The Somerset reporter., 1906-07-26


Mrs. R. T. Patten and Mrs. Helen
Wing passed Sunday in Augusta with
friends.
s. W. Philbrick left yesterday on the
early morning train on business trip to
Greenville.
Miss Jennie Bosworth left Saturday
morning for the hospital in Hebron
where she goes for treatment.
Mrs. Edgar C. Dunton has gone to her
cottage at Old Orchard, where she will
remain for the rest of the summer.
Mrs. Bert Shattuck returned to her
home 10 Pittsfield, last Friday, after
passing the week In town with friends.
Guy and Roy Lawrence Left Monday
morning, for Pennington where they
will spend two weeks visiting their
aunt.
Rev. and Mrs. Fl. F. Ruse left Tues
day morning, for Pleasant Pond, where
they will pass MIR. Huse's annual vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Small of Portland
passed through town, last Friday, on
their way home from an up river trip In
their car.
Mrs. George F. Paddock and daughter,
Miss Winona, left on the noon train,
Tuesday, for a brief visit with relatives
in Winthrop.
Misses Edna C. Page and Elsie NJ.
Walton are the guests this week of Mrs.
James Fellows at Wesserrunset Cottage,
Hayden Lake.
Mrs. Edwin Spear left on the early,
train, Monday morning for Massachu-
salts called there by the serious illness
OF her sister.
VIM. A. Clough, Jr., accompanied by
bis wife aud two children returned to
their home In Portland on the morning
train, Tuesday.
Elijah Alden and daughter Thalia left
on the early train last Saturday for
Cape Cod for ten days visit at the
home of his father.
R. W. Brown left on the noon train,
Tuesday, for Boston, where he will Join
his wife and his SOD, Leslie, and family
for an outing In the Adirondacks.
HIP. Merwin, who has been passing
several weeks at the Samoset House,
Mouse Island, since closing out his BUSH
ness, recently, returned to town, last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair H. Savage and
little daughter of Greenvllle are the
guests of Mr.. Savage's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jewest Savage, at his home on
Pleasant street.
DR.. A.. E. Gelinas, deputy high chief
ranger OF the Catholic Order OF Foresters
returned home from Augusta, where he
went to make an inspection OF Court
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DR.. P. H. S. Vaughan, superintendent
OF the Eastern Maine Insane Hospital at
Bangor, was in town, Monday, to attend
the funeral OF his wife's mother, Mrs.
Julia Wentworth.
Mrs. Rufus Mckenney left, Monday
morning, for Lewiston where she will
Join her daughter Miss Airline, who past
ed Sunday there with friends and the
two will go to Old Orchard for week g
outing.
John Taylor, Skowhegan High school,
'06 and Colby, '09, was in town, last FRI
day, leaving Saturday morning, for a
short visit with friends there, and will
return later to pass the remainder OF the
summer In town.
Lawrence T. Plunkett left Saturday
noon for Belgrade Ponds, where he will
pass a weeks outing before returning to
his duties as manager Of the Boston
branch OF the ready-made clothing firm
OF Boyle Bros, Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Whitney OF Elgin,
H., arrived Tuesday morning, on visit
to Mrs. Whitney's brother, d. T. Jud-
kins. Mr.. Whitney was superintendent
of the Skowhegan schools many years
ago, and now holds similar position IN
Elgin.
Mrs. Hattie W. Eaton and son of
East Ware, Mass, who are passing tie
summer here as the guests of Mrs.
Eaton's brother, Rev. George Merriam
went to Augusta last Friday morning to
remain for a few days as the guest Il
George Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie X. Brown return
ed to their home in Burlington, VT, Sat
urday noon, after brief visit with Mr..
Browns father On their return they
were accompanied by Mrs. r. W. Brown,
and early in the week the party Will
start on trip through New York State.
Word has been received from Rev. B.
B. Merrill, pastor of the Island Avenue
Congregational church that he will ac-
cept the { fer of a longer vacation made
him by bis parish on account Of poor
health and will extend his vacation until
the third Sunday in August, when he will
again occupy his pulpit.
Mis-. DeForest II. Perkins and sor,
Maater Pradaripk have returned from