The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-09-14

f. @. Bradley of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting In town at the home of his
mother.
Miss Ethel Hilton of Scion Is passing
the week in town, the guest of W. II.
Norton ard family.
Beginning with Saturday, George +.
Morrill, will carry in stock, Marshall's
famous saratoga chips.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Homsttd are visit
ing, this week, with his brother, Gall
Homsted, in Rockland, Me.
There will be rehearsal of the Skow-
hogan Choral at the Congregational YES
try, next Monday evening.
Mrs. Ira b. wiggn of Boston, arrived
yesterday noon and is visiting at tie
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Philbriek.
Mrs. Mary c. Brainard and her daugh-
ter, Miss Caroline, departed this morI-
ing, for a trip to the White Mountains.
Elder j. B. Goodrich of Blaine, Me
will preach at the seventh Day Adver-
lists Mission Rooms, Sunday at go
P. m.
Mrs. Edward r. Vale of Greenville,
Ne, arrived here, Tuesday, for visit At
the home of her mother, Mrs. J. A.
Colby.
VIII the finder of brass automobile
lamp, lest between Skowhegan and Bng-
ham, last Sunday, please notify Il. f.
Conant, Skowhegan.
At the meeting of Russell Relief Corps
to be held, this week, Friday afternoon,
Sept. 18th, a memorial service will be
held for deceased members; full meet
ing is desired.
II. E. Conant left here with his Peer
less touring car, this morning, with Her
bert Wentworth and Howard F. Merwin
as passengers, these gentlemen being
bound on business trip to Jackman'
Professor W. L. Waldron, for several
years sub master In the Skowhegan
High school, is to leave Waterville, next
Monday, for Bloomington, Ind, where
he Is to take course in law at the In-
diana University.
The Town Improvement Society will
have picnic at the cemetery lot n
Parkman hill, Friday afternoon, Sept.
p. 1t is desirable that all members of
the society attend. Further notice will
be given next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fellows accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. White
and her son, Bruce, passed Sunday at
Kineo. Mr.. Fellows returned here,
Tuesday; Mrs. Fellows, her daughter
and Master Bruce continuing their
journey to Bar Harbor.
L. w. Chase prefers to sell out all his
carriages remaining In stock at great
sacrifice rather than to carry them over
this winter, as he is troubled for room
since the burning of his repository. IL
you are to need a new carriage your
money will be well invested il you buy
of him now.
Miss Lillian French leaves here to
morrow (Friday) for her home in Bath
to remain until after the wedding OF her
sister, Miss Florence French, which
occurs in that city, Monday evening.
The name of the groom is Harvey K.
Erskins. He is one of the LEGAL mail
xuith rho Rath nnet
office.
James Donegan of Medford, Mass.
passed last week with relatives here.
Mr.. Donegan resided in Sko~hegan
most OF his younger days, attending the
Skowhegan schools and learning the
drug business In the employ of Bixby &
Buck. He Is now a registered pharma-
eist in Massachusetts and is employed in
a Medford drug store.
Friends of l.. W. Chase will be graft
fled to learn that he is recovering finely |
from his recent operation for appendi-
cltls. The operation WAS performed al
DR.. Kings private hospital in Portland,
the first inst. Mr.. Chase had been Ill
since last winter, and his condition had
given friends much alarm, but now his
convalescence is looked for rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wood and Their
young son, Karl, have gone to st. Louis,
Mo-, where they are to reside for the
present. MIR. Wood is to enter a medl-
cal college In that city. Phillip A
Wood, a brother, left here, Monday
morning, for No. Psrsonsfield, Me-,
where he enters the academy Of that
town for the college preparatory course.
We note In a recent issue of the La
Gross wis Leader announcement of
the marriage of William Whittemore to
Miss Margaret Gaspard Of that city, the
ceremony having occurred on August
2lst. The account mentions Mr.. White
more's connection with the musical or
CARNATIONS of LaCross and speaks very
pleasantly of the reputation he has ac-
quired during the year and half he has
resided In that city.
Miss Maud Merrill left here for SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, this morning, where she
enters Syracuse University, for a four
years. course. Miss Merrill is grad |
uate from the classical course OF the