The Somerset reporter., 1904-09-22
J. Wallace Blunt arrived home, Mon

J. Wallace Blunt arrived home, Mon
day, from business trip to Boston.
Henry Smith OF Saratoga, N. Y. made
brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il.
Pishon last week.
The Misses C. A. and (. n. Doyle OF
Boston, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Holland for few weeks.
Miss Jessie Maddocks went to Melrose,
Mass, Monday, to remain for the winter
at the home of her sister, Nrs. Chas. E.
Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton York of Brewer
returned home, Monday morning, after
visit of several days With Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Webb.
Mrs. Gertrude Humphrey arrived
home, Friday of last week, from vaca-
ton of nearly two months passed at Old
Orchard Beach.
Rev. D. A. Ball attended the state
meeting of clergymen of the Universal
ist denomination at Portland, Tuesday y
and yesterday.
Mrs. Helen N. Howard returned from
Waterville, Monday evening, where she
had been the guest for several days OF
Mrs. s. g. Crosby.
The Central Maine Fair has been well
patronized by people FROM this vicinity
ipoludino th;a ,,oorpin0,a train OQ1 tiol,
cts have been sold at this station.
Mrs. James Fellows arrived home,
Monday evening, from visit OF four
months with her daughter, Mrs. Bruce
M. White, in the Canadian Northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie e. Holt, who
have been guests of James W. Holt and
family for the past two weeks, returned
to their home in Worcester, MASS, today.
Miss E. Frances Hutchinson returned
to Bar Harbor, Monday, to resume her
position as teacher In the high school In
that town which she has filled for sever
al years.
Miss Lizzie Higgins, teacher In Lin
coin school is about to enter as one OF
the contestants for the "Globe's educa.
tional fund" and solicits the votes of her
friends in Skowhegan and vicinity.
The Kennebec Steamship Co. announce
the very low rate of % 90 from Augusta
and other points on the Kennebec reach
by their line, to Boston and return. This
rate Is to prevail until October LIST.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held in Grand Army Hall, Tuesday after
noon, September 9th, at 3 O'Clock. A
full attendance is desired, and all inter-
ested In the work are cordially invited
to be present.
The mothers delight those sensible
shoes for children, at A. E. Bison &
Sons. If parents would investigate the
value of the Educator shoes, which per-
mits of the child's foot growing in a
perfectly natural shape, 1t would seem
they would buy no others. Have you
seen them?
Last night was much the coolest of
the season thus far, the temperature
falling to within a fraction of 80 and a
heavy frost resulting. The sweet corn
crop, about half OF which remains to be
harvested, will probably receive little
damage but fodder corn In many cases Ia
rendered worthless.
Mrs. B. F. Eaton, Miss Gertrude Wes-
ton, Miss Louise Coburn, Mrs. W. II.
Wildes, Mrs. E. N. Merrill, Mrs. J. P.
Merrill, Mrs. e. P. Viles, Miss Louise
Cass and Miss Lizzie Hussey left, yester-
day morning, for Bar Harbor to attend
the Maine Federation of Women's Clubs.
which Is in session there, this week
The most of the party will return, to-
morrow.
r. n. Nickerson was In town over
Sunday. Mr.. Nckerson has been all
summer on the run between Portland
and Bangor as railway mail clerk, but is
now transferred to the Augusta office In
the new department recently created,
that Of sorting the mail from the big
publishing houses In that city instead of
doing 1t on the train.
Deputy Sheriff Frank J. Durgin arrIv-
ed in town. yesterday morning, with
Philip Vigue of st. Joseph, P. Q. In his
custody. Jos. C. Viles telephoned here
to Sheriff Lang, Monday morning, that
a man had broken into his camp In Black
Brook township and that he was on bis
way to Canada by the way of Dead River
Dam and The Forks. Mr.. Lang at once
notified Sheriff Durgin, who was at jack
man at the time, and he met and arrest
ed Vlgue In the vicinity of West Forks.
Vigue was tried before Judge Bachelor,
yesterday afternoon, and failing to fur
nish bonds was committed to jail to
await the action of the grand Jury.