The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18


friends In Augusta and Portland, this
week.
w. B. Goodrich, well known busi-
ness man OF Bingham, was in town,
Monday.
Geo. F. Perry OF Portland has been In
town on business portion of the pres
ent week.
There will be cake sale at the High
School, Saturday aftern Don, for the beDe-
fit OF the senior class.
George Simpson announces that on
Saturday next he will have plenty of the
popular Liquid Veneer in l0c bottles.
Mrs. Eta Seveno and her sister, Miss
Lena Cook, left here, to-day, to occupy
their summer home at Ocean Park, Me.
B. F. Webb, who is now employed at
Bangor, was in town over Sunday. This
is Mr.. Webb's first visit here since ac-
cepting his present situation.
Fred Kincaid arrived home, last week,
and will pass the summer here. He has re-
Gently disposed of the business which he
had been conducting in one of the towns
near Boston.
At the next meeting of the A. o. u.
W. to be held, Friday night OF this week,
the members of the Degree of Honor
will be guests and it Is requested that
each member bring cake.
Mrs. E. ?. Viles is passing the present
week with her husband at their cottage
at Dead River Dam. Mr.. Viles will be
10 that vicinity for several weeks look
ing after the drive on Dead River
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 2. Ordway are
passing the week at the Page farm oppo-
site Kineo, Moosehesd Lake. They are
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. P. B.
Rofe of Portland.
Harry Perry, leader of the Augusta
Opera House orchestra, was in town,
Saturday. He came here to superin-
tend the removal of the remains of his
mother from the receiving vault to the
family lot in the cemetery.
Harry Graves, who has been in town
for several weeks at the home OF his
aunt, Mrs Myra r. Arnold, left on the
early train, Monday, to join the theatri-
cal company with which he is engaged
for the summer at Chatham, N. Y.
Herbert l.. SWEET, Edwin Parker and
Robert K. Steward were in Bangor, Sat
urday, at the Intercollegiate Athletic
Meet. Mr.. Parker was one of the judges
at the finish line, and Mr.. SWEET, clerk
of the course, for the track events.
Simeon Sawyer, who has been EN-
ployed at the journal office in Fairfield
for several years, has returned to his
home in this place, owing to trouble
with one of his eyes. He will remain at
his home until fully recovered from the
trouble, which we trust is only of a
temporary nature.
The repository of l.. w. Chase, oppo-
site this office, is now filled up with up
to-date carriages of all styles and kinds,
which are offered for sale at great bar
gains. Anyone in want of carriage Of
any description will make no mistake in
ooking over this exceptionally fine dis
play before purchasing.
After weeks visit with Miss Gertrude
Init laft fnr
Winter Harbor, Me-, yesterday morning,
to take the place of a lady in a theatri-
cal company, who is prevented by illness
from assuming her role in drama now
being produced there. Miss Smith has
an extended acquaintance with Skowhe-
gan people as she lived here for some
years a resident of Watervile. While
attending school In the latter city she
evnced a decided dramatic talent and
| afterward took a course at the Stanhope-
Wheatcroft Dramatic School in New
York City. Following the completion
of her studies in New York she went to
LhO dCinC OOdsb dS d ncLDbCl VI thC
Walter Sanford Co. and afterward with
this same troupe for tour of New Iea-
land, the Sandwich Islands and Australia
playing for six months at Sidney in the
latter country. Miss Smith will return
here from Winter Harbor to complete
her visit with Miss Carter.
Miss Matilda LaCasce, who wandered
from the home of her brother, John La.
Casce on East Maple street, several
weeks since, and was found in barn on
the Malbon's Mills road after five days
search, had a similar adventure last
Saturday and Sunday. She had been
stopping with another brother, j. H..
LaCasce on Main street, and escaped
from the house through window about
eleven O'clock Saturday forenoon. AL
though she was missed very soon after
wards and searched for by her relatives,
assisted by their neighbors and friends,
she was not found until Sunday morning,
when she was seen in the edge of the
woods on the Bgelow Hill road by Mrs
Herbert Jewett and Mrs. Cha. Adams
and by them returned to her home. Up
to the time that she left her home on the
previous occasion she had been free from
anV mental DpculiaritV and the condition