The Somerset reporter., 1906-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Robbins arrived
home, yesterday, from three weeks
journey TO Minneapolis.
Mrs. Robert C. Houston of Guilford
is passing the week in town as the guest
of Miss Margaret White.
Mrs. Fl. A. Archer and her daughter,
Miss Rena, went 10 Lewiston, yesterday
morning, for a brief visit with friends in
that city.
Mrs. Flora Weeks Of Hyde Park, Mass.
has been In town for a brief visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Holt, returning
home, Tuesday.
Mrs. Warren Stephenson OF Everett.
Mass. arrived here, Saturday evening,
for visit with her parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. D. F. Palmer.
Miss Jessie Ring of Portland passed
Saturday and Sunday 10 town as the
guest Of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Fl, Howard.
Misses Annie and Edith Stewart OF
Waterville are passing the week as
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. h. Whlte at
their home on Madison svenve
Mrs. Annie NJ. Marshall OF Melrose,
Mass, returned home, Saturday morn
ing after a visit Of five weeks with her
mother Mrs. J. B. Msddocks'
Mics Ellen Steward is passing the
week in Kennebec county wi n her friend
Miss Bradstreet OF Hallowell, whose pa
rents have a summer home at Lake Cob
bossecontee.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Oak Of Bangor and her
yonng son arrived here Saturday and
have been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Oak at their Hayden Lake cottage dur
ing the past week.
The Portland Packing company have
made arrangements TO start tomorrow
(Friday) on their sweet corn pack. The
frat load TO arrive at the factory will
probably be from the farm of Henry A.
Archer.
K. N. McKinuop, proprietor OF the
Heseltop House for three years proceed
ing It's destruction by fire last Septem-
Der. arrived last evening to pass his
vacation in town. Mr.. McKinnon Ia
clerkinR in hotel in Springfield, Mass.
Edwin T. Bigeow left here today to
return to his home in Duluth, MINI.
Mr.. Bigelow has been in Somerset
county about three weeks, the guest OF
his brothers, DR.. r. S. Bigelow OF this
town and James Bigelow OF No. Fair
field.
William r. clifford, one of the Sturgis
Commission deputies, has been passing
brief vacation at his home in this
place. Mr.. Clifford is stationed at Gardi'
ner but is frequently assigned for the
work Of the commission In other por-
lions of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Pencil with their
daughters, Sadie and Gladys, and hve
skowhegan young ladies, Misses Gall
Taggart, Mabel Ross, Lulu Chapman,
Ethel Merriam and Mildred Weston, have
been enjoying an outing at Lakewood
during the past week.
E. W. Blaisdel Of Somersworth, n.
H., Ia the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. ID. Z.
Jewett. Mrs. Jewett's niece, Mrs
Frank Smith Of Lawrence, Mass, who
had been visiting her since last week,
left for her home 10 Lawrence, Mass,
yesterday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Watson left here,
Tuesday, for a visit with relatives IN
Sidney, after which they are to go to
Brunswick to be the guests Of Mr.. Wat
sons brother, NJ. G. Watson. Their
son, Ralph, left here last week and 10
visiting " ith his uncle, d. 5. Swift, In
Norwood, Mass.
We we're reminded. Friday tf last
week, that it was the "a h day of August
by receiving a call from Mrs. ID. IL.
Langley Of Pine street. Mra. Langley
plans to pay her subscription exactly on
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the day it is due and has done so with
but one exception in all the years that
she has taken the REPORTER,
Otto Gunner of Hyde Park, Mass, re-
turned home Saturday after passing
week as the guest of Ralph G!edhill,
manager Of the Somerset Worsted Mills,
at East Madison. Mr.. Gunner was lead
to come TO Maine for his vacation
through the recommendation OF his sia-
ter and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Rosentwist who are frequent visitors
here.
Mrs. Jos. N. Smith and her son, Earl,
Mrs. |. j. Smith and Miss Lula Smith
went to Kent's Hill, yesterday, and were
present at the marriage Of Miss Josephine
Berry to Mr.. John Harlow OF Oldtown.
The bride is the daughter of the Rev. w.
F. Berry, well known clergyman and
educator, and the ceremony occurred at
his residence IN Kent's Hill, yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Joshua F. Williams Of this place
and her sister, Mrs. Fred Barker of
Athens, arrived here, Tuesday evening.
Together with brother, who resides In
Pittsfield, they had been to Minneapolis,
MINI. Other brothers and sisters reside