The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-28
TOWN and VICINITY


Are you aware that you can get nice
beef steak dinner for twenty five cents
at Delsnos.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Smith of Hartland
passed Sunday in town as guests of.their
son, Sheriff Clyde Il. Smith.
Miss Lou Reed has arrived home from
West Upton, Mass, and will pass the
summer with her father, Orren Reed,
at his farm home on the Waterville road.
Nelson s. Towle has returned to Show
hogan and purposes to remain here for
the GUNNER. He has been making his
home since last July with his daughter
Mrs. A. Fl. E. Buffam in Winslow.
The first edition Of the song, "Where
The Roses Irvine the Trelis by the
Door," by Wm. II. Seekins and Harry
A. Dlnsmore OF this place, is now on sale
at Dinsmore & Bckfords's music store.
On Wednesday evening, April Sd, at
O'Clock, Prof. Roy L. Marston will de-
liver lecture 10 the First Baptist
church on "The Public Land Question
Of the United States" Admission %
cents at the door.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Allen arrived
home, Saturday evening from weeks
visit with Mrs. Aliens brother, Albert
Powers, 10 West Derry, N. Fl. MI.
Powers was formerly resident of Show
hogan, leaving here about twenty years
since to 90 to South Dakota. He has
been living 10 West Derry since last
September.
Harold j. Phillips, ESQ.,, is to open an
Office for the practise of law In the Mil
burn Block, Mr.. Phillips commenced
his legal experience In this place 10 1900,
and after the first year was associated
with Chester 81. Mills, under the firm
name of Phillips g. Mills, this partner
ship terminating in 1905. Since that
time Mr.. Phillips has been in practise in
Boston and 10 the west
Paul N. Vigue died at his home on
West Front street, Tuesday afternoon,
at the age of SO years. He had been in
poor health for several years and the
hnal cause OF his death was neuralgia OF
the heart. The deceased WAS born In
st. George. P. O., and came to this town
when young man. Mr.. Vigue was for
many years employed at the shoe fac
tory and for two years preceding OctC-
Der 1904, was engaged In the retail dry
goods trade 10 Milburn Block. He was
married % years -ago to Miss Sarah
Lewia, who survives him. Three broth
ers and two sisters also, survive. John,
Theodore and Oiilon Vigue, and Mrs.
Paul Mathews Of this place, Mrs.
Levi Clouter of Augusta, ana Joseph
Yigue, residing 10 Canada. Funeral
services will be observed, Monday at st.
Asry's church.
Willis A. Bailey and George Burns
were in Waterville, Friday afternoon Of
last week, representing Parmenas En-
campment at conference of delegates
from the encampments OF Newport,
flttsnelo, Augusta, WaterVllie, hlcn-
mond and Gardiner. Arrangements
we're perfected for district meeting of
the encampments from the places men,
toned to take place on Friday, April II.
District meetings of a more limited
character have been held In previous
years but the bringing together OF en-
esmpments from points so widely separ-
ated has not before been attempted.
Chief Patriarch, Willis A. Bailey, has
believed it to be for the good OF the ord
er to have larger district meetings and
has inaugurated this policy throughout
the State. Mr.. Bailey was in Portland,
Tuesday and yesterday to attend dis
trict meeting of the encampments OF
Cumberland and adjacent counties.