The Somerset reporter., 1906-10-11

yesterday afternoon, for brief visit
with friends In that city.
C. NJ. Heddle of Montreal, P. @, was
the guest of his cousin, David A. Haig,
Tuesday and yestesday.
Mrs. Roy Sylvester of Watervlle was
the guest over Sunday OF her brother,
George French and family.
Mrs. Geo. Phllbriek and Mrs. james
Fellows left here, Monday morning, for
two weeks sojourn in New York City.
Albert Thorndike left here, Monday,
for bis former home in Searsmont, where
he will pass his annual vacation of two
weeks.
Mrs. Herbert WEIGH of Wilton, who
had been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs..
Nathan Sullivan since Monday, returned
home this morning.
Miss Elsie Walton went to Boston, last
week, to continue her vocal studies dur
Ing the winter under the instruction OF
Professor Karl Boerlng.
Mrs. Mary e. Hilton of Belfast was
called to Somerset county, last week on
account of the serious Illness of her sis
ter, Mrs. w. W. Pesse Of No. Arson.
Thoa. j. Thibodeau, proprietor of the
North avenue bakery, and bis brother in
law, Vital Bolduc, are passing the pre-
sent week at Moxie township on a hunt
ing expedition.
william Il. Halves, who has been
student In the office of Forrest Goodwin.
ESQ a portion of the time for the past
two years, entered the Harvard Law
School this fall.
Geo. King, overseer Of the finishing
room at the Commonwealth Shoe Fac
tory, passed last week at Brockton and
other places In Massachusetts,, arriving
home, Saturday night.
W. Wildes, Of Lewiston shot two
deer on his hunting trip to Moxle, last
week, returning here, Saturday night.
He and his family returned to their
nome IN Lewiston, mOnudy.
The football game at Fairvew park,
! last Saturday afternoon, resulted in q
victory for the Skowhegan high school
team over the Lnwood Athletic club, II
too The Skowhegan Highs play the
Pennington Highs at Pennington, next
Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. T. Pooler and Miss Emma
Morse left here, Tuesday, for Clifton
Springs, N. Y, where they are to re.
main for the next two months. Mrs.
Pooer's mother, Mrs. S. w. Coburn,
accompanied her as far as Massachusetts,
and will make her home in Concord for
the winter.
The house party of Skowhegan and
Plttsfi I'D people who passed last week
at the sporting camps of F. W. Briggs at
Carry Ponds, arrived home, Monday.
Miss Molli, Marston of this place brings
home fac deer, trophy which speaks
eloquently OF her skill and accuracy
with the riff.
Miss Annie Shear, who has been pass.
ing the month of September in Portland,
was in town, Sunday. During her stay
in that city she has been making ar
rangements to open dressmsking es-
tabllshment. She has secured salts
factory location and returned to Port
land, Monday, expecting to commence
business at once.
Mrs. Charlotte B. Anderson OF Maiden,
Mass, arrived here, Saturday, and has
been passing the week as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. D. Wilder Colby. Dur
ing the summer, Mrs. Anderson has
been at North Conway, N. H., where
her cousin, Mr.. c. j. Bailey, is proprie-
tor of a summer resort hotel. o. leav
ing Skowhegan she will visit In Pitts
field and Winthrop before returning to
Massachusetts,.
Walter K, Wlldes departed yester-
day morning, for New York City after
eni Dying brief vacation here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wildes.
Mr.. Wildes has been in the employ OF
the American Wooden company, in their
sales department, since July 1905. His
work is chiefly In the New York office
but it occasionally requires him to visit
the various mills operated by that COM
pany throughout New England.
! ClVde n. Smith received word nv wire
Monday of the serious Illness of his sis
ter, Mrs. Lena M. Norton, at her home
10 Rumford Falls, Me. Mr.. Smiths pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Smith, reside
in Hartland, and on being advised of the
illness of their daughter, they at once
came to this place by automobile and set
out from here with Mr.. Smith in his
touring car for the Journey across coun-
try to Rumford Falls. They arrived
there about eleven o'clock, Monday
evening, but only to fnd that Mrs. Nor
ton had passed away.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Glnnett of At
gusta returned home, Monday morning,
after visit here as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Ocdway. During their visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Gannett and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ordway made the trip to Rangeley Lake
in Mr.. Gannett's touring car. They