The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-09-18
and VICINITY

/ thursday AFTERNOON.
George H. Morse, Esq, of Pittsfeld
was in town, Sunday.
Table and chamber girls wanted at
once at Hotel Coburn.
Forrest Goodwin Esq, was in Angus
Ia Monday for the day.
Miss Mary Pollard left home, Friday
afternoon, for Providence, X. /.
W. J. Groder, clerk at the Gerald
Fairfield, was in town Thursday.
Arthur Lander of Dexter was the
guest of James Lowe over Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff S. W. Herrick OF Har'
mony was in town one day last week.
Miss Caro- Hoxe of Waterville was
I the guest of her mother over Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. w. II. Spencer returned
from their vacation, Friday afternoon.
, George B. Stafford returned on Sunday
morning from business trip to Boston,
Abram Newton of Jackman, deputy
collector of customs, was III town, Tues
day.
J. 2. Dudley, the first selectman oil
Stratton, was in town on business, one
day last week.
Joseph Moonan accompanied by his
daughter, returned to Jackman, Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Shaw Of Green
Vile were the guests of Skowhegan
friends, Friday.
Quite number from here attended
the races at Fairfield, Friday and Satur'
day afternoons.
Close time was off on partridge, Mon
day, and local sportsmen are oiling up
their fowlng pieces.
RAYMOND Dumont returned to Boston
on Saturday morning after passing bis
vacation with relatives here.
Miss Jessie Parent, who had been pas
sing a week with her mother, returned
to Lewiston, Monday morning.
o. j. Doyan, agent for the Emerson q
Steward Axe and Scythe Co. OF Oakland
was In town over Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cushing of Madi
son went to Boston from this station
Monday morning, for brief visit.
Bert Fields OF Gardiner was the CUES
a few days last week of DR.. F. S. Bige
low, returning home, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. L. Williams of Brewer, Me
was In town, Monday. She is visiting
friends In Athens, her former home.
Prof. Roy L. Marston returned to YAH
College at New Haven, Conn, Friday
afternoon, after brief visit with bill
parents.
Charlie Romeo, who had been thu
guest of his mother here for few weeks
returned to West Somerville, Mass.
Saturday.
Carl Smith of Cornville and Clyd'
Giles of this place returned the first o
the week, to resume their studies at tn
U. of M.
Mrs. Joseph Provincial and her son
Joe, left home, Monday morning, To-
Montreal where they will visit relatives
for two weeks.
Rev. II. D. Barrett, who had been at
tending the Spiritual campmeeting al
Lakewood, was called to Baltimore, Fri
day afternoon, to attend the funeral OF
friend.
Mrs. A. C. Houston and Master Georg
who have been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George E. Goodwin, for som
weeks, returned to her home in Sanger
vile, Monday.
N. w. Richardson, local manager o
the New England Telephone and Tele
graph Co., returned, Monday from tw'
weeks vacation passed with his wife
people In Auburn.
There was large attendance at tn
concert and ball at The Pines Thursda,
night. The Maccabee band rendered
fine concert program and Lees orchestr
furnished music for dancing. Sixt.
couples were In the grand march.
Clyde Church, Walter Wildes ant
Blaine S. Viles have returned to thei
homes from the northern part Of the stat
where they had been in the woods severa
weeks with party for the study o
forestry.
Mrs. Ralph Leavitt and little child
who had beer passing the summer her
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Llewelly
Goodwin, started, Monday morning, o.
the return trip to their home In Purcell
I Indian Territory.
Alonzo r. Herrin of this town receiy
ed information, Friday last, Of the dealt
of Mrs. Emma (Manes), wife of c. +
Wilson of Alfred, Me. Mrs. Wilso
was formerly school teacher In Show
hogan and Roy, her son, aged Is years
lives with Mr.. Herrin.
FL. M. Hooper of Larone brings to tn
REPORTER Office some very fine spec
mems of beans, the pods measuring te
and eleven inches In length. They wer
raised from seed received from the Ayr
cultural department at Washington, for
warded by Congressman Burlegh.
MT. Pooler and family after resi-