The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-07-07
TOWN and VICINITY

polio choeolates-the pest ihaue-
look in Bucknam's window.
Dr.. f. T. Brown has removed to Bar
gor and opened an flee in that city
y. w. Colby and family are passing a
few weeks at their cottage at Hayden
Lake.
Mrs. Bertha 1. Gage of Parker, So
Da., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Heselton.
Miss Hattie Cleveland and Miss Rena
Archer have returned from Colby Tor
the summer vacation.
Eff. Danforth, Esq, departed, tues
day morning, for business trip TO
points in Pennsylvania.
vttum & Gray, Scion, will receive a
half car load of western horses from
Boston by todsy's freight
Kendall's orchestra went TO GreenVilie'
Thursday of last week, to furnish music
for the Odd Fellows ball
Mrs. r. Robertson OF New York City
is the guest of Mrs. Fannie Golburn at
her summer home, Killcare.
Mrs. F. W. Briggs Of Pittsheld has
been passing several days at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. Edith 5. shepherd.
Messrs George and William Falt Of
Albany, n. !. are guests, this week, at
the home Of their cousin, Edw. Gledhiil.
Rev. Chas. A. Hayden, Universaiist
clergyman of Augusta, was In town last
week to conduct the services at the
funeral OF Isaac f. Bigeow.
Mrs. Ida Huff does the pastry cooking
at the Lawnmere, summer hotel IN
Southport, Me-, this season, and departed
for that place, Friday morning.
Mrs. Aria Hoxie and her daughter,
Miss Caro-, returned to their home In
Waterville, Saturday, after visiting with
friends In town for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Nutting depart
ed for Old Orchard, Saturday morning,
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Rev. B. C. Wentworth and family.
Joseph futile and his sister, Mrs.
Hittie A. Eastman, of Mount Clair, n.
j., have been visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Martha Tuttle on Madison avenue.
Bragg & Varney announce that their
new lines of carpets, mattngs and moor
oil cloths have arrived, and they invite
you to inspect them before purchasing
Chas. f. Danforth of Boston with his
wife and infant son arrived the evening
OF July 4th and will pass two weeks
vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Elba Danforth.
Miss Florence Murphy, teacher OF
drawing in the Skowhegan schools, DC
parted for Boston, Friday noon, From
that city she will go to Eastport, Me-, to
pass the summer with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Vgue accom-
panied by their three youngest children
from Dexter, Me-, arrived here, satuf-
dav morning, and were the guests OF
Mrs. Joseph Groder for the Fourth.
Mrs. Rachel Hale and Mrs. Sarah
Turner attended the funeral services OF
their aunt. Mrs. Priscilla Steward, in
Waterville, Saturday. They were &C.
compsnied by their nephew, Mr.. Harvey
White.
Gordon Wildes is employed with the
surveving party on the line OF the pre-
posed extension OF the Somerset hail-
road. He secured leave of absence
and passed the Fourth with his parents
10 town.
The large house recently purchased by
8. w. Gould from the Conant estate is
on its way down Middle street to its new
location which is to be on Pleasant
street directly In the rear OF Mr.. Gould's
Elm street residence.
Mrs. Sadie Smith Ford OF Los Angeles,
Cal. and Mrs, Fronie Seaver OF Boston,
departed for their respective homes
Tuesday morning, after visit Oh SIX
weeks or more with relatives In various
parts OF Somerset county.
William Doran returned from Porte
mouth, n. H., Saturday morning. tie
purchased an automobile In that city and
intended to come home across country In
the machine but the unfavorable weather
prevented him from 40 doing.
Mr.. aud Mrs. P. b. Shonfeld OF New
York City, who have been stopping at
the Coburn for several days, departed
for Kineo, Tuesday, accompanied by MI
and Mrs. Chas A. Msrston and Mrs. j.
Wallace Blunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Shonfeld
are to visit Bar Harbor before they re-
turn to New York.
Daniel L. Smith of Boston is the guest
of his brother, j. N Smith, this week,
having come here to attend the reunion
of the Smith family held In Cornvtlle,
Monday. Henry Hutchinson, pros
porous farmer from Pressure Isle, Me-
who was here to attend the same event,
passed portion of the week In town.
1t will be sad news for the friends OF
Mrs. Martin Smith, formerly of Corr
Vile, to learn that this estimable lady Is
gradually failing in health and 1t is fear
ed the end is near. For the past few
years Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have made
their home with daughter In Los Ange'