The Somerset reporter., 1904-08-04
TOWN and VICINITY

Miss Clara Goodrich is passing me-
vacation with relatives In Clinton.
F. NJ. York, landscape gardener
Cemetery work In and out of town
speciality.
Chas. S. Judkins of Boston visited g
the home of his cousin, Geo. H. Plshon
over Sunday.
Miss Marie Hagar of Augusta visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Murphy for fe"
days last week.
Miss Addie Toulouse of Wateryill'
passed Sunday in town as the guest o.
her friend, Miss Lillian Boulet.
Hackett & Witham carry in stocl
Crane Auto Gas Engine Oil which II
specially designed for automobiles.
Mrs. Helen s. Robinson and daughter
Miss Belle have gone to their cottage al
Old Orchard for stay OF several weeks
f. A. Moore arrived home from Dan
yers, Mass, Saturday evening, where he
had been Oh business for the past month
Mrs. Samuel SkilliDgs with her young
son OF Deering are the guests OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Proven
cial.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Bailey of Portland
returned home, last week, after quite an
extended visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. l.. Walker.
Mrs. Otis Kaler and her daughter,
Mrs. G. Walter Snow, returned to their
home in Boston, last week, after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D. Arnold.
Bragg & Varney announce that their
new lines of carpets, mattings ard hoor
oil cloths have arrived, and they invite
you to inspect them before purchasing
Miss Marguerite Libby of Melrose,
Mass, and Miss Nellie Thomas Of Rich
mond, Me-, arrived, Monday evening, for
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Steward
Chas. e. Oak, of Bangor, general man
ager of the American Realty Co. In Maine
was In town over Sunday, at the cottage
of his brother, Jos. P. Oak, at Hayden
Lake.
Mrs. Emma p. Burrill and her son
Phillip, went to Boston yesterday
morning. They are to visit in that city
and In Rochester, Y. Fl. during the mex
four weeks.
Miss Renda Gouvin Of Somerswortb
N. H., returned home, Saturday, after
spending a two weeks vacation with hei
cousins Misses Cora and Lucie Poulin Of
East Front street.
Miss Bertha l.. Soule, who was on he
way from her home In Bath to resume
her duties as teacher of modern languag
es in the Bangor schools, made brie
visit on Skowhegan friends, Monday.
o. F. Knowlton Co. give In their ic'
cream parlor numbered check will
each 10c dish of ice cream or college ices
A five pound box 40c chocolates giveI
every Saturday to the person holdiDs
the fortunate one.
Russell Post is to have a meeting to
morrow (Friday) evening to talk up mat
tiers with regard to the National Encamp
ment to be held In Boston the week o
August 10Th and TO ascertain how many
of Its members plan TO attend.
William Donaldson, with his son
William L. Donaldson, John w. Steward
and Arthur r. Jewett went to Portland
Saturday, where they all embarked on 8
yacht owned by Lord Brothers of that
city for deep sea fishing cruise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fl. Atkinson of
East Boston, arrived Monday and are tc
pass the month Of August In Somerset
county. They will visit for time Ii
Athens and will occupy their cottage al
Hayden Lake for the remainder OF the
month.
Through an oversight our last weeks
account of the Dawn Willow Nelson
reading did not make mention of a sole
very ably rendered by f. c. Taylor
The songs by Mr.. Taylor and Miss John.
son were features of the evening and
were very well received by the audience.
DR.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Stevens Of Cam.
bridge, Mass, have opened their summer
home "Bloomfield, for the summer and
fall months. At present their family
consists of the mother Of the doctor, his
sister, Miss Luella, and two sons, Ed
mund and William, the latter accompa-
nied by his wife.
The strike OF the coal miners 10 Ziegler,
III. which has been going on for several
weeks and which has converted the town
into an armed camp and practically caue-
ed the cessation OF all business, ia of
local interest from the fact that Chas.
G. Whittier, former Skowhegan boy,
s superintendent Of the coal mines Ii
that town.
Maurice Merrill Robert Steward and
D. Fl. Perkins returned, Friday of last
week, from the summer school at Orono.
Ben B. Fogler, who had been In attend
ance with them, came few days earlier.
Edland d. Savage, who was also with
the class, went directly to Ellsworth,
Me-. where he. and his mother are to
make their home In the future.
The members of the Congregational
Working League are to have meeting
and picnic dinner at William Fowler's
cottage, Lakewood grove, Saturday