The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-06-23
E. P. Mayo of wsterville was in town


yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Partridge Of Lewiston lie
visiting friends In town.
Mrs. George B. Stafford Is visiting this
week with relatives In Augusta.
james Gilfillsn returned, Monday,
from visit with relatives In Bridgtor.
Mrs. G. L. Morse returned to Bangor,
last week, after a visit here with her
brother, n. W. Clark.
D. A. Porter with his wife and two
children are on three weeks visit TO
their home In Pressure Isle.
Blaine S. Yiles, who has just compile
ed his course at the Yale School of
Forestry, arrived home, Monday.
The sext regular meeting of the W.
C. T. L. will be held In Grand Army
hall, Tuesday, June 18th, at o'clock. p.
m.
J. ". Parker of the South Gardiner
Lumber Co., was In town, yesterday, on
business with f. P. Viles and others.
George Heald returned, this week,
from a fishing trip to Pierce pond, bring
Ing with him nne-pound land-locked
salmon.
Miss Belle Morrisette Of Boston arrived
home Monday morning and is the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Morrisette.
Mrs. John Moore of Bangor was the
guest of her brother, n. W. Clark, for
several days, last week, returning home,
Friday.
G.. R. Fogg is attending to business
again after an enforced vacation Of three
weeks caused by severe attack Of
rheumatism.
Levi s. Varney returned to his home
In Boston last week after visit Of sew
eral weeks here with his brother, Z =
bridge G. Varney,
William Boldeau, who has been sery
ing for the past three years in the U. S.
regular army in the PHILIPPINES, returned
home Saturday evening.
DIR. E. H. Stevens of Cambridge was in
town, last week, experimenting improve:
ments which he is making on his sum-
mer home on Bloomfield avenue.
Miss Miriam Merrill is at home from
Gorham Normal School for the summer
vacation. She returns In the fall for
the final years work at that institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert f. Jackson were
In Augusta, last evening, on the occasion
OF the marriage Of Mr.. Jackson's brother,
W. A. Jackson to Miss Maud s. Cony of
that city.
f. n. Merrill, 4 O., was at Brunswick,
yesterday, to be present at the reunion
of the alumni of Bowdoin college. 1t is
just thirty years since Mr.. Merrill was
graduated from that institution.
Mrs. Aria Hoxle and her daughter,
Miss Caro- Hoxie, arrived yesterday and
will visit with the family OF Harrison
Weston and with other friends on Tur-
ner avenue for the next few weeks.
DR.. and Mrs, Taggart and their
daughter, Miss Gail, returned today
from Bar Harbor where they have been
for several days In attendance upon the
annual encampment of the Patriarchs
Militant.
Mrs. l.. w. Weston invites the men,
bers Of the Skowhegan Woman's club
to observe Field Day by visit to her
cottage on the east shore of Hayden
lake, Wednesday, June 10Th. The men,
bers are IT quested to take the O'Clock
car, which will connect with the steamer
at Lakewood at 2.45.
Tracy M. Gates Is building a house
near the car barn Of the Somerset Trac-
tion Company, Madison avenue, on lot
recently purchased of Colonel Isaac
Dyer. Another house is soon to be
erected by Simon Gates on Silver street,
Just off from Madison avenue, the cellar
already being excaVated.
About seventy-hve members of Court
Saint Antoine de Padoue, Catholic Order
of Forresters, with their ladies and ac-
companied by the Maccabee band, went
to Waterville by this mornings train to
pass the day as the guests of the Court
In that city, and participate In the celC-
bration OF st. Johns Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Bucknam returned
home to-day from the annual meeting
of the Maine Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation at Portland. The pharmacists
and their ladies passed yesterday In
sightseeing about the city and in the
harbor, enjoying very elaborate pro-
gram which had been arranged for their
entertainment.
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