The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
TOWN and VICINITY

miss myrIs 0eutnnef pdeheu OHtlst
mas with her parents In Damariscotta.
Mrs. G. w. Phillips of Lewiston Ia
passing the holidays here as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. r. 2. Pennell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Provost and
Mrs. Ansel Knight left here, Saturday,
for fortnight's visit in Lewiston.
Miss Evelyn Elliott of Portland visited
here portion of last week as the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Fred A. Leitcb.
F. y. Gage has gone to Scion where
be lie to scale logs for Joseph Viles for
the balance of the numbering season.
Mrs. Lena B. Palmer Of Foxcroft has
been visiting in town, this week, at the
home of her father, John W. Delano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Philbrick were
guests ut the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. J. Savage in Fairfield, Tues
day.
Mrs. H L. Stilson, who has been en-
ployed 10 Massachusetts for the past
nine month";, returned home, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. E. c. Walker returned to her
home In Portland, Friday merning, after
brief visit here at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Fowler.
Lees Hall, superintendent Of the dye
ing department at the Marston Mills, lie
passing the present week at Rockford,
Conn.,, his former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Linn of Hartland
have been visiting Skowhegsn relatives
this week, and were Christmas guests Of
George Simpson and family.
Mrs. A. K. Rowell went to Lewiston,
yesterday, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Myra, who underwent an operation
for the relief of nasal polypi,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wentworth and
Master Allan were guests Of DR.. and
Mrs. P. 81. S. Vaughan in Bangor the
first days of the present week.
Miss Edds G. Locke arrived here, Mon
day, on her way to Cornville to pass her
Christmas vacation with her parents.
Miss Locke is employed in teaching in
Newtonville, Mass.
Mrs. Henry s. Parmele of New Haven,
Conn.,, accompanied by her son, II. F.
Parmele, arrived, Monday evening, to
pass the holidays with her daughter,
Mrs. Roy L. Marston.
The members of Milburn Commaudery
of this place went to Madison by special
car last Thursday evening and paid a
visit to Somerset Commandery of that
town. The degree team of Milburn
Commandery exemplified the work of
the order by comforting the degrees
upon three candidates.
Chas. Dulac died, Thursday OF last
where he had resided since coming to
this place from Canada, % years ago.
He Is survived BY a wife, five sons, Paul
OF Gardiner, Frank of Auburn, Orville
of Lynn, Joseph and Fred OF SkoWhe-
gan; and three daughters, Miss Sadie
Dulac, Mrs. Mary Roderick and Mrs.
Daisy Pumlow of this place, also sister,
Mrs. Barney Pooler Of Waterville, all of
whom were present at the funeral which
occurred at ST. Mary's church, last Sun
day morning.
The annual report of the trustees of
the Maine Industrial School for Girls at
Hallowell shows that during the past
year 26 girls have been admitted to the
school and at the present time there are
143 inmates, seven more than year ago.
During the year 10 girls were discharg-
ed, including 10 who became of age. On
account OF the increased cost of the ne
cessties of life, the trustees will be OBJ
liged to ask the Legislature for larger
appropriation than ever. This course
will undoubtedly be adopted by all our
State institutions. And that perhaps
will made the Legislature economical In
other matters.
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