The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-08-11

OANoNAN pS"NH'
Mrs. Nellie Moses and son, Howard,
Of Boston are guests at the home of her
cousin. Miss Una Robinson.
Miss Pearl Pierce went to Augusta,
yesterday noon, to visit friends in that
city for the next two week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lumsden of Bos-
ton arrived, last evening, for weeks
visit with relatives Ia town.
Mrs. Coney Sanborn went to Lewiston,
Saturday morning, to consult phys.-
clan In that city with regard to her
health.
Miss Hazel Marston of Amherst, Nova
Scotia, returned to her home, Friday,
after visit With her friend, Miss Fancha
Sawyer.
c. o. Childs of West Medford, Mass,
arrived, Saturday evening, to join his
wife who had been visiting relatives In
town.
Colonel and Mrs. A. G. Blunt were
guests of Hon. and Mrs. C. A. Marston
at their seashore home, Boothbay Har-
Dor, over Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Simpson went to Hartland,
Thursday of last week, to pass the next
four weeks with her granddaughter,
Mrs. Robert Linn.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Steward went to
St. Stephens, New Brunswick, Tuesday,
where they are to be guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank 7. Ross.
Rev. D. A. Ball returned, Tuesday
evening, from Saco, Maine, where he
had been attending the grove meetings
of the Universalist society.
Mrs. Charles May of Boston is the
guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. Edwin Gledhill at
the Delano cottage, Hayden Lake, which
they are occupying for the month of
August.
At Republican caucus held In North
Arson, Saturday afternoon, the 9th iE-
slant, Fred W. Bunker of North Arson
was nominated for representative to the
the legislature.
Miss Kate F. Broe of Manchester, n.
q. and Arthur IBroe of New York City,
returned to their homes, Monday morn
ing, after weeks visit with the family
OF Maurice G. Provencher.
Mrs. c. M. Gray of Charleston, 8. C.
arrived, yestesday morning, coming here
to see her niece, Miss Aimee Mason Of
Boston, who was taken i'll while on
visit here and Is now at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. jackson and their
niece, Miss Sarah Snow, are passing a
portion of this month in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. win W. Cakes at their
Penobscot Bay cottage In Belfast, Me.
Mrs. Waldron Sprague and her two
children returned, Saturday morning, to
her home in Somerville, Mass. after
visiting at the home of Mrs. Van w.
Nelson and with other friends In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fl. Pishon went to
Lewiston, Saturday morning, where
they are to visit friends for several days.
They are also to 60 to Mouse Island,
Beltsst and other points before they re-
turn.
The mail carriers for the village de-
livery suggest that patrons make@ an eff
fort to have all mail directed to street
and number and are sure that it will
result much to the convenience OF all
concerned.
W. r. Bartlett, former we'll kown
conductor on the Maine Cenral, now one
Iof Lewiston's prominent business men.
accompanied by bis wife, are guests of
her uncle, Edwin T. French and family
on the shore of Hayden Lake.
Edward N. Winslow, retired capital
ist of Cleveland, Ohio, passed several
days 10 town this week, coming here to
visit bis cousin, Mrs. s. W. Gould. Mr..
Winsow was formerly 10 the chipping
and transportation business with the
late Senator Hanna.
Charles F. Ward, the clother ar
nounces on page OF this issue a grand
midsummer mark down sale of clothing
and furnishings. All who took advantage
OF his mid-winter sale with such profit 10
themselves, as we'll as many others, will
welcome this opportunity as a money
saver.
Coroner !. j. Addition was summoned
to Madison, Tuesday, to make an inves-
tigatIon of the circumstances surround
ing the death of Clifford Gilbert, who
was killed by fall from a mast used in
log piling operations at the works of
the Great Northern Paper Co. Monday.
He did not think an inquest necessary.
Some ten or more members Of Russell
Post will attend the National encamp-
ment of the G. A. r. at Boston, next
week. A majority of them will leave
here on the esrlytrain, Monday morning,
but several will go on Saturday. 1t is
estimated that 900 Maine veterans will
join In the parade on Tuesday. The
national encampment was held in Boston
IA years ago.
Station Agent Eaton wishes all those
who contemplate purchasing the Grand
Army excursion tickets to realize the
Importance OF obtaining them some
houra hefora tho dpnarturp of the train