The Somerset reporter., 1904-08-25
Two women and two girls wanted at
Hotel Coburn. Good wages.

Hon. Forrest Goodwin departed, this
morning, on business trip to Portland.
E.F. Fairbrother departed, yesterday
noon, on business trip to New York
City.
Miss Una Robinson went to Pittsfield,
yesterday noon, for a weeks visit with
relatives.
AIonzo p. Merrill passed Saturday and
Sunday as the guest Of relatives in Dan
forth, Me.
H.N. Wagg of Chicago was the guest
over Tuesday night of his wife's brother
Geo. H. Webb
Chas. P. Whittemore took the morning
traiu, Tuesday, for business trip to
Boston ard vicinity.
Mrs. Pearl C. sprague and her daugh-
ter, Lucy, returned to her home in Lex
ington. Mass, yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams of New
buryport, Mass. are guests of Mrs. Will
liams' sister, Mrs. John D. Symons.
Miss Margaret Partridge Of Augusta,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. K. S.
Prescott, returned home, Saturday.
Nearly all the rural schools will open
on Monday, September 5th, and schools
In the village district one week later.
Mrs. Abel Thompson went to Dexter
last Saturday to visit for the next three
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Alice Moore.
O Master: Howard Weston and younger
brother, Fred, went to Dexter, Tuesday,
where they are to visit relatives for a
time.
Hon. Charlea E. Oak, of Bangor, for
meriv Maine Land agent, was the guest
of his brother, j. P. Oak at Lakewood,
Friday.
Mrs. W. f. Briggs has been visiting
friends and attending the Methodist
campmeeting in Dover, Ne. since Friday
of last week.
Mrs. Mary Bailey of Woonsocket. R. |.
and Mrs. Louise Brown OF Fairfield have
been guests, this week, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred NJ. Kinds. ~"
Mrs. Fred N. Kincaid departed by the
morning train, Tuesday, to pass the
next ten daya at the millinery openings
in Boston and New York City.
There will be no labor day parade In |
skowhegan this year. The several or
CARNATIONS will go to Bangor and par
ticipate in the big celebration In that
city.
Captain j. D. Riley and Geo. Foster OF
the Salvation Army Corps are attending
the Massachusetts campmeetbg OF their
organization, this week, at Montwait, |
Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. f. o. Sawyer departed,
Tuesday noon, for their tour across the |
continent to San Francisco, to attend the |
Knights Templar triennial conclaVe In |
that city.
Mrs. Hiram Gilman departed for San
ford, Me, Saturday after brlef stay IN
that place she will join her husband for
visit with their son, Charles, In Wake
field, Mass.
ID. W. Rowe went to Boston, Tuesday |
morning, to arrange for the sale OF hoops |
which he is to manufacture during the |
the coming winter; his daughter, Miss
Lettie, accompanied him.
j, A. Kendall, director and Miss Annie |
Allen, pianist, of the orchestra, which
has been playing at The Samoset House,
Mouse Island, she past summer arrived
home, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Rebecca Foster of Gardiner, Me. |
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Fred |
Drake of Madison and her sister, Mrs. |
Chas. Fletcher of Sherbrook, P. Q. was
calling on relatives in town, yesterday.
n DR.. (. II. Stevens went to New York |
City this week, to see his son Edward
off for his home In Porto Rico. The |
doctor will then return and pass the re-
mainder of the summer at his cottage,
Bloomfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Delano Of Daven
port, Iowa, arrived, Tuesday noon, on n
visit to his brother, John W. Delano.
He has been a citizen OF Iowa since he
was sixteen years Of age and he has not
been in Somerset county before for
twelve years.
AID. Arnold of Minneapolis has beer
In town the past week, the guest of his
cousin, Geo. D. Arnold. Mr.. Arnold
passed his boyhood here, being the son
of the late Columbus Arnold, but he re-
moved to the west long years ago and
this is his first visit here for twenty
years.
Ell. W. Chase sold to C. H. Pepper the
past week as fine span of horses as one
often sees In days travel. The ami
mails are six and seven years old, own
sisters, and were sired by Irwin NJ.
They are light bay, good sized, excellent
drivers, OF stylish carriage aud Of perfect
disposition.
A benefit dance for the Marston Wors-
ted Mills base ball team is to be held In
Milburn hall this evening. Last Satur-
days game was cut out on account Of
the weather although the Binghams
were on hand and ready for business had
conditions been favorable. The Mars