The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-10-30

George F. Morrill, Is passing the
present week 10 Boston.
Mrs. F. K. Phtlbrick passed saturday
with her parents 10 Fairfield.
F. G. harrington, Esq, was renewing
old acquaintances, here, yesterday.
Mrs. Forrest Goodwin returned home,
Monday night, from her Boston visit.
j. c. KYLE of Madison took the after.
noon train here, Monday, for San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Miss Williams has all the materials
for the new Teneriffe lace making. A
free lesson with outfit.
Mrs. Pauline Littlefield of Skowhegan,
who attended the convention IN Port
lond, has returned to her home.
Mrs. Chas. Burnor and little child
went to East Vassslboro this morning
for weeks visit with relatives.
Wnkie Clark brought home two
llae buck deer as result of his hunt
log trip 10 the Moosehead lake region.
Or. W. S. and William stinehfield re.
turned home the frat OF the week from
Dead River bringing buck and doe
" it'll them.
Mrs. Harvey Hilton Of Portland pass
ed Sunday In town with her husband,
Conductor Hilton Of the skowhegsn-
Portland run.
The Social circle OF the Methodist
church will meet with Mrs. W. 7. Seek
ias. High St, Monday afternoon next,
at o'clock.
Mr.. George Kilham, who has position
with the National Shoemakers OF lewis
ton, passed few days, the past week,
In town with his family.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Mahala
J. Jones were brought here from Port.
land, Monday, enroute for Cornvlle,
where they are to be Inferred.
A. NJ. Chase Of North MiddleborO, and
Mrs. Moses Tucker of Dartmouth,
Macs, who we're the guests OF Mrs. b.
G. Taylor for several days last week, re-
turned home Monday,
A delegation II forty or more Madison
people were Ia attendance upon the
Sammls Concert, Tuesday night, all
having course tickets to the Milburn Club
course OF entertainments.
The heaviest rain fall for several
months occurred Ia the "a hours pre-
vious to Tuesday night, as result Of
which, the kennebec was raised nesrly
five feet, Wednesday morning.
Fred l.. King who has been spending
the summer upon his farm at New Port
land, WAS In town yesterday en- route
for Boston where he again assumes his
position as travelling salesman.
Mrs. Herbert G. Robinson of Wey-
mouth street, Portland, fell recently,
sustaining Injuries which resulted In a
severe nasal hemorrhsge. Mrs. Robin
son WAS formerly Miss Elizabeth Adams
OF skowhegsn.
MIS-. Paul Roulsrd returned home,
Tuesday night. She left her husband
comfortable. He Ia patient In a
private hospital In Somerville, Mass,
and will return home as soon as his
condition will permit.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Williams left home
Monday morning for Somerville, Mass,
where she will pass the winter, COM
pleting her studies In stenography in
Boston. Her brother George accompa-
nied her for a weeks visit.
Bert Avore express messenger on the
Bangor-Portland run, who has been
visiting his parents here for the past ten
DAYS, went to Grindstone, Tuesday, to
spend the remaining days OF his vaca-
Iion hunting In that vicinity.
Hon. s. W. Gould left, Monday morn
ing, for New Hampshire, where he will
occupy the stump, this week, In behalf
OF the Democratic ticket. He spoke.
Monday evening, at Portsmouth, and
will fill other assignments before re-
turning.
II. M. Wilson who Is scaling, also
looks after buying the supplies of the
three camps of j. S. LOngley of Scion,
was In town Saturday. Mr.. Longley's
crews are at work In Misery Township
and expect to cut about six million this
year for the Hollingsworth & Whitney
Co. of Winslow.
Skowhegan friends have received
wedding announcements OF the mar
rage of Mrs. Margaret Palmer Vickery
to Mr.. Harold Eugene Burdeth, which
occurred at New York city, Monday,
the 10th Inst. Mr.. and Mrs. Burdeth
are to be at home to their friends In
Charlotte, n. c., at Az North Church
street, after January lst.
At the Congregational church, Sun
day morning, Divine Worship: Preach
ing By the pastor, subject, "Faith in the
Impossible;" special music; junior en-
deavor at $50; communion service at
400. The evening service will be
omitted on account of the communion.
Young peoples alliance at 800. All are
welcome at the services of this church.
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