The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-09-11
TOWN and VICINITY

New worcested shirt waists at Jud-
kins.
New Idea Magazine i've cents at Hes
elton's.
W. c. Foss OF Brighton was in town,
Monday.
w. B. Steward went to market, Tues
day morning.
Herbert SWEET passed Sunday at his
home in Bangor.
W. II. Wildes was In Boston and New
! ork this week.
r. H. Marble of Harmony was In town
on business, Saturday.
Mrs. Henry {. Marble was in Water
Vile, Friday afternoon.
Clarence B. Hight of Athens was in
town on business, Friday.
Hugh Hurley went to Augusta on
business, Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Philbrck passed
Sunday with her parents in Fairfield.
George Burns of Boston was in town
from Sunday until Tuesday morning.
Miss Bertha Pullen returned to Au-
gusta on the afternoon train of satur-
day.
Vim. Doran, who had been in Augusta
for some weeks, returned here on Mon
day.
DR.. Z. H. Stevens went to Boston, Sat
urday afternoon, on a brief business
trip.
Miss Lucille Stevens of Pennington
accompanied her father to town, Satur-
day.
james Lumsden of Boston was In
town over Sunday, accompanied by his
family.
The morning train Monday, was held
five minutes, to enable the train crew
and others to vote.
Father Lacroix left, Monday afternoon
for Portland and may before his return
continue his trip to Canada.
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Lees orchestra furnished music at the
grange ball at Canaan, Friday evening.
A large crowd was in attendance.
c. f. Dealey returned home from
Castine, Saturday, where he has been
! clerk the past summer in the Acadian.
+. c. Butler, clerk at the Lyman
House, Bar Rarbor, made flying trip
to this place, Monday, TO cast his vote.
Mrs. A. Lumsden, who had been visit
ing her son William In Colorado the past
summer. returned home. Saturday after
noon.
Miss Linda Graves, VINO has been the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. Myra Arnold,
returned to Rockland, Mass, Saturday
morning.
Miss Annie Russell returned TO Wash
ington, d. g., Saturday morning, where
she has fine position in the Census
Bureau.
George and Harry Williams of Hart
land were the guests few days last
week of MIR. and Mrs. George B. Fair
grieves.
Miss Stella Kimball, who has been at
the Ocean View House, South Harps-
well, the past summer, returned home
last week.
Mrs. William Mcclellan of Caribou,
was among the arrivals, Friday after
noon, and is the guest of her mother,
Mrs Burrill.
Miss Bertha Haycock, operator at the
Western Union office, went to Portland
on Friday afternoon where she will pass
her vacation.
Miss Louise Thomas, who passed the
summer with relatives here and In Nor
ridgewock, returned to Cambridge, Mass.
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nahum L. Steward and
Misses Elizabeth and Gertrude Webb re-
turned from Greenville, Monday, where
they had been for week.
Supt. of schools C. E. Tilton Of Ban
gor who, with his wife, had been passing
several weeks with his mother, returned
to his home, Monday afternoon.
Brace |. Lawley, who has situation
In an asylum for the insane at Tewks
bury, Mass, is passing his vacation here
with HE parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Lawley
Raymond Hoxie returned, last night,
from his vacation, spent in Bath and
Georgetown, accompanied by his cousins,
Frances and Florence Emery, who will
make brief visit.
Geo. E. French and family have been
enjoying a visit from his sister, Miss
Florence French aad H. X. Erskine, a
! letter carrier of Bath. They returned
| home, Tuesday morning.
| For this month Green & Barnard Shoe
Co. will sell 80 mems patent leather
lace shoes for So md 81 80. A good
chance boys to buy a shoe to wear to
dances and for dress occasions.
Ansel Holway left, Monday, for Iowa
and Minnesota, where he will work In
the interest Of the grange. He expects
! to be absent several months and on his
return will labor several weeks in Dele