the remainder of the summer, stop
ping en- route at Portland and Lynn,
Mass.
Mrs. j. G. Fisher of Dexter, Walter
Waugh and wife of Baden, Ontario and
Jas. Waugh of Detroit, Michigan are
guests of their brother, John Waugh
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Guy Pennell, who
have been living in Norwood, Mass, for
several months past, have returned to
naming here permanently.
The Shaw Business College has recent
ly issued little booklet illustrating the
short methods used ia that institution,
and will gladly mail copy to any adj
dress. A copy of its illustrated catalogue
will also be mailed to all who are inter-
ested in learning particulars concerning
its course of study. See advertisement
In another column.
On Saturday last a party composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. JAW. Tenney Of Boston,
DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Smithe of Washing
ton, D. c., Mr.. C. H. Baker of Chicago,
Mrs. G. M. Lambert of Skowhegan and
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Lambert dined at
the Oxford, after which they enjoyed II
drive through Skowhegan and Madison.
The visitors were all natives OF Somer-
set county, and the changes wrought
In this section during the years they
have been absent, are many.
Register Of Deeds Goodwin has receiy-
ed for record the trust deed given by
the Great Northern Paper Company to
the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York.
i 1t is mortgage of all the property of
the Great Northern Company, excepting
the property on the lower dam at Madi-
son and building lots in MillinOcket, and
is for the sum of $3,000,000. The deed
is very lengthy one covering property
In Penobscot, Piscataquis and Somerset
counties and has to be recorded in the
three counties.
Gen. Isaac Dyer returned from the re-
union of the Fifteenth Maine Regimental
Association, Thursday afternoon. The
reunion occurred, Wednesday and Thurs
day but Gen. Dyer did not remain TO
participate in the excursion down the
st. Croix river which was the order of
exercises for the second day. On We'd
nesday business meetings were held and
in the evening grand campfire was held
in Red Mems hall with fine supper
speaking and music. Officers for the
ensuing year were elected as follows !:
Gen. Isaac Dyer, pres. Gen. B. b. Muir
ray, Col. F. NJ. Drew, vice pres. II. A.
Shorey, sec. and treas.
Mrs. Richards, wife of DR.. c. V. Rich
ards, received serious injury, Sunday
afternoon, In Lakewood grove, while re-
turning from the cottage OF her sister,
/ Me- Ioo,aa Ea1lonc mr. Riphard and