The Somerset reporter., 1907-09-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TOWN and VICINITY

ness trip of several days to Bingham
and Kineo.
Miss Emma Starbird of Harmony
returned home this week after visit
with her grandmother, Mrs. Nelson s.
Towle.
DR.. H L. jackson of Waltbam,
Mass, who has been passing the
month of August in Maine, is in town
this week.
Or. Cora M. johnson arrived in
town Monday and is the guest of MRS.
Amelia w. Pullen at her home at 81
Court st.
There will be a special Grange
meeting next Wednesday evening,
the 18th to ballot on applications and
confer the first and second degrees.
Fred T. Addition, who has been an
accountant in the auditing depart
ment of the Boston & Maine Railroad
for the past year, was in town over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. @. A. Pierce and their
children, who had been visiting at
the farm home of Mr.. and Mrs. l. A.
Homsted, returned to Mars Hill
Aroostook county, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Curtis of
Boston arrived Tuesday and are to
pass the month of September at the
Hayden Lake cottage of Mr.. Curtis
brother, E. B. Curtis of this place.
W. B. Whiting of Hoboken, N. j..
was in town Friday of last week. To-
gether with Mrs. Whiting and their
son, Forrest, he has been passing some
weeks in Norridgewock, his former
home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Childs who have
been the guests of A. R. Jewett and
family at their cottage at Birch Point,
Hayden Lake, returned to their home
in West Medford, Mass, yesterday
morning.
General Issac Dyer went to Bangor
on the morning train yesterday to
attend meeting of the Loyal Legion
which was held at the Bangor House
last night. This is an organization
composed of officers of the G. A. r.
Miss Leila Fairbrother has resigned
her position with the Blunt Hard
ware Co. and entered the employ of
the Skowhegan Electric Light Co. as
accountant and stenographer. Miss
Fairbrother had been in the office of
the Blunt Hardware Co. for nearly
three years.
James Donigan returned to Massa-
chusetts Saturday after visit with
his sister, Mrs. John F. McQuade, and
other relatives. Mr.. Donigan has fol-
lowed the drug business ever since
leaving Skowhegan and is now in
charge of large pharmacy in City
Square, Charleston.
S. L. Bassett, who had been visiting
with Skowhegan friends, returned to
Auburn last Friday. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Bassett, formerly
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their home in that city. The father
is now in the real estate and insurance
business with an Office in Lewiston.
Through the generosity of E. N
Merrill, Esq. the members of the fire
department were served with a sub
stantial lunch at the Greenlief's Lunch
room after Monday nights fire. In
the morning the detail that was left
to watch the fire were also furnished
free breakfast by courtesy of j.,
Harry Williams.
w w. Atwood of Portland, who US
ually visits the Skowhegan plant and
other plants of the Portland Packing
Co., during the canning season, has
not made his first trip here this season,
but Is expected in the early future.
He is at present busy with the lobster
canneries operated by this same firm
on the Maine coast.
Mrs. Carrie Witham of Portland
visited here at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Thompson for portion of
last week and has now gone to Scion.
Miss Olive Lander of Portland came
here with her and, after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Norton, has also
gone to Scion. Both ladies were for
merly residents of that town.
Miss Hannah Page went to Provi
dence, R. L., last week, to accompany
her guests, Mrs. E. L. Marsh and her
two daughters, Elizabeth and Manda-
na to their new home. The family
formally lived in Waterville, where
Mr.. Marsh was for some years pastor
OF the Park Street Congregational
Church. He accepted passionate in
Providence last May and his wife and
daughters have been Miss Pages
guests during the summer Miss Page
will visit at the Marsh home until the
middle OF September.