The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-10-06
You will find bluefsh of the finest
quality at Roderlck's market.

You Will nnd oluensh OF the nnest
quality at Roderlck's market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. C. Marble were
among the arrivals, Thursday night,
from Massachusetts.
Mrs. Alice L. Bacon of New York
city passed Sunday as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Hiram Langley.
Mrs. E. r. Russell arrived home, Mon
day evening, from visit with relatives
in Lewiston and Lisbon, Me.
A fine maple shade tree was blown
down by the high wind, Friday of last
week, at the residence of Mrs. Edith S.
Shepherd.
The animal fair of the Congregational
Working League will be held at the yes
try, Tuesday and Wednesday, December
and Z.
Misses Mary and Fannie Lswley ar
rived home, last evening, from visit of
two weeks with their brothe T, Joseph
II. Lswley, in Somerville, Mass.
Levi Steward and his daughter, Mrs.
Ida Leavitt, went to Boston, Tuesday
morning, for visit of several weeks
with relatives In and near that city.
Miss Edith Frost, who had been pass
ing the summer here as the guest OF
Miss Addie Lawrence, returned Monday,
to her home In Jamaica Plains, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Greenwood,
returned to Watervlle yesterday after a
visit of several days with their nephew,
E. E. Greenwood at bis home on Madl-
son avenue.
Mrs. Lot M. Morrill, returned to her
home in Augusta Monday morning, after
short visit with her nephew, Robert
W. Haines, and her niece, Miss Lizzie,
at Hotel Coburn.
The members of the Degree Of Honor
have planned to visit Bro. William
Payne, wife and daughter on Monday
evening, October 10 for q social time.
Every member invited.
Miss Ethel Walton went to Aassa-
chusetts last week to commence a course
at the Boston University Law School.
Miss Walton has been for some time past
a student In the Office of Walton & Wal
ton.
Manager Gledhill of the Marston Mills
left here Friday, for Rochester, N. Y,
on business for his company. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Gledhill who lie to
make all or a portion Of the Journey with
him.
Mrs. Daniel Onstott went to Water
vile yesterday to meet with other Of
ficers OF the Woman's Home Missionary
Society to arrange for the state meeting
of that association which is to be In
Waterville about one month hence.
A. A. Baker of Minneapolis took the
train for home from this station, yester-
day morning. He had been visiting at
the old homestead In Bingham for two
weeks and came here to see his BROTHER
R D. Baker, before departing for the
west.
Professor ]. A. Kendall, who had been
playing at Bath theater for some time
past, arrived home last evening. Show
hogan will be his headquarters for the
coming season and Kendall's Orchestra
is now ready for business under his able
direction.
Sheriff Lang went to Auburn, Tues
day, with five prisoners, Ralph E. Rus
sell, Eli S. Higgins, G. E. Moore, Phillip
Vigue and William Doyle, to commit
them to Auburn jail for the various
terms for which they had been sentenced
by the Supreme Court, just adjourned.
II you have been an oyster patron of
Deano for the past few seasons you
know what good oysters are. He started
the season, last week Saturday, and
promises the best he ever had. Leave
orders early that you may not be disap-
pointed, and they will be delivered Sun
day morning, If you wish.
Rev. II. F. Huse, Mrs. n. p. Wood,
Miss Lizzie Hoxie, Mrs. f. w. Marble,
Mrs. Helen S. Coburn, Miss Louise Co.
burn, Mrs. Bessie X. Harding, Mrs.
Loomis, MRS. Rose Burrill, Miss Emma
Whittier and Mrs. Frank A. Nolin have
been in Waterville yesterday and to-day
at the meeting Of the Maine Baptist
Missionary Society.
Grin A. Priest has recently purchased
for Investment the dwelling house
property, nearly opposite the Heselton
house stables on Water street, formerly
owned by the j. o. Haines estate. The
small office connected herewith was not
included 10 the sale and has been moved
to the vacant lot on Madison avenue near
Hotel Coburn where it will be fitted for
rental.
William Beaufort and Peter Lessor
were tried at the municipal court, Non
day morning, having been arrested by
officer Clifford the previous afternoon for
intoxication and disturbing the peace.
They plead not guilty but Judge Bach
eller decided from the evidence that
each merited fne of 81 and costs and
settlement was affected on that basis.
Henry Leach of Huddersfield, Eng
land, who had been the guest of his