The Somerset reporter., 1905-07-27

Paris green, hellebore and blue vitriol
at Bucknam's.
Miss Helen Tozier Is serving as clerk
at the SkoWhegan postotflce, tempo
rarily.
Miss Corrie Parker OF West Somer.
vile, Mass, came here, last week, for n
visit with Harrison Weston and family.
Pierce & Beale have opened their car :
merry, and will attend to all custom work
on Tuesdays and Fridays until further
notice.
F. P. Pencil and Geo. w. Cover
have taken cottages at Lakewood Grove
and are to pass the next ten days there
with their families.
Miss Bessie Russell, daughter of DR..
<. w. Russell of Lewiston, arrived last
evening, and Is the guest of her aun,
Mrs L. A. Dascombe.
Eugene Wing of Fail field is the guest
this week, of Maurice Merrill at the Mer-
rill cottage, Hayden Lake. The Two
young men are college mates at Bow
dom.
4. +. Bison went to Portland, this
week, and purchased ten horse power
Cadillac runabout, with tonneau, similar
In design to the car In use by Sheriff c.
H. Smith.
Miss Edith Frost, eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Frost OF Jamaica
Plain, Mass, arrived, Monday evening,
and will make an extended visit with
Miss Adde Lawrence.
JEFF Crotie and Peter Debe, formerly
with Milbufn Fruit Co have purchased
the Somerset Fruit Market and would be
pleased to serve all their friends and
former customers and they guarantee
satisfaction.
Mrs. Geo. A. West of Waterville was
the guest of her brother, Col. A. G.
Blunt, for few hours, Saturday. She
was accompanied by Mrs. NJ. A. Foans.
bee, also of Waterville, and Mrs. julia
Lowe OF Long Beach, Cal.
DIR. Frank SpauldiDg of Clifton
Springs, n. Y, took dinner, yesterday,
with his cousin, Mrs. D. NJ. Bacon. DR..
Spaulding was formerly resident of
the town of Bingham and had just re
turned from that place where he was
one of the speakers at the one hundredth
anniversary Of the Bingham Congrega-
tional church.
Deputy U. s. Marshall c. B. Hask, Il
of Pttsfeld was here, Saturday, and
took into custody Frank Hart at the ex-
piration of thirty days sentence which
he had just completed at Somerset Jail.
Hart was committed for vagrancy ard
is rearrested on the charge Of being co.,
nected with the robbery of the Pittsfield
postofiice, which occurred last August.
Mr.. aid Mrs. q. R. Holmes of Kent's
Hill, Me-, are visiting at the home of
Joseph Maxwell, this week, on East
Front street. Notwithstanding the fact
that Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes are both over
eighty years of age they made the Jour-
ney from Kent's Hill to this place in
their team. In 1928 Mr.. Holmes was
among the school children of Boston
who took part in the great parade in
honor of Lafayette whose visit to this
country ia that year is recorded as an
event OF great historic interest.
Monseigneur LIS. Richard superior Of
the Catholic college at Three Rivers, P.
O., has been passing the week In town
as the guest of Father Lacroix. Mr..
Richard has held his present position for
more than fifty years and many OF the
Catholic clergy OF Maine, and others who
have had the advantages OF collegiate
courses, have received his tutelage.
Among these are Rev. A. o. Lacroix and
DR.. A. E. Gelinas Of this town, also
Sebastian Bison, Geo. Poirrier and
Alfred Pooler, who have attended that
school In more recent years.
A lawn social, attended chiefly by
members of the Methodist society, was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
P. Pennell on West Front street, Friday
evening. The grounds were decorated
with Japanese lanterns and seats and
tables were arranged for the comfort of
the guests. IL was perfect July even
ing and the committee OF arrangements
correctly Judged that the company
would prefer to ell Joy it in social way,
rather than be asked to listen to a pre-
pared program. Ice cream and cake
was for sale and satisfactory amount
realized for the society.
The members of De Molay Command
ery and their ladies are to erjoy days
outing on Penobscott Bay, Thursday of
next week. The party will leave here in
the morning by special train for Belfast,
where a steamer will be waiting to take
them on board. They will land at Cres-
cent Beach, near Rockland, for shore
dinner and will pass the afternoon cluit-
ing about the hay. A fleet OF United
States war vessels will be in Penobscot
waters on that date and their anchorage
will be visited by the Sir Knights. The
party will land at Belfast ia time TO
arrive home the same evening.
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