The Somerset reporter., 1906-06-28

uag' oHN VIII rpCuu tut WCth NJ N"'
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Williams.
Charles Chute and Charles Day were
in Waterville Saturday to attend the
races there, and also to secure several
entries for the races to be held on the
Fourth.
Mr.. II. r. D4nforth Of Madison was In
town Wednesday, bringing with him his
sister, Mrs George Hall of this town
who had been spending few days upon
his farm.
Among the Bowdoin graduates who
are In Brunswick this week attending
the commencement exercises OF their
Alma Mater are Herbert NJ. SWEET, and
Edward F. Merrill.
o. L. Bachelor went TO Pennington
Oh the morning train Monday, where he
will pass few days with his niece, Miss
Carrie Bachelor OF Lexington, Mass,
who is visiting relatives there.
The many friends OF L. w Chase, who
eral weeks, will be pleased to learn that
his health Is improving and that he will
be able to attend to business in a short
time.
| Interest commences on the first Of
every month on deposits In the savings
department of the Second National Bank.
All deposits made on or before the 6 h
draw interest from the first of the
month.
Mr.. q. c. sturgis of Portland accom-
panied by bis wife and two children,
Dorothy and Stanley, arrived on the
night train Friday, and will pass the
week here as the guests Of George
Simpson.
Chas. A. Fairbrother was In town q
few days last week at the home OF his
father, Chss. Fairbrother. Mr.. Fair
brother Is pow on the road for leather
manufacturing concern, with headquar-
tiers at Providence, |.
H. C. Bassett, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Hester, went to Dexter
Wednesday for short visit with friends
there. Mr.. Bassett has purchased a
studio In Williamantic, Conn, and will
remove there IN the near future.
E. C. Doyen, formerly of Norridge-
wock, who has been passing the winter
in Massachusetts, has been in town the
present week as the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. s. Rogers, visiting his grand
children, Rose and Albert Rogers.
Peter Hurd of Athens, F. II. Wing,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cannon, Mr.. and
Mrs. +, Marion Mills and Mrs. A B..
Lamb of this place, went to oakland
Wednesday, to attend the annual re-
union OF the Fourth Maine Battery.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Hall of Boston
spent Sunday at the Coburn on their
way to Wellington, Mr.. Halls old home.
Mr. Hall is member of the reportorial
staff Of the Boston Globe, and has spent
his vacations 10 Maine for a number Of
years.
Miss Sarah <. Brown OF Odtown is
spending a few days in town as the
guest of Miss Helen F. Steward. Miss
Brown is member Of the class OF 1908
at the University of Maine, and during
the past year she and Miss Steward have
been rOom-mates.
Mr.. Fl. F.. Cook of Beatrice, Neb.,
WAS the guest at the Coburn last week
while renewing old acquaintances about
town. Mr.. Cook was born In Norridge-
wock, living 10 this locality until, as, a
young man he removed to the west some
twenty years ago.
Clyde Hoxie, q former Skowhegan
boy, is student at the Colonial College
OF Dramatic Art 10 Boston. Mr.. Hoxie
has played successfully the leading
parts In the "The Cape Mail" and "Es-
merslda," two plays which have been
staged by the students OF the school 10
aid Of the San Francisco sufferers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Otis Smith and
Miss Louise Fl. Coburn returned on the
late train Saturday from Waterville
where they I'd been in attendance upon
the annual commencement exercises of
Coburn Classical Institute. They re-
turned to Waterville on the noon train,
Monday, to attend the commencement
exercises al Colby College.
Miss Donna l.. Tozier returned to
Portland on the morning train Monday
after passing a weeks vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tozer.
Miss ToZer is a graduate OF Skowhegan
High School in the class OF 1904, and
has for some time been employed
in the Portland central Office of the New
England Telephone Company.
w. T. Seekns, clerk of courts for Som
erect county, was at Augusta, last week
and appeared before the Governor and
Council together with Paul d. Sargent,
Maine Commissioner of Highways, in
the final settlement of the Bingham
Concord bridge matter. Mr.. Seekins
made the exhibits necessary TO formally
assure the Governor and his councillors
hat the bridge had been completed ac-
cording to requirements aud that the
total expense OF same was S33 OPS. 50
The act OF legislature providing for the
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