The Somerset reporter., 1904-09-01
aEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOWN and VICINITY


Monday, leaving here by the noon train.
He is to return by team.
Mr.. Clifford and Miss Ethel Jewett of
Hsrtland passed Sunday in town as the
guest of their brother, A. r Jewett.
The Working League of the Congrega-
tional society will meet at the yestry
next Monday afternoon at two O'Clock.
Herbert L. SWEET made trip to Pitts
field and Bangor, last week, passing
Sunday at Nortbport and returning here.
Tuesday.
Roderick will have oysters and clans,
tomorrow (Friday) and Saturday, also
on these days of each week throughout
the season.
J, D. Emerson of Madison went to
Unity, Me-, yesterday morning, to at
tend the annual reunion of his regiment,
the 19h Maine.
Mrs. w. R. Buchanan of Brockton,
Mass. was among the arrivals, Saturday
evening. She Is a guest at the home of
her father, Col. w. R. G. Estes.
Miss Pauline Oak is entertaining a
party of her young friends, this after
noon, at the summer home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Oak at Hayden Lake.
D. G. White of Philadelphia was in
town few hours, Friday, with a Mr..
Templeton of the same city, who is an
extensive manufactprer of table oil
cloths.
George Poirier and his son, George,
Jr., left this station for Canada, yester-
day. The son goes to Three Rivers, P.
O., to attend college and the father Is to
visit relatives In st. George in the same
province.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Fl. Pepper and
their son, Stephen, returned to their
home In Concord, Mass, Friday, the 26 h
instant, after passing the month OF
August here as the guest of Mrs. Pep
per's mother, Mrs. Helen s. Coburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson of Gilbertville,
Mass. who were formerly residents OF
this place, arrived, Friday evening, and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Waugh. Mrs. Patterson has but recent
ly returned from visit to Scotland.
Miss L. N. Tardiff, who has been pass
ing the summer here, departed, Friday
of last week, for Lowell, Mass. where
she Is to remain during the season OF
millinery openings. She has not as yet
accepted a position for the coming
winter.
Ia a business letter from Mr.. E. W.
Marston of Oakland Cal. he informs ia
that he is confined In Lane Hospital,
San Francisco, but is steadily improving
and expect to be able to leave the in
stitution In good time with his usual
health.
c. j. Davis of Greenville was In town,
several days, this week, comforting with
his partner, Hon. G. A. Msrston. Under
the firm name of Davis & Marston these
gentlemen carry on extensive numbering
operations every winter. Mr.. Davis
returned home, yesterday.
Mrs. Marie Moody and son, Harold,
who have been visiting her mother,
Sarah E. Moody of Cornvllle, and Mrs.
Ella Davis OF Skowhegan, have returned
home accompanied by Carrie Davis, who
will spend the rest of her vacation with
them in Maiden, Mass.
Mrs. D. C. Dorothy, with her daugh-
ter, Ruby Frsncoy, who had been spend
ing the summer with her parents, Mr..
and MRS F. 1. Estes, left for Lynn,
Mass, Saturday. After visiting with
friends In that city for week she will
go to her home In New London, Conn.
N. s. Steward & Co. are Just complet-
Ing heating and plumbing job on the
cottage at Good Will, built by the 1850
citation and to be occupied as residence
for the farm manager. The Stewards
also have crews at work on a new system
of plumbing at the high school building
in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Wyman departed
for their home In Philadelphia, Satu'-
day. They had been spending the sum-
mer here at Mr.. Wyman's former home,
as the guest of his father, A Fl. Wyman.
The fall term at the University Of Penn
sylvania opens soon and Mr.. Wymsn
must be In the city to resume his duties
as professor of chemistry In that insti-
tuition.
The Order of Railway Conductors of
Maine are to come here for their annual
meeting, Sunday, Sept. 1lth. They will
be accompanied by their wives and are
to have midday banquet at the Coburn.
Ia the afternoon business session will
be held In Grand Army Hall and, while
the gentlemen of the party are thus &C.
cupied, the ladies are to make an excur-
sion to Lakewood.
The system of the New England Tele-
phone Co. Is receiving an unusual amount
of attention, this week. Two inspectors
arrived Tuesday who are to go over all
Instruments and inside wiring with the
special object of detecting and removing
defects Of every kind. They expect to
be occupied for the next two weeks.
Mr.. Moore of Portland, who Ia known to
the New England people as "Chiei
Operator for Maine," has been In town