The Somerset reporter., 1907-08-15
TOWN and VICINITY

yesterday in Lewiston with friends.
Miss Lizzie B. Higgins returned from
Worcester, Mass, Tuesday, where she
haa been for several months past.
Iohn Lewis returned home Tuesday
night from Wilton where he had been
visiting his sister for the past two
weeks.
Mira. Grace Jacobs Christian return
ad to her home in New York City Fri
day noon after visit of several days
In town.
Mrs. N. H. Caswen arrived in town
on the afternoon train Friday from
Rockland, where she has been visit
ing for several weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Chute and daughter,
Mildred, and their guest, Alice Var
ney, left Saturday for two weeks
outing at Old Orchard.
Gerald Steward of Willimantic,
Conn, who has been passing month
in town as the guest of friends re-
turned home on the morning train
Monday
Mrs. Jeanette Mitchell of Boston
arrived on the afternoon train Friday
and will he the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shep H. Swain for sew
eral weeks.
Myrtis Genther, stenographer in
the law office of Butler & Butler re-
turned from Portland Saturday after
noon where she has been spending a
vacation of two weeks.
Mrs Marguerite Prescott and Mrs.
C. K. Partridge left on the noon
train Tuesday for Augusta where
Mrs. Prescott will be the guest of
Mrs Partridge for week.
Mrs. Edwin w. Marble accompa-
MED by her daughter, Harriet, and
son, Gerald, left yesterday for the
Isle of Springs in Penobscot bay,
where they will remain week.
W. T. Seekins, clerk of courts, left
Tuesday noon for Belfast where he
attended the Third Annual Conven-
ton of the Clerks of Courts of the
State, which was held in that city
yesterday.
s. w. Philbrick and Chas. F. Ward
returned Tuesday night from Popham
beach where they have been passing
a week with Mr.. Philbrick's family.
Mrs. Philbrick and her three sons
will remain until September.
F. E. Southland, manager of Elm
wood park at Norridgewock an
nounces fine list of entries for his
races over this track on Friday and
Saturday of the present week. The
classes to be raced are 800 minute,
233, 2.21 and 2.27 all open for
PAGERS and trotters.
Miss Maud Chute, who for several
years has been employed as book
keeper in the store of Charles w.
Day, has given up her position there,
and left this morning for Old Orchard
to Join her mother and sister who are
passing a two weeks outing there.
Miss Alice Getchell, previously sales
lady in M. B. Heselton's store, sue
ceeds Miss Chute.
DR.. and Mrs. E. II. Stevens arrived
last week from Lewiston in their
Stevens Duryea touring car, from
Lewiston where they had been to at
tend the marriage Of their son, Hor-
ace Paine Stevens. They will pass
the remainder of the summer at their
country home, Bloomfield cottage.
Dr. and Mrs. Stevens were accom-
panied by Mrs. Stevens sister, Mrs.
Leach of Stoughton, Mass.
Mrs. Kate Moore and daughter,
Alice, of Boston arrived on the after
noon train Saturday and are the
guests of Annie Hayden at her home
on Alder st. Another daughter, Mrs.
Robert Kendall accompanied by her
husband arrived on the same train
and are the guests of j. r. Philbrick
and family. Mrs. Moore resided for
many years in Skowhegan but has
made her home away from here for
the past eighteen years.
The many Skowhegan friends of
Mrs Charlotte Bailey Anderson
will be pleased to learn of her mar
rage to Carl Jean Tolman of South
Paris, Me-, which occurred at North
Conway, N. H., July %. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tolman are passing TIE month
of August in the mountains near
North Conway and in the fall they
will go to Alabama to pass the winter
where Mr.. Tolman is director of
music in one of the colleges in that
state.
Mrs. Eliza Hilton passed her Goth
birthday last Thursday at her home
On Mt. Pleasant avenue where she
lives with Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Green.
The evening was made the occasion
OF party of about dozen of her
friends and relatives, who gathered
at her home in the evening to con-
graduate her. During the evening
refreshments of ice cream and cake