The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-08-10
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Madison

DR.. and Mrs. John Gray from tfeeporl'
Eho are the guests OF Mrs Frank Sas-
veil of North Arson, were IN town, FIJI
day, calling on irends.
Mr.. Henry Lord boss weaver IN the
Indian Spring wooden mill, went to Gar
diner, Friday, where Mrs. Lord has been
visiting relatives for the past week
Miss Alice Churchill from Lexington is
stopping at the home of Mr.. Isaac Savage
on Maple street Tor few weeks.
Miss Neva Johnson from Norridgewock
is the guest OF her uncles, Wallace and
Stanley.
Miss Kinda Briggs, who has been en-
ployed in Skowhegan for the past few
months, is in town the guest OF her niece
Mrs. Willis Colder, for few days
Mrs. George F. Kent, who has been
visiting in Massachusetts, for the past two
weeks, returned home, Thursday night
MIR. ard Mrs. John Chopin, who have
been visiting Mrs. Chopin's parents IN
FIeeport, have returned 10 their home.
Mrs. Clara Records and Mrs. Hepzi-
bath Sawyer from the Arson side were
visiting friends in North Arson, Friday.
Mrs l. Z. Brewster from the Arson
side left town, Saturday morning, Tor Q d
Orchard, where she will join party OF
friends Before returning home she will
visi, Boston and other places in Mlssa-
chuSetts.
A Sunshine meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Adebert Churchill on Cd
Point avenue, Friday afternoon A large
,aEipo a Meas ant
profitable meeting, and goodly sum was
contributed for the free bed which the
ladies are making an effort to obtain 10
the Eye and Ear lnfrmary at Portland.
Mr.. Ed. Stewart, who has been en-
ployed in the Great Northern Paper Co.
of this place, has recently been trans
ferred to Millinocket. Mrs. Stewart will
leave for that place in a short time. The
many friends of both Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art regret their departure as both have
taken an active part in the social events
of Madison society.
Mrs. Augusta Manter and daughter
Clara, from Oakland, are in town the
guests Of Mrs Ada Wes'on on Weston
avenue.
Mrs Ernest Hilton and little daughter
went to Old Orchard, Saturday morning,
for few weeks vacation.
Mr.. Ralph Mackin, who has been visit
ing at the home Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John MAcklin on Spear hill, return
ed to his home in Providence. K. l., Sat
urday.
Addison Gilman, paymaster in the H.
diau Spring wooden mill, Ernest Fowler
and M .ster Arthur McQuilan went to
Starks, Saturday, on carriage drive.
Mr.. Charles M. Hilton, postmaster at
Vests Mills, was one Of the business
visitors to our town, Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Gee and children, Fannie
and Edward, went to Portland, Saturday,
to visit Mr.. Gees mother. They will be
away several weeks and Mr.. Gee will Din
them in about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vose are spending
their vacation at Old Orchard.
Mrs. George Cushing went TO Vassal-
boro, Saturday morning, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ballentine, who moved there
from this place, last spring.
Miss Cora Gilman is confined TO the
house by spraned ankle.
John Henzie, superintendent OF the
Linn wooden mills at Hartland, came to
town, Saturday, in his new Cadillac auto
mobile which he has just purchased.
Mr.. Will Morrison from Hartland came
to town, Saturday, to visit Mrs. Morrison,
who is stopping here.
Four hobos, who had been lying in
stone shed near the freight depot in this
Dlaca for the ma al twentv-four hours were
arrested by Constable Harding and Dep
uty Sheriff Perkins at noon, Saturday.
On their way to the lookup one of them
when near the top of the hill on Main
street made break for liberty. Night
watch Gilman was near and took charge
of the one Officer Perkins still held and
Perkins made lively sprint and in few
rods succeeded in overtaking his man and
all four were safely landed in the cooler,