The Somerset reporter., 1906-07-05

F.N Cayoutte Of Boston is in town
for the summer.
Mrs. Fanny Cushing has sold her
house Oh Baptist Hill to Fred NJ Kinds.
Mrs. Henry Gregoire of Augusta i:
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Morisette.
Good opportunity for boy or young
man to learn the drug business, at Samp
son y Azores.
Robert and George II custom Of south
Guilford are the guests this week oi
Skowhegan relatives,
Mrs. Hiram C. Gage LEFT, Saturday
for Rockland. where she will pass severa
weeks visiting relatives.
John McIlwra.h, nigh. operator a.
the central telephone Office, passed Sun
day IN Lewiston with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Pond and their sol
Harold OF Norwood, Mass, are the guests
this week OF Miss Clara Vosmus.
Mrs. NJ. T. Pooler, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Florence, have gont
to their cottage at Boothbay Harbor.
MS. L. l.. Walton left Monday morn.
ing for Lexington, Mass, where sht
will pass the week with her niece, Mrs
F. S. Piper.
Mrs. Charles Barnard of Boston ar
rived 10 town, Monday night and viii
pass the summer In town as the guesI
of Skowhegan relatives.
Rev. Fr. Louis Charter, Professor oil
Theology, in Three Rivers Seminary, al
Three Rivers, p. @, is spending severa
weeks here as the guest of RsV FIR. A
o Lacroix.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. F. Cobb OF JamscG
Plain, Mass, arrived In town last Friday
and will pass their annual vacation IL
town. Mrs. Cobb is a former resident oil
Skowhegan.
Mrs. Chas. Varney of Kenduskesg
Me, accompanied by her -four children
ia passing the week in town, at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Clough at theii
home on Bush St,
Mrs. l.. J. Stevens arrived here, Satur'
day afternoon and will spend the sum.
mer at Bloomfield Cottage, the sum
mer home Of her son, DR.. f. Fl. Stevens
OF Cambridge, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis MeCord, accom-
panied by Mr.. McCord's mother, Mrs
W. w. Wambaugh arrived on the morn
ing train Tuesday and will pass the sum.
mer at their cottage at Lakewood.
Jimmie Ryan, the young sOa Of Pat.
rick Ryan, while attempting TO intefere
In a dog fight In front of the Post Office
last Friday morning, was knocked down
by one OF the dogs and bruised to quite
an extent.
Mrs. Albert d. Emery Of Ciiftondale
Mass, arrived here last Saturday, and
will spend several weeks in town as the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Lang. Be
fore returning TO her home Mrs. Emery
plans to visit friends in Dexter and Ban
gor.
Mrs. Edwin Keyou returned Friday
morning TO her home In Medfield, Mass
after visit of several weeks with hei
sister, Mrs. Frank Emery. o. her re-
turn Mrs. Keyou was accompanied by
her nieces, Misses jeanette and Pauline
Emery.
John Tsntish OF Philadelphia Is Ii
town on a.yisit to his brothers, Joseph
Thomas and Charles. This is bis second
visit to his old! home since he left here Ii
1861, and the first In l6 years. Mr.. Tant'
ish is at present employed in the Hote
Titman, where he is an electrician. He
is accompanied on this trip by Miss AL
len, the daughter of the proprietor of the
hotel.
AT the convention OF Republicans
held at Dover, Me, last Friday, fol
Piscatsquis county, John Houston, for
merly Of this place, now resident OF
Guilford, received the nomination fol-
senator by acclamation. Mr.. Houston's
many friends In this vicinity will bt
gratifed that he has been thus honored
by the citizens OF the county which IL
now bis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pratt and chill.
dren OF Waterville were the guests Sun.
day of Mr.. Pratt's sister, Mrs. VIVA l.
Hill. Mr.. Pratt is a Skowhegan boy
and was for number of years an en-
gineer on the Maine Central. His many
friends here will be pleased to learn that
he has fully recovered from his recent
accident and has been put in charge Of
the Waterville round house.
Street Commissioner, George II. Webt
has had several teams and large crew
OF men at work macadamiz ng Water
Street from School Street to the top Of
Euuy mn, the thobeJ ioI "hlCA was hp
propriated at the March town meeting
This piece of work is long needed i'm
provement as the mud at this place, or
one of our msin streets, often became {
foot deep 10 the spring and at other we
seasons and was very slow in drying up
Rev. and Mrs. b. B. Merrill left on tn,
morning train. Tuesday, for Sandy
Point on Penobscot Bay, where Mr.
Merrill nwna O cnttnnn and will nasl