The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-08-23
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Mrs. Mary Wilson who is studying in
Skowhegan was home over Sunday
The members OF the o E. S. presented
their organist with beautiful picture her
birlhdAy.
Mrs. Chas. Fentman started for The
Forks on the noon train Monday, where
she will spend the week with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malon Patterson and
sister, Bertha, returned Thursday from an
outing spent at Southport. They report
the weather very fine on the coast.
p S. L,ngey was in Skowhegan on
business Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Mary Pollard returned to her
home in Skowhegan, Saturday.
Miss Marjorie Sal.ey OF Skowhegan and
cousin of Agnes and Mabel Salley OF
Woonsocket, R. was in town Wednes-
day nigh, and Thursday.
Miss Liz e Moore is spending her va
cation with her parents, M. and Mrs.
Chas. Moore.
Miss Gertrude Merrill spent the past
week with Mrs. Mcfarland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Rowell went TO
Lakewood Friday TO attend the picnics of
Somerset County.
Rev A. A Callagan started Wednes-
day on his usual summer vacation. He
will 10 his wife and little son al Oxford
Maine, and later will take a trip to the
White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Octsvius Thompson Of
Concord are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Fred Curtis.
Mrs. A. D. Brown and daughter, Mrs.
Hale, and children started Thursday for
heir home in Newburypor, Mass. after
spending a few weeks 10 their summer
home 10 this town
Dr. Jordan of Bingham will be at Fred
Curtis from Friday noon until Saturday
nigh, for the practice Of dentistry.
The Rice reunion will occur Aug. 28th
al Warren Rice's.
A number from this place attended the
grange field day at Lakewood, Tuesday
The North somerset grange, Scion, is
10 have a picnic and children's day at
the picnic island on Ferry street, Saur-
day. Sept. Ist. The grange hopes for a
Iarge attendance AID good time generally.
Mrs. Olive Magoon is spending the
week at North Arson camp ground.
Mrs. F. A. Lincoln and son of Brook
Iyu, N. Y and Mrs. F. B Purinton and
son of Augusta, were the guests of Mrs.
Fred Magoon few days last week.
Mr.. Albert Adams went TO Skowhegan,
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. w. Hamblet Jr. is gaining
slo Wy.
The dustis laid the first time for many
days.
BATES-POLLARD
"Wednesday morning Aug. IS, the rel
atives and immediate friends of DIR. W..
A. Bates and Miss Jennie B. Pollard,
assembled at their home on Pleasant
street, where they were married by Rev
A. A. Callagahan.
The bride was gowned in white silk
and lace and the groom in Tux edo suit
Of black
The double ring ceremony was per-
formed in a very impressive manner after
which the couple received congratulations.
Refreshments were served OF sand
witches, cof-e, ice cream and cake.
Tue happy couple departed for Booth
| bay on the % train amid shower Of
rice and confetti
Those present were Mrs. Mary Coolidge,
F. A. Coolidge and wife, Miss Mary
Pollard Of Skowhegan, Miss Mary Pol
lard OF Pawtucket r. L., Fremont HON.
stead. wife and daughter, Ruth, Of Show
hogan, Marx Pollard and wife. Z w.
Bates, Mrs. F. b. Puiington and son
Willard OF Augusta, Mrs. F. A. Lincoln
and son Arthur, of Brooklyn, N. Y, H.
A. Bates and daughter Of Oakland, Miss
Lillian F. Bates OF Boston, c. A Whit
ney of Nonidgewock. Mrs, A, d. Brown,
| Mrs. Josiah Hale and daughters of New
buryport, Mass, Mrs. A. H. Wilmington
and sons who are in town for the summer,
and Fred Magoon and wife. The couple
were the recipients of many and valuable
gifts. They will be at home after week
or ten days.