The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-08-16
LOCAL MENTION.

uaes. aIilfeu III lDHu Ihst week IDr
months visit with her mother, Mr.. Chss.
Green.
Mrs. Flora McPheters left % the
morning train last Saturday for week.
visit with her daughter, Ethel in Port
laud.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Z Porter left here
Yesterday morning for week. vacation
trip which will be passed at West Brook.
vile, Ne.
Mr.. Samuel Jepson and bis daughter,
Miss Fannie, are visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Buzzell on Norridg'-
wock syenue.
The temperature fell to 30 during
Tuesday night and there haye been ie-
ports OF light frost from some sections
Of the county.
Mrs. Z. B. Breed left Oh the noon
train, last Friday, for Lynn. Mass
where she will remain several weeks a.
the guest OF friends.
D. Wilder Colby, Superintendent Of
schools, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Charlotte departed, last Friday
noon, for Moosehead lake for a brief
outing.
Mrs. E. D. Packard with her two
sisters, Mrs. NJ. S. Adams and Mrs. Gee
Buzz=ll, went to North Belgrade, Ne
yesterday, where they are TO be guests
of relatives, Mrs. W. r. Taylor at her
summer cottage.
Col. T. H. Anderson returned to Port
land Tuesday after visit of few days
with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Anderson. His wife will remain for
more extended visit with her parents
Mr. ard Mrs. A. K. Perkins.
Miss E. Francis Hutchinson, teacher
in the public schools OF Wareham, Mass .,
who has been guest the past month OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Emery, left for
Hallowell Tuesday to visit relatives
before returning to Massachusetts.
La the races at Pittsfeld last Saturday,
Stanley C. owned by Stanley Chalmers
of this place, won second money 10 the
, 30 class. Another Skowhegan horse,
Mequon, owned by Chas. A. Drake, cap.
tured fourth money In the three minute
class.
Miss Laura Hoxie left on the morning
train, last Friday, for Portland where
she has position : stenographer. Mis-.
Hoxie recently graduated from business
college there and has been passing TWO
weeks vacation with her aunt, Mrs.
Laura A. Dnsmore.
Tuesday evening lawn party was
hello at the home of Mr. and Mrs. f. F.
Fairbrother on Madison avenue. Ice
cream and cake were served and the
fir was under the auspices Of Sunset
Chapter, Order OF the Eastern Star.
The attendance was large ard very
pleasant time was enjoyed.
George Crockett returned to Boston
Tuesday morning after few days spent
in town renewing old acquaintsrCes.
Several years ago he was in the employ
of the Maine Central, running as con-
duetor OIL the morning passenger between
this town and Portland. He now has
a responsible position with the Boston
Elevated Railroad.
Mr.. V. E. Edwards Of Worcester,
Mass, who has been 10 town few days
with bis White touring car, started on
his return trip, Tuesday noon, with bis
family. who have been visiting here.
two weeks. Mrs. F. 5. Sampson Of
Penn IAN, y. Y. accompanied them.
They will follow the ocean shore making
frequent stops, reaching home next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Wyman of Bcs-
ton arrived last evening and registered
at Hotel Coburn. Mr.. Wyman is SHOW
hogan boy and up to date of his removal
parents on Elm street 10 the house which
has been the home Of B. F. Baker. Mr..
Wyman has had a most successful career
s'nee going to Boston and is now amo g
the best known attorneys Of the Bay
State.
Somerset county Matols with their
families to the number Of s. left here
this morning on the early trsin for 81
excursion to CISCO Bay. After trolley
ride about the city ot Portland the party
will go on board their steamer which has
been chartered for the day aud land ST
Cushngs Island al noon for a shore
dinner. The afternoon il to be passed
in sail smoug the Islands Of Portland
harbor, returning 10 the city IN time for
lunch st the West End Hotel st lis.
This will permit the exeursioaists to
take the train which arrives here at nine
o'clock this evening, All details OF
the outing are in charge Of Walter P
Ordwsy, Rupert f. jackson, and Frank
W. Bucknam, committee OF arrange
ments.
DR.. and Mrs. F. o. SAWYER and their
daughter Miss Fsncher, accompanied by
Hon. and Mrs Forrest Goodwin, left here
in the doctors touring car, Saturday
noon, for weeks trip through the
Province of Quebec. They planned on