The Somerset reporter., 1906-07-12
TOWN and VICINITY

Miss Annie F. Stinchfield OF Boston
arrived in town, Monday, and will spend
her vacation at the home of her brother
in-aw, D. F. Smiley
The Snow bound Club was entertained
on last Saturday afternoon by Mrs.
John A. Dealey at her home on Pleasant
ST., after which the club took supper at
the C0burD.
No. l Advance Advertising car of the
Hargraves railroad shows which are to
exhibit here on July 20, arrived in town
attached to the 400 trsin, Monday night,
and remained in town over Tuesday.
Mrs. F. W. Briggs returned to her
home n Pittsfleld, Monday, after pass
ing the week In town. On her return
she WAS accompanied by Miss Florence
Wyman, who will spend the week with
her.
Wallace Hill of Fairfield arrived In
town, yesterday morning, to take charge
of the roofing of the dye house of the
American Wooden mill, which is to be
covered with tar and gravel. Mr.. Hill
also has the contract for similar piece
OF work on the new pulp mill which is
nearing completion.
Ex-Mayor Horace A. Purlnton OF Wa.
terville was in town, Wednesday, look
ing after his brick yard here. AS Mr..
Purinton has the contracts for the new
Carnegie library at the University of
Maine, as we'll as that for the extensive
remodeling of the Maine Central station
at Watervile, he is very busy man
this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Z. Tilton of Ban
gOr accompanied by their niece, Miss
Marion Warren, OF Northampton, Mass,
arrived on the afternoon train, Monday,
aud will pass the summer in town at the
TltOn farm on the Norridgewock road.
Mr.. Tilton has for a number of years
been superintendent of the Bangor pub
lie schools.
At the Third District Prohibition Con-
gressional Convention held in Water
vile last week, Samuel F. Emerson of
this town was nominated candidate for
Congress in the third district. Mr.. En-
ersOn is prominent member of Somer-
act Pomona Grange, and its secretary
for l6 years, holding that tffice at the
present time.
The Working League picnic of the
Congregational church, which was to be
held Yesterday, at the Fowler-Rowell
cottage at Lakewood, has been post
poned until tomorrow, Friday, after
noon. Those who attend will take the
TWO O'clock car. The gentlemen of the
church are invited to be present. II
Friday s rainy day the picnic will be
held Lext Monday.
Rev. Fl. Holley. director of the Paro-
ehlal college at Point Lewis, P. @, and
Rev. Fr, Genereux, one Of the professors
a the same institution, are guests of
Rev FIR. A. o. Lacroix. On Morday
evening FIR. Holley delivered very In
teresiing lecture in the Convent hall
upon his travels in the Holy Land. FIR.
Genereux WAS FIR. Lacroix's predecessor
priest of st. Mary's church. and was
here at the time the edifice was built.
William Smell, Miss Elizabeth Chas kin,
and Master Sammy Kotler, all of New
FORK aud pupils of Herwegh Won Ende,
The well known violinist, arrived 10 town
sst week, land will pass the summer
with their teacher as guests at the Nor
flaon cottage at Hayden lake. Master
hotler whose home as we'll as that of
Alss Chaskin Ia in Russia, Is the ten
year old musical prodigy who has created
'uch sensation the past winter In must
cal circles in New York and Is booked
iof weeks concert tour in Maine dur
'ug the summer. On their return In the
Ali these youthful musicians together
WIN Donald Morrison OF this town will
axe part in pupils concert to be given
ny frOf. V0n Enda in, DostIand