The Somerset reporter., 1906-10-11
TOWN and VICINITY

Ofdway has tenement to rent, 81 co.
Do you know the flvor of the home
made candies sold by N. Fl. Lambert &
Co.
Mrs. D. Fl. Perkins left for Dyer Brook,
Me-. this morning, summoned there by
the critical illness OF her father.
A full line OF trimmed millinery on
display at Miss L. M. Withee's, Thurs
day and Friday, october IL and II.
Mrs Hiram C. Gage has gone to Wor-
cester, Mass, to pass the next few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Victor Edwards.
Miss Anna A. Hathorn of Wilton, Me-,
student of Colby College, passed Sun
day in town as the guest of Mrs. Helen
s. Coburp.
Benjamin Preside, proprietor of the
news stand at Bingham and of the news
privileges on the Somerset Railroad, was
iu town, Saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Prescott went to Au-
guata, last Monday morning, for a fort
nights visit with her sister, Mrs.
Frank R. Partridge.
Mrs. C. z. Dascombe left here, Mon
day, to be the GU est of her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. A. C. Bowman, In Hart
land, for the next few days.
The ladies of Skowhegan and vicinity
are invited to attend Mrs. Browns open
Ing of fall and winter millinery, Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday, October Il,
Il and l3
Ire ladies of Woodbine Lodge, NJ. 4,
Degree of Honor, have arranged to serve
the old fashioned pumpkin Pie" at the
close OF their regular meeting, Monday
evening, October Is.
Mp. Abbott OF Livermore Falls, man.
sger OF the Maine Telephone company
accompanied by his father, j. Fl. Abbott,
Of Gouverneur, N. Y, was In town.
Monday and Tuesday.
NJ. Gussie LaneY went to Canada,
Monday morning. he is to visit his sis.
ter, Mrs. Mary Langlois, In st. Ubere
for four weeks and will pass a fortnight
at the city OF Quebec.
Miss Luela Stevens passed last week
ia Blngor, visiting with friends and at.
tending the Musical Festival. She left
here, Tuesday, for her home 10 Cam
bridge, Mass. Her brother, DR.. E. Fl
Stevens, and his family had preceded
her to Massachusetts and their summer
home, B Bloomfield, is closed for the season
1t is expected Mrs. Luz .tta A. Small OF
lewiston, past deputy president of the
National Womsn's Relief Corps, vii
visit Russell Relief Corps, Friday after
neon, October 10 b. There will be &
special meeting of R. R. Corps, Wednes
day afternoon, Oct. II, to perfect all ar
nngements. 1t Is expected every Of
hcer, and as many members as possible
will be present at this special meeting.
|. seems that Phillip Lowell, who Wal
proprietor OF Washburn's Inn, at Canaan
village, from December OF last year IN
ii last spring, has gained a residence II
Waldo county. Citizens Of Canaan anC
adjoining towns are being advised of tina
fact by William P. Thompson, referee il
bankruptcy, who states 10 the usual form
that Mr.. Lowell has been adjudicated s
bankrupt and the first meeting of his
creditors will be held In Belfast, Octo
Der ~.
The telephone, electric lighting arc
electric power companies, who have
been forced to remove and replace theil
wires during the past few weeks, to per
nit the passage of the buildings moved
from the Heselton House lot, estimate
the expense and loss thus occasioned tC
be about five hundred dollars. While
subject probably to little direct loss, the
customers of these companies came ID
Tor their share of annoyance during the
process as the service was of course In
terrupted. From Friday of last week
until Monday, 70 per cent of the lines Of
the Maine Telephone company were ouI
OF commission.