The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-08-09
TOWN and VICINITY

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hilton and baby
we're the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
David Haig. The two ladies are sisters.
Mrs. W. R. G. Estes left, yesterday,
fora two weeks visit with relatives in
Portland.
VIM. H. Fuller left on the morning
train Tuesday for brief visit at his old
home in Readfied.
Miss Lillian Delano left on the noon
train, Wednesday, for a two weeks
visit with her sister Mrs. Fred Palmer of
Foxcroft.
Misses Edith and Bertha Lewis left on
the noon train Tuesday for a two weeks
visit with their aunt, at Sherman's Mills
10 Aroostook county.
Mrs. w. p. Ordway and her niece,
Miss Adelaide Lancaster, left Monday
morning for the family cottage at Dres-
den campmeeting ground.
Miss Lucille Merrill of Patten returned
home Oh the noon train Tuesday after a
l"O WtGhs WISH At LtC nOuC VI oil w =
Nelson on Mechanic street.
The Misses Connie and Ruth Anderson
OF Providence, R. |. arrived in town,
last week and will remain some time as
the guests of Lewis Anderson and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. F. Fairbrother will
hold lawn social (beneflt o. E. s. at
/ their home, 200 Madison Ave, Tuesday
evening, Aug. IA Ice cream and cake
on sale. All invited.
Mrs, Mary Fuller of Melrose, Mass,
who for many years was resident of
this town. arrived on the morning train
sunday, and will remain several weeks
as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Silas Lee
and.
Mrs. jeanette Powers, wife of Judge
Gorham Powers of Granite Falls, Mimi,
arrived on the evening train Saturday,
for few weeks visit with her brother,
A T, Sanford and her sister, Mrs.
Nathan Lyon.
IN, Russell, Of Boston, formerly a
resident of this town, arrived Monday
1gbt for a brief visit with relatives.
Mr. Russell Is at the present time en-
gagged in business with his brother in
the manufacture of shoe making tools,
their speciality being the Russell Edge
Trimmer.
Last night very pleasant informal
danee was held at Lakewood after the
the theatre in which about twenty
coupes participated, The affair was
gotten up by Mesers G. c. Parker and
VIC. Simpson and the music was fur
1lshed by the Crescent orchestra led by
Ernest Yigue.
George Gould. the contractor left
Monday morning for Jackman where he
Will move several buildings for Il. p.
Mckinney. Mr.. Mckinney will make
aaextensive addition to ris hotel and
sporting camps to accommodate tbs in
c'easing number of sportsmen who go
there every fall for the hunting season.
The II. c. Bassett residence on Madi-
son avenue has been sold to Albert
Dyer OF Norridgewock who will make 1t
Ole home in the near future. Mr.. Dyer
0as closed out his dry goods business
which he has conducted in Norridgewoc
ioF number Of years, and his many
iflends here will be glad to welcome
Doth himself and Mrs. Dyer to their old
Circle Of friends.
4 Walter and Perley York who were ar
rested here, yesterday morning, by
q Vuleer Dunlap and are wanted In Water
Vile 10 connection with the robbery of
'ne A. r. Yates mansion there, last
8 april, we're taken to Waterville on the
uoon train, yesterday in charge of De-
putty Simpson of that place. The men
were at work for Wallace Hill at the
"ne On the job Of roofing the new pulp
u'il' We understand that the parties
arrested are not charged with the crime,
which is at present alleged to have been
Vommtted by their brother Fred York,
W" serving four years. sentence for
'ue break at Clukey and Libby's depart
uent store, but that they are held as
secomplices to 1t.