The Somerset reporter., 1905-09-07
TOWN and VICINITY

IIeuty OF hlNe CtltI duu Nau' l3H'i at
A. L. Jewetts market.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Ordway are pass
ing the present week IN Boston and New
York City.
Mrs. Lewis Anderson IS passing the
present week with her son, Col. I. II.
Anderson, at Portland.
The Town Improvement Society will
meet at the Library Parlors, Friday,
September $, at 3 o'clock p. m.
Mrs. John Turner left here, yesterday,
to visit her son, George Wiley, in Bel
fast aud with friends in Dexter.
Mrs. George S. Webb went to Lewis
ton. Yesterday, where she is to be guest
for time at the home Of her sister.
Fred RoderIck, salesman at the Show
hogan market, has been i'll and at his
home in Pennington during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Smith of Hartand
visited their son, Sheriff Clyde H. Smith,
portion of last week, returning home,
Sunday.
Mrs. Selden Knights and young dsugh.
ter, Gertrude, went to Fort Fairfield,
Tuesday, to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sumner Withee.
The next regular meeting of the
Womans Christian Temperance Union
will be held in Grand Army Hall, Tues
day, September 12.b, at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley B. Williams went
to Fort Fairfield, Tuesday, where they
will visit for the next ten days. Fort
Fairfield was Mrs. Williams former
home.
Mrs. S. H. Gledhill and her sister,
Mrs. T. Il. salt of Albany, N. Y, who
has been her guest for some weeks,
passed Saturday afternoon with friends
in Waterville.
Miss Alice Lallev arrived home, Satur-
day evening from Kineo, Me-, where she
has been employed during the summer.
She Is to teach In Madison In the same
school where she has been for several
! years.
Robert Fl. futile, for the past seven
teen months the correspondent of the
Watervile Sentinel, has recently resign
| ed his position with that paper and will
represent the Bangor News In this To-
cality.
Only sixty tickets were sold at this
station, Monday, for Lewiston, those
who had planned to attend the great
Labor Day demonstration In that city,
being for the most part deferred from
going by the storm.
Miss A. Z. Crabtree of Hancock, Me-,
returned home, Monday morning, after
brief visit here with Miss MIRIAM Mer-
| rill. Miss Crabtree and Miss Merrill be-
came acquainted while both were stu
dents at Gorham Normal school.
DR.. F. A. Hatch of Worcester, return
ed home, last week, after passing brief
vacation here with his wife and young
son, Harold. Mrs. Hatch and Master
Harold will continue their visit with
friends in Skowhegan and vicinity.
Mrs. M. I. Pooler and her sister, Miss
Julia Coburn of Concord, Mass, went to
Moosehesd Lake, Friday, where they
are to pass three weeks at Deer Island.
Miss Coburn is to return here with Mrs.
Pooler and pass some time at her home
before returning to Concord.
Mrs. Chas. A. Mitchell left here, this
morning, for Quincy, Mass, where she
will visit with her brother, Newman
Savage, for the next two weeks. She
will be Joined at Waterville by Mr.. Arlan
Ballou and will stop" for few days at
Mrs. Ballou's home In Portsmouth, n. Il.
Elmer Smith and his daughter, Miss
Helen, who had been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Clara E. Bartlett, returned home,
Saturday. Mrs. Bartlett has rs her
guests during the present week, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Gaffey of Boston. MIR. CAT
fey is captain OF division of the Boston
Fire Department.
Mrs. A. Fl. Gledhill and her daughter,
Juanita, arrived last Friday from Water
loo, Canada, and are to pass the next
month In town. Mr.. Gledhill has been
here for the past seven weeks In the
position of designer at the Marston Mills,
taking the place of Roy L. Hayden
during his illness.
Mrs. A. E. Jewett is expected home
this evening from New Haven, Conn.,,
where she has been on business for the
Degree of Honor. Mrs. Jewett is a
member Of the finance committee for the
New England States and has been en-
gagged with the other two members of
the committee in auditing the books OF
the order since Thursday of last week.
Fred c. Dow lett here on his motor
cycle, Tuesday, for Dead River. The
trip was for the purpose of installing a
gasoline engine in a flatboat In use by
the Dead River Log Driving Co. This
flAtboat or skow is used in transporting
supplies from Long Falls to Dead River
dam, a distance of seven miles. The
only motive power heretofore has been
poles and cars it is thought that gaso-