The Somerset reporter., 1906-08-16

iiioJus arc ttsillpk luts "SVA WIN iCih-
tives 10 Watervile.
Mlburn commandery decided to pu--
chase a piano at its regular meeting
last Monday evening.
Mrs. Sarah G. Spot ,rd left here Tues.
day morning to visit relatives at Booth
bay Harbor for week.
Miss Emma Tobey and her sister, Miss
Lena, passed Sunday id Monmouth, Me.
as guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. w. Richardson.
At caucus of the Democrats of Skow.
hegau, held Friday of last week, Chas.
N Bragg was nominated as candidate
for the Legislature.
Mrs. Hattie Webb OF Auburn, who
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. 81.
P. Canon for several days returned
home this afternoon.
Mrs. c. Davis Miller aud her guest
Mrs. Chss. Simmons OF Minneapolis are
to return home today from weeks
visit with relatives in Newport.
Arthur q. Wood, at present employed
as bookeeeper In the office of A. F.
Cox & Son in Portland, passed Sunday
10 town with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred A. Wood.
Miss Margery Morrison left here
Yesterday afternoon for Ellsworth where
she will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C..
A. White of Waterville who are passing
me summer at their cottage near that
city.
William A. Pitts accompanied by his
guest, Frank Mayo of Medford, Mass,
made visit, yesterday, to the national
soldiers home at Togus. Mr.. Mayo is a
veteran of the war OF '65 and is there
fore sure to be especially interested in
the scenes at the home.
Brace l. LawIey, who Is to enter Tufts
Dental College the last of next month,
has been utilizing part of his vacation
by clerking at the Coburn, taking the
place of his father, Thos. Lqwley, who
has been eff duty since Tuesday Of last
week on account Of Illness.
A telephone message announced to
Skowhegan relatives, Sunday, the sad
intelligence of.the death of Mrs. Louis
A. Anderson ut Providence, R. |. She
was formerly Miss Agnes B. Brown of
Shelkirk, Scotland and was married 10
Mr.. Anderson last September.
Sammie Koter will play the Fantasia
Appaslonata by Vieuxtemps at the Fare
we'll Concert at the Bethany Baptist
church Tuesday evening, August 2S.h.
1t is one of the most difficult violin
compositions and a favorite solo of
Y saye's, the King of violinists.
Remember the auction sale OF the
Chase livery stock from Heselton House
stables next Saturday. 1t all must go at
some price. In addition there will be
sold four large horses weighing from
| 400 to 1900 lbs. from the estate Of Mark
Savage, Bingham.
Mrs. w. H. Gannett of Augusta WAS
In town Monday to attend the Old Home
reception, making the trip here in her
touring car. On her return home, Tues
day, she was accompanied by Mrs. W.
R. Clifford and Mrs. Gifford's mother,
Mrs. E. Il. Neil of Los Angeles. Cal.
who is passing the summer in town.
E. A. Strout OF New York, the widely
known real estate dealer, has been in
town this week accompanied by bis wife
and sister. The party came from Port
land in Mr.. Strout's touring car, having
made the trip to that city by steamer
Ga their return to New York City they
plan to make the entire distance by auto
mobile.
Richard w. Brown has bought of Gee.
W. Dane the lot on Water street known
as the Warren property, a frontage of
four rods, and seven deep, and will move
to 1t at once some Of the buildings from
the Heselton House lot. These will IT,
clude about 70 feet of the old Heselton
House stables, which stands on the lot
now owned by the town, and also the
new storehouse built by Mr.. Brown last
season next to Fairbrother's stable.
Each of these buildings will be fitted
into a double tenement house IN their
new location.
Messrs. c. a. Ross and F, A Benner
Of this place, accompanied by their
wives aud Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Weber
of Auburn who have been visiting here
for the summer, passed last week in the
Province OF Quebec with the Grand
Priorv of the Canadian Provinces. held
this year at Montreal, the assemblage
which corresponds to what is known in
the United States as the knight Tenn
plar's Triennial Conclave. Besides the
Templar meetings and sightseeing in
Montreal, there was an excursion from
that city 20 Quebec with opportunity to
visit the various points of interest in
that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. O. Smith leave here
tomorrow for Washington, D. C. aud
from that city will set out on Monday
for the city of Mexico, the capital of the
Central American republic OF the same