The Somerset reporter., 1905-07-13

ing, for Boston where she is to visit for
the next ten days.
Mrs. W. II. Muhsey of Boston has
been the guest of Miss Hannah Page FOR
several days this week.
George Palmer and bis wife and two
children is visiting at the home OF his
parents on Pleasant street.
Mrs. Mira C. Holbrook remains seri-
ously i'll as the result of paralytie shock
sustained over week since.
John II. Currier, junior member OF the
firm of Arnold & Currier, grocers, is en-
Toying an outing of two weeks.
]. B. Goodridge of Blaine, Me. will
preach at the Seventh Day Advent Mis-
sion, Sunday afternoon at two o'clock.
Cecil NJ. Estes of Dorchester, Mass,
is passing the present week at the home
of his parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. F. |. Estes.
II you use Paris Green, there is only
one kind to use, and that is Reynolds;
DR.. o. w. Jewett and wife from Rich
mond, Va, are visiting c. S. Bellmore
and family on West Front St., for few
weeks.
E. y. Merrill, Esq, the new owner of
the Coburn Hall property, has large
force of men engaged in clearing up the
ruins.
Arthur Bussey, salesman in Norton's
clothing store, left yesterday noon for
a two weeks vacation to be passed at
various places In this state.
Mrs. E. E. McIntire and her daughter,
Miss Rose, returned, Saturday, to Salem,
Mass, after short visit with Skowhe-
gan friends.
Daniel Lewis, Esq, went to Portland,
Tuesday mording, having case to pre-
sent before the law court now in session
in that city.
The regular summer meeting of the
Town Improvement Society will be held
in the Library Parlors, Friday, July Il,
at 2.30 o'clock p. M.
Geo. f. Sampson, who has been i'll
and confined at home for the past two
weeks, was able to come to his place of
business for short time, Tuesday.
John Hart of Holden, Me. and Harry
and Alice Kenney of Bangor arrived
Saturday evening, for visit OF week at
the home of their uncle, o. F. knowlton.
Mrs. Ernest Currier and her daughter,
Miss Dorothy, of Hallowell, are passing
this week at Kildare, the summer home
of Mr.. aud Mrs. J. C. Griffin at Hayden
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Wylie B. Jones of The
Forks, who had been in Boston for a
brief stay, visited for a time with their
aunt, Mrs. j. P. Blanchard, this week en-
route for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Sprague of
Lexington, Mass, are expected, to-
morrow evening, for visit with
Mrs. Sprague's father, f. B. Curtis, at
the Hayden Lake cottage.
Ralph Gledhill of East Madison,
superintendent of the Somerset Worsted
Mills, is now an automobilist, having
purchased Geo. L. Smiths Rambler
Touring Car, last Saturday.
There is to be a free exhibition of
fancy rifle and shortgun shooting at
Fairview Park, next Tuesday afternoon,
by Captain Geo. E. Bartlett, represent
ing western mandatory Of ammuni-
ton.
Mrs. Edith s. Shepherd gave whist
party at her home, yesterday afternoon,
in honor of her guests, Mrs. w. d. Stin-
son and her daughters, Emily and Mary,
of Augusta, who are spending the week
with her.
The first excursion of the summer to
Lakewood from Portland and way sta
tions will be run on next Sunday. A
concert will be given by Halls military
band Of Watervlle, its first appearance
here this season.
Howard Haley has become student
OF law at the Cffice of Walton Il Walton.
Mr.. Haley attended the Skowhegan
High school some years since and gradu-
ated from the Law Department at the
University of Maine in the class Of 1901.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Thobodeau ard
Miss Nellie LeWia are in Marlboro,
Mass, this week, where they went TO at
tend the wedding anniversary Of Adrian
Gelnas, a brother of DR.. Gelinas Of this
place. DR. Gelinas was also present,
having gone to Marlboro some weeks
since.
The New York Novelty Co., who APP
pear in vaudeville at Lakewood Theatre
this week, present pleasing entertain
ment well deserving Of liberal patron.
age. All the acts are good, but special
mention should be made Of The Noles,
eccentric comedy sketch artists; and the
drummer quartette, singers, dancers and
comedians.
Silas Boyington Ct Sherman, who had
been pitching for SkowhcgaDs, left here
for his home, Saturday, being obliged to
| lay of. for time on account Of an injury
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