The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-01-07
TOWN and VICINITY

nOcRet, ffluhy evening"
Will Webb took the morning train,
Monday for Brunswick.
Dwight Smith took the 1875 train Sat
urday for Orono to resume bis studies at
the University of Maine.
Edw. F. Merrill has returned to the
Harvard law school, having passed the
Christmas vacation in town.
Fred F. Lawrence returned to Boston,
Monday, to continue his studies at the
Boston University Law school.
Mrs Helen NJ. Libby and MIR. Herbert
c. Libby of Waterville were the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Pulsifer on Friday.
Miss Ida Keene Of Waterville arrived
Friday evening to be the guest of Miss
Flossie Wyman for several days.
Miss f. Ffa-cis Hutchinson, who has
been passing the holidays in town, re
turned to Bar Harbor, Saturday morning
Mrs. Louis LUDLOW, who had been
visiting relatives in town for several
days, returned to her home in Water
vlle, Friday
W II. Levin, of the American Wooden
CO. and F. Il. Carpenter, agent Of the
Anderson Mills, took the l.35 train for
Boston, Tuesday.
John Donlgan, formerly boss finisher
in the Anderson Mile, now making his
home in Lawrence, Mass, has been visit
ing friends in town.
c. f. Tilton, superintendent of the
Bangor Public Schools, who had been
passing his vacation in aud about Show
hogan, returned to Bangor, Friday.
Last Friday nights assembly at
Grange hall was decided success. AT
other will be held this week under the
same management with music by Lee.
Arthur Piummer OF North New Por'-
land was the guest OF Dr. Chas. X. Viles
Friday. Mr.. Plummer is the leader OF
the Glee Club at the University OF Maine.
Joseph X. Goodrich, Franklin Dan.
forth and Harold Ross took the 20
train for Orono, Monday morning, to
resume their studies at the University
of Maine.
Clair r. Marston, who had been at
home for the holidays, left Tuesday
morning for Port Deposit, Md, where
he is in attendance at the jacob Tome
Institute.
MIR. G. NJ. Twitchell of Augusta will
give lecture at the Somerset Pomona
Grange, Wednesday, Jan. 10, sui jeet,
"Thc Outlook for New England Ayr
culture
Miss Eolia S. Bray, who has been in
charge of drug store at North East
Harbor, Me-, for the past seven months,
arrived Friday evening, to remain for
the winter.
After being closed for ten weeks on
account of the Illness of the proprietor,
Mr.. C. E. Dealey's rooms for the cleans
ing and repairing of clothing are open
for business.
Rev. Father Berkmans, Professor OF
Theology in the Monastery of Montreal,
who had been visiting st. Mary's church
and parish, returned to Montreal, Thurs
Of last week.
Hackett & Witham have recently ship
ped one of their Rope Feed saw mills 10
F. w. Titeomb, Houlton, Me. This mill
has capacity of 40 thousand feet of
lumber per day.
Lawrence Clapp, a student OF Cornell
University, who had been the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Marble for the past
ten days, departed for Ithica, N. Y,
Monday morning.
While they last we shall present all
subscribers, who pay one years sub
scription in advance, copy Of the re-
nowned Hicks Almanac. The supply is
limited, first come first served.
f. +. Danforth departed by the $50
train, Monday, for Meadville, Pa, where
he has business in the interest of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen. He
will return Friday or Saturday.
On Thursday evening Of last week
dance occurred in Miburn hall, under
the management of the junior class of
the high school. There was also hop
on Friday evening, in the same hall,
planned by the young men who were
home from the colleges for their vaca-
ton.
DR.. Alfred King of Portland was In
town, Monday and together with DR.. j.
N. Merrill made professional visit upon
b. D. Strickland. Mr.. Strickland was
injured about three years since by
horse falling upon him and has never
regained his health. He now plans to
go to one of the Portland hospitals for
treatment.
The aggregation of baseballists, with
whom Wilkie Clark was to play in Cuba
during January and February, abandon
ed the project at the last moment, Mr.
Clark learning that fact upon his arrival
In N. Y. from which place the party WAS
to have sailed Dec. "a. Mr.. Clark re-
turned at once to Skowhegan and on
Monday departed for Greenville where
he enters the employ of William Il. Hill