The Somerset reporter., 1905-08-10
TOWN and VICINITY


stable on Pleasant st.
Mrs. Alfred BARLEY of Madison was
calling on Skowhegan friends, Thursday
of last week.
l. J. Smith went to South Harpswell,
Me-, yesterday morning, to pass brief
vacation with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Moore have arri-
we'd home after several months resi-
dence.in Massachu sets.
Henry D. Patterson is again in town
after passing quite a part of the sum-
mer with relatives in Belfast.
Henry Philbrick returned to New
York, Monday, after visit of ten days
with his father and other relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Turner of Portland has
been passing portion of this week as
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. W. p. Ord
way.
D. w, Colby and his daughter, Miss
Priscilla, left here, Saturday, for few
DAYS visit with relatives in Massachu-
sets
Miss Gladys Mitchell and Miss Edna
Dennison OF Freeport returned home,
Yesterday, after visit with Miss Ethel
Merriam.
Mrs. j. G. HAYES of Lancaster N. H.,
and Mrs. Grace Quimby of Boston
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
". A. Pitts.
Remember the basket picnic the mem
bers of Priscilla Rebekah Lodge are CO.
ing to have, Tuesday afternoon, Aug. Is,
Coburn Park.
Mrs. j. F. McQuade departed, last
Saturday, for a two weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Donegan
in Lawrence, Mass.
Every boy and girl in this vicinity
should read Bison & Sons adv. in
another column and take advantage of
the offer there made.
C. A Drake and family returned
Monday evening, from an outing of
two weeks, passed at their cottage at
Higgins Beach In Scarboro.
Miss Addie Warren, who has been one
of the compositors at the REPORTER
Office for several weeks this summer,
returned to Boston, yesterday.
Miss Vera Berce, accompanied by her
cousin, Gala Hurd, left this Monday
morning, for a visit with relatives in
Lawrence, Mass, and Boston.
Geo. E. Morrill, went to Lewiston, this
morning, expecting to return tonight
with Mrs. Morrill, who has been at the
Sisters Hospital for several weeks.
E. L. Pegram of Decatur, H., is
in town and with Mrs. Pegram, who
has been here some weeks, is guest at
the home of Hon and Mrs. j. o. Smith.
A crew of three men from the factory
where the fittings are made have been
at work this week placing the new
partitions, and furniture in the Show
hogan postofflce.
A. E. Bison completed this week the
St. Mary's Catholic cemetery. 1t is
q feet in height, and is the most beau
tiful monument In the grounds.
Miss Donna Tozer, of the central
telephone office, Portland, took advan-
tage Of the excursion from that city to
Lakewood, and passed Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Tozier.
Frank W. Bucknam is entertaining,
this week, his uncle, DR.. A. F. Bucknam,
from Warren, H., who, with his wife
and two daughters, Misses Lizzie and
Arabel, is passing the summer in Maine.
Mrs. Ida S. Leavtt left Saturday, for
Laconia, N. H., to pass few days with
her son, William. Mr.. Leavitt is in the
employ of the National Biscuit Co.,
and is at present representing them in
New Hampshire.
Mrs. Forrest Goodwin and her guests
Sherman Smith and daughter, Miss
Annie, of California, left this afternoon
10; few days stay at Kineo. Mr..
pppuN III accompanies lbCu oe ldi hS
Guilford, to which place he goes Oh legal
business.
Rev. Alfred D. Smith of Northboro,
Mass, is the guest of L, l.. Walton and
family. He will be the orator, this
evening, at Norridgewock at the re-
union of the alumni of Eaton Academy.
Both gentlemen were students at this
famous old institution of learning
Frank Merriam arrived home Monday
evening, from brief vacation passed in
Freeport and vicinity. His brother, Geo.
Merriam, who has been representing the
Cumberland County Shoe Co. of Free
port in the middle Atlantic states, re-
turned here with him fer a visit with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bennett of West
Newton, Mass, have been passing the
week in town the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Merrill. They came to Gar
diner by the Kennebec boat and from
that city 10 Skowhegan In their touring
car which they brought on the steamer
with them.