The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-01
TOWN and VICINITY

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F5gg's drug store.
You will find chicken halibut at the
9kowhegan Market.
Wise ones still assert that Deano's
.o3a is the best to be had anywhere at
soy price.
Mrs. NJ. j. Allen arrived home, Satur-
dgy evening, from Marlboro, Mass,
after ten days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Knights.
Niss Lou Reed has returned from
West Upton, Mass, to pass the summer
At the home OF her father, Grin Reed, on
the Waterville road.
Niss Milie Woods returned, Monday
morning, to Dixield, Me-, after visit
Of several months here at the home of
her uncle, r. L. Mitchell.
Elmer +. Harris, superintendent of
the Skowhegan jersey Creamery, at
,onded meeting of the Maine Dairy
mems Association at Auburn, Friday.
c. Z. Dealey and Fred Heald arrived
home, Friday evening of last week, with
string of forty-eight very handsome
trout. the result OF days stream fish
ing 10 Embden.
Frank Pooler, son of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
/. Pooler, arrived home from Boston
this week. Mr.. Pooler has just CON-
nleted course in one of the commercial
colleges OF that city.
Miss Hazel Lesvitt arrived home, last
week. after an absence of four months,
during which she visited Mrs. Walter
FLINT in Port Deposit, Md, and with
friends in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Sarah j. Dorothy, who has made
her home since the death Of her husband
with her son, D. C. Dorothy, in Derby,
Conn.,. will arrive here early next week
for visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Fred S. Green of Manchester, N.
H., visited portion of last week at the
home OF Mrs. Clara Green, leaving, Fri.
day. for Solon, where she will be the
guest OF U6r UTOtueIs Viillam 1NoOOIths
A.B. Merrill of Woodfords, Me-, is
passing this week in town as the guest
of his brother, Rev. B. B. Merrill. The
two gentlemen passed the day, yester
day, at Hinckley, visiting Good Will
Home.
A fishing party consisting of W. 4.
Elliott Robert Dobson and Mark Savage
Of this place and Duncan Weymess of
Somervile, Mass, returned here, Tues
day evening, from their outing at Pleas
ant Pond.
Miss Eunice Bodwell and Miss Flor.
ence Hodgdon, two OF the teachers in
our public schools, accom- panied by Mrs.
Helen Wing and Mrs. Alta Elliott, en-
loved a carriage drive to Solon and re-
turn one day this week.
Ben B. Fogler of Washington, d. c.,
arrived here today and will pass the
summer at the home of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin r Baker. Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Fogler are to make
Skowhegan visit later in the season.
Miss Luella b. Stevens OF Cambridge
arrived Friday evening, and will remain
for few weeks experimenting the work
Ia The flower gardens and the planting OF
shfubbery at Bloomfield the summer
home OF Dr. H. Stevens on Bloom
field road.
One OF the most delightful bridge
whist parties of the present season was
given by Mrs. b. I. Steward at her
home on High street. Guests were en-
tertained in sufficient number to make
five tables of this game which s now
the most popular OF card pastlmes.
Miss Matilda LsCasce died last Sstur-
day at the Maine Hospital for the Insane
AT Augusta, where che had been taken
for treatment. She was born in Cansda
IN 1895 and came to this place when
about. twenty-five years OF age, making
her home with her brothers, Joseph II.
and jobs LsCasce. she was deaf
mute and before leaving Canada she at
tended school adapted for those Of her
condition, and WAS there taught the
method OF communicating by signs
During her residence here she worked at
various occupations, her last employ
ment being ut the Marston Mills. Two
other brothers besides those above men
Toned survive her, Octave, iB Btockton,
Mass, and Philip, living iu solou. The
funeral was held at the Catholic church,
Monday morning.
Ia recent issue Of the REPORTER We
poke Of a successful fishing excursion
made by Ralph Gledhnl, superintendent
II the Somerset Worsted Mills AZ last
Madison, aud a party Of friends to
Chase Stream. We should have stated
Chase Pond, where \. Champagne, for
merly proprietor Of the Heselton House.
BE- now conducting set OF sporting
camps From Mr. Gledhilps success
aud all other reports from that section,
We infer that the tlshing ia eXceleat at
hsse Pond, the guests a. M. Cham
pagne's camps taking home With them
from eight To twenty-five pounds OF sal-
mon and trout. 10th OF tbese hsh being
taken there. Chase Pond IA located
seven and one half miles from Bingham