The Somerset reporter., 1907-07-11
TOWN and VICINITY

naoar was in town on business Tues
dax.
The Maine Valve Company will pay
cash for scrap copper, brass and COM
position.
Mrs. Charlotte j. Anderson passed
Sunday in town as the guest of her
sister, Mrs d. w. Colby.
Mrs. F. w. Buchanan and Master
Avian are in Yarmouth, Me-, guests
Of Nj. and Mrs. W. E. Bucknam.
earl A. Powers went to Intervale,
y Il. Monday morning, where he is
to be employed at the Bellevieu
hotel for the summer.
NJ. and Mrs. LleWellyn Decker of
Clinton with their young son, Norm
an. have been visiting this week with
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Judkins.
Mrs. Stella Bryant of Boston, ac-
companied by her young son and
daughter, are the guests for two
weeks of her father, Augustine Fowl
er.
William a. Turner went to New
port Monday to join travelling com
pany as a member of its orchestra.
He is to play traps and the position is
similar to that which he has held in
past seasons.
Among the orders recently receiv-
ed by Dinsmore & Seekins for their
ballad, "Where the Roses Irvine the
TreIis by the Door," one from the
Crown Music Co. of New York City
calls for one hundred copies.
Miss Daisy E. Holway, teacher in
the Garfield school, left Saturday to
visit friends in Maiden, Mass. She
was accompanied to Boston by Miss
Avis Antill, assistant in the Academy
Grammar school, who will visit
friends in that city and vicinity.
DR.. F. o. Sawyer arrived home yes
terday from Portland, where he had
been since Monday occupied with the
other members of the Maine Dental
Board in conducting the annual ex-
animation of residents of this state
applying for registration as practi-
TONERS in that profession.
Mrs w. H. Wildes and her son
William, have gone to Little Falls,
y. j., for a visit with her son, Walter
and family. Mrs. Wildes will also
visit with her sister, Mrs. n. N. Gift
ford in Provincetown, Mass, before
returning to Skowhegan.
Professor and Mrs. Walter Flint,
who have been making a brief visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Leavitt on
the Norridgewock road, leave here
today to return to their home in Port
Deposit, Md. Their Oldest son,
Ralph, will remain for the summer
with Mr., and Mrs Leavitt, his grand
parents.
Jacob Freve, electrician, at the
power station of the Somerset
Traction Co., left Wednesday for a
three weeks vacation to be passed in
the province of Quebec. Accompan
led by Mrs. Freve he will visit the city
of Quebec, also at River DuLoup and
Matan on the lower st. Lawrence.
At the latter place he will be the
guest of his brother, Geo. W, Freve,
the priest of that Parish.
f. E. Doyen, until three years since
citizen of Norridgewock, was in
town for several days this week to
see his grandchildren, Rose E. and
Albert L. Rogers. Mr.. Doyen passed
the winter in Los Angeles, Cal. and
returns to the east much improved in
health. He will visit in Norridge-
wock with former neighbors and
friends for time and will then go to
Lawrence to pass the fall with his
daughter, Mrs. G. A. Blanchard.
William Mathews of Name he ster
y. H., was in town last week, mat
tiers pertaining to timber lot owned
by MIN in this vicinity requiring his
attention. Mr.. Mathews has been a
resident of Manchester for six years
and is now superintendent of the
Kimball Brothers shoe factory of that
city Among the 900 hands at the
kimball factory are several former
Skowhegan residents, William Tufts,
Amos Dinsmore and j. Dexter
Knights, the latter being foreman of
the making room.
The State Assessors will be in ses
sion at the Court House, Thursday of
next week, CONNIE ncing at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon. The board
is row composed of Otis Hayford of
Canton. Geo. Pottle of Lewiston and
". J. Thompson of China, with James
Hummer of Augusta, clerk. This is
the first time that Mr.. Thompson has
met with the board here, as he has
become a member since their session
one year since. The special object
OF these annual meetings is to secure
Information to enable them to make
the assessment on wild land property.
Insect powder, fresh and pure, at
togg's Drug Store.
Will the finder of bunch of keys