The Somerset reporter., 1906-08-23

Mrs. Annie +. Reed left here, Satur-
day afternoon Of last week, for a visit
with friends in Waterylle. From Il at
city she plans to 90 70 fort Fairhe d
Me, for visit Of several months With
her son, Philo Reed
The next regular meeting OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held IN Grand Army Hall, Tues
day afternoon, August Is h, at B O'clock.
An interested in the work are cordially
invited to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Delano Of Albany,
n. Y, who have been passing the sum
mer In Maine, were in town last week as
guests Of his cousin, Mrs. Samuel Elmer
son. M. Delano is superintendent OF
the public schools Of the city of Albany.
j. Harold Phillips, Esq. is in town
and plans to remain here until the
middle Of September. Mr.. Phillips has
been following his profession in Boston
the past year but hopes to mature plans
during this vacation for a location in
this State.
The farewell concert Of Herwegh Won
Ende aud his pupils has been materially
strengthened by the good fortune of the
management 10 secure Mrs. He en-
Brown Haires Palacek, daughter OF Mrs.
Washburn of Lake George, as soprano
soloist. Mrs. Palacek's numerous adj
mirers will be delighted to hear her
again after several years of artistic
uiumphs in Paris and elsewhere.
Those who went on the Masonic ex-
curson to Portland, Thursday OF last
week, returned full of praise regarding
It and with much enthusiasm for SINH
liar affair next season. 1t Is suggested
that the next trip Of the kind be to
Moose head lake. Our early morning
aid late evening train makes 1t possible
to reach portions of the state in a one
day excursion that we're not previously
accessible.
Professor A. E. Morse OF So. Paris,
Me-, one OF the speakers at the Grange
Field Day at Lakewood, Tuesday, was
the guest of Ansel Holway at his home
on the Norridgewock road, over Tues
day night. c. s. Stetson OF Green, who
also addressed the assembled grangers,
was the guest of =. F. Emerson. Both
these gentlemen left yesterday noon for
Foxcroft where they speak at the field
day meeting of Piscsttquis Pomona
today.
Fred r. Phlbrick has been in charge
OF the office at the grst mill of +. j.
Savage & Co. in Fairfield for a greater
part Of the summer and he and Mrs
Philbrick have been making their home
there through the week, returning here
each Saturday night to pass Sunday
They are passing the present week In
town and are to leave here next Monday
for Popham Beach where they will be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Philbrick
at the Shaw cottage.
John Healey. transfer clerk for the
American Express Co. at the Watervi)le
station, got his foot crushed severely
by the fall of heavy barrel, Thursday
OF last week and has returned to his
home 10 this place. Mr.. Healey is the
son OF Mrs. L zzie Healey OF this town
and a grandson Of John Weston. He
graduated from the Skowhegan High
School last June and went at once to his
position at Waterville. Myron j. Smith
is to take his place for the time that he is
laid up which is likely to be several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ Earle of Dedham,
Mass, have been enjoying an outing in
this vicinity since last week. They
we're registered at the Coburn, Saturday.
and have passed some time at Hay den
Lake. Mr.. Earle is connected with the
Merchants Dye Works of Dedham and
has done large business with SkowhC-
gan ktAllle ullils lOl sStClal w .
Earle is slowly couvalescing from an
automobile accident which occurred 10
June last, which came very near result
ing fatally. Thy are now guests at
the home OF Mrs. Alice Gledhill.
The auction, Saturday of last week, at
the Heselton House stables called to-
gether large crowd of buyers. yet it
was not the success the owner hoped
for. Practically all of the horses were
disposed of, and many carriages and tar
nesses sold. J.. W. Chase has conducted
livery and sale stable at this location
for many years and is now Obliged to
vaeate it for the reason that, by the
terms OF the sale on which the lot was
transferred to the town, by r. W.
Brown, the former owner, the lot must
be cleared within the next few months.
Mr. Chase will now consolidate bis busi-
ness at bis Madison avenue stables.
When you travel, why not hire mile
age book of R. T. Patten and save one
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