The Somerset reporter., 1904-09-15
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Deen visiting ner aunt, MRS. .. X. Bach
eller.
E. &. Sturtevant and bis son, Edwin,
passed portion of this week with rel
atives In Milo, Ne.
w. B. Steward departed, Monday
morning, on business trip to Boston
and New York City.
Mrs. F. w. Bucknam and Alvan ar
rived home, Tuesday evening, from a
short visit to Yarmouth, Me.
D. g. Richards went to Rutland, Mass,
Saturday, having been summoned there
by the serious illness of a relative.
Mrs. F. 2. Pennell departed, Wednesday
noon, to visit her daughter, Mrs. F. L.
Tozier In Washburn, Aroostook county.
Miss Lillian French resumed her
position in the telephone exchange,
Monday morning, after a vacation OF
three weeks.
Mrs. Chas. E. Young went on the
Aroostook excursion, Tuesday, to visit
relatives In that section OF the state for
the next few weeks.
Miss Linda Graves returned to Rock
land, Mass, Friday, where she has had
employment as teacher in the public
schools for several years.
Miss Lord desires to inform all inter-
ested that she will do millinery at her
home, 265 Water street, for any ladies
who desire her services. Telephone 42-2D
Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Emery have
arrived home from tour of several
months during which they visited Den
yer, Col, st. Louis and other western
cities.
Officer W. X. Clifford went to Fairfield
Tuesday, and returned with Eddie
Grinier who has been wanted here since
last spring on a charge of serious
nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Eldridge left,
Tuesday noon, for their home 10 Nepon.
set, Ill. They had been passing the
summer 10 Skowhegan and other parts
Of Somerset county.
James w. Holt was at the station,
Tuesday, to meet his son, Willie E, and
wife of Worcester, Mass, who arrived
by the evening train, and are to visit
here for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. Walker arrived
home, Friday, after a months absence.
They attended the G. A. r. encampment
and had since been visiting their daugh-
ters In Portland and Naples, Me.
Miss Miriam Merrill departed, Tues
day, for Fryeburg, Me. to be present at
the opening OF the fall term of the nor
NAL school 10 that town. This ls Miss
Merrill's final year at that institution.
Walter Merrill has gone to lockwood
to teach school in that town, having
been engaged for that position by C. E.
Ball of Athens. Mr.. Merrill is a gradu-
ate of the Skowhegan High School, class
Of 1904.
Miss Bertha Palmer, who had been
passing the summer In Skowhegan, went
to Rosindale, Mass, Tuesday noon. Miss
Palmer is a teacher in the Rosindale
schools, this being her third year In her
present position.
Mrs. Henry Mitchell, Mrs. F. A.
Nolin, Mr., Levi Steward, Mrs. Frank
Burrill B B. Dinsmore and Rev. q. f.
Huse attended the seventy-ffth annual
meeting of the Kennebec Baptist Assn.
at Oakland, Tuesday and yesterday.
Miss Ivanetta Warren departed for
Massachusetts, Saturday, after passing
the summer as the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Fisk B. Hutchings. Miss Warren's
home is In Ashland but she is to teach
this winter, In Maiden.
Ernest W. Vigue, who Is we'll and
favorably known In connection with the
shoe trade in Skowhegan, has accepted a
position with A. E. Bisson & Son and
will be pleased to see his friends and
former customers at their store.
A. F. McPheters went to Damon, Me-,
Monday, having received the intelli.
gence by wire that his father, Moses Nc
Pheters, long resident of that town,
met his death on Saturday as the result
OF the explosion of kerosene lamp.
One of the older residents of the town,
Joseph N. York, died, Friday, at the age
of eighty-eight years. Mr.. York was
born In Dixmopt, Me. but had lived for
the past thirty-two years in Skowhegan
The funeral was on Sunday, conducted
by the Rev. H, F. Huse.
Mrs. r. W. Brown and Miss Ina Good
rich left by the early train, Monday, for
New York City, intending to make brief
Gtopsin Portland and Boston. They will
be absent for about ten days visiting the
millinery openings and making pur'
chases for the fall season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nash departed
Saturday moning, for Port Chester, N
Y. for visit of month with their SOD
Fred, who resides in that city. TheII
grandson, boy of fourteen years, who
has been passing the summer here, re.
turned to his home with them.
Coburn Marston is home on his annual
furlough from the naval academy at An
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