The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-08-16
Ny Law Office will be closed
on Saturday afternoons during
July and August.
FORREST GOODWIN.

Miss Myrtis Gentlemen arrived homt
Yesterday from a three weeks vacation
passed at Damariseotta, Me.
Mrs. Nellie Politics, Grand Chancellor
WAS in town Friday ard installed the
officers Of the Bloomfield Assembly.
Messrs. B. T. Steward, David A. Haig
j. Wallace Blunt and families have beer
occupying the Goodwin cottage at Hay.
den lake since Monday of last week.
Next Sunday there will be another x
cufsion TO Lakewood from Waterville
and Halls Military Band will be in at
tendance and give two fine concerto.
y. B. K. Brooks OF Boston, treasurer
aud part owner Of the Maine Spinnir z
Company, arrived on the noon train,
tuesday, for few days stay in town.
The show this week at Lakewood
Theatre s one of the best of the entire
season. Don't miss it as there are only
two weeks more OF vaudeville this year.
Mrs. Chas. North is visiting with
friends 10 Massachusetts, and Connect
cu,. She does not expect to return
home until about the first Of September.
L. l.. Walton, Esq, was at Bingham.
Friday OF last, to preside at a court Of
reference on land damage case arising
from the location of the extension of the
Somerset Railroad.
K. w. Brown recently purchased a
handsome St. Croix mare at North hn-
son to mate his other horse, and the pair
make one of the nattiest seen on our
streets for many day.
Mrs. M. Lillian Moody Of Hinckley,
who had been the guest of Misses Anna
aud Belle Flanders at their home on
Water street for several days, returned
home, yesterday. Mrs. Moody is the
matron Of Buckminister, one Of the dor
mitories at Good viii Farm.
The Fogg family association, Of which
there are many members here in Maine,
will hold its fifth annual reunion at
Hampton Beach, N. H., Friday, Aug. 81.
G. K. Fogg OF this place Is one of the
vice presidents of the association and
plans to attend with his family.
DR.. William Diller of Philadelphia re-
turned home last Saturday, after passing
the week in town rs the guest of A. H
Wymsn and family. DR.. Diller became
acquainted with Levi Wymad and his
sister, Miss Florence, when they were
students at the University Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Dexter B. Paul of East Providence
Center, r. |. was in town, Tuesday, on
his way to attend the Paul-Hobart
family reunion at Solor. Mr.. Paul
passed his early days on a Somerset
county farm but removed TO Rhode
Island IS years ago. We learn from him
that Mr.. G. H. Paul of Boston 10 among
those who will be present at the reunion
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Durrel Of Whtins-
vile, Mass. left here for home last Mon
day morning. During their stay OF two
weeks 10 Somerset county they had been
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. I. Jewett OF
this place and had also been on carriage
drive In the dead river region where
Mr.. Durrell was at one time In business.
Ga their way home they are to visit for
few days with Mr.. Durrelfs brother,
James c. Durrell, at Mouse Island, Me.
w. H. Paine, grand overseer of the
Maine Ancient Order of United Work
men went to Lake Maranacook, yetser.
day, where he WAS to represent the
Grand Lodge at the annual field day OF
that place. Mr.. Paine goes to Augusta
today to be present at meeting of the
executive council of the Ancient Order
of this State. l.. l.. Walton, Esq, and
E. F. Danforth, Esq, left here this
afternoon TO attend the meeting al
Augusta.
DR.. and Mrs. Levi Wyman, and their
young son, Newton Augustin, who had
been the guests OF MI Wyman's father,
A. Il, Wyman, since early In July, left
here for their home in Chester, Pc,
Monday morning. Mr.. Wyman resumes
bis work as instructor in the Pennsyi-
vaDia Military College, where he has
been for several years, at the opening OF
the fall term. This institution is report
ed to rank among the best six of all the
military colleges of the country.
The Dramatic Club Of the Catholic
parish of St. Msry's has put in rehe arsa
two plays which will be produced at the
two nights of the fair to be held the
last of this month and in September.
The August production will be 10 French
the piece being "Who is my nephew
Ii will be staged under the direction of
George Poirier, a student at Three Rivers
College who is passing his vacation here
with relatives. The other play will be
given in EOglish and is entitled "rhe
Outcast's Daughter"
Jos. T. Sanford Of Portland is In town
on visit with his old friend, Noah 2.
Reed. Ia about 1S47 Mr.. Sanford was
employed as cook for Reed & Weston,
who were then carrying on numbering
operations on Cold Stream and it was al
that time that the acquaintance with