The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-06-13
Harriet Marble was among the ar
rivals on the evening train Saturday
of last week.

FlVaB On Inc evening prdlH SATURDAY
of last week.
A bright young man wishing an
opportunity to learn the drug bust
ness should apply at g. r. Fogg's.
Mrs. Maud Adams has gone to
Henniker, N. H., to visit her sister,
Mrs. Wallace E. Davis, for few days
Ansel Newton left Wednesday for a
business trip to Portland. He ex-
poets to be absent for a week or
more.
c. H. Davis of New York City ar
rived Monday on his way to his sum-
mer home, Killcare on the Hayden
Lake road.
Bessie Allen arrived home from
Boston last week She had been
studying at the Conservatory of
Music in chat city for several months.
The remains of II. j. Bergman
were transferred from the cemetery
in Orono to the family lot in the
South cemetery in this place during
the past week.
Helen Green of Watertown, Mass,
is passing commencement week in
town as the guest of Ethel A. Kicker,
one of the assistants at the SkoWhe-
gan High school,
Doctors L. A. Dascombe and w. S.
Stinchfield attended the meeting of
the Maine Medical Society at Lewis
ton today Mrs. Dascombe accom-
panied her husband
Emma Putnam who was ON the way
from Boston to her home in Houlton,
arrived here Tuesday evening and is
passing the week as the guest of her
cousin, c. Pearle Estabrook.
Martin O'Connor, who has been at
work in Rhode Island during the past
winter, is passing a few weeks in
town. He plans to 60 to his home in
Canada later in the summer.
! A. K. Perkins & Co., report the sale
of the Sheldon Woodman farm in
Cornville to j, w. Tibbetts in Port
land and the U. L. Foss farm in Show
hogan to Melvin Totman of Abbott.
Mrs. Emeline futile who had been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Towle
for the past few weeks, went to
Shawmut yesterday to pass the sum-
mer with her brother, Elmer Emer
son.
The annual picnic of the senior class
of the Skowhegan high school was
held Tuesday of the Mohican House,
Lake George, Canaan, where the class
supper was served at followed by a
dance in the pavilion.
Leroy Judkins and wife of Athens
accompanied by their son, Delbert F.
of this place have been in Orono this
week the guest of their youngest son,
Ernest, who is a member of the grad
uating class of the L. of M.
Frank C. Ennis, who has been EN-
ployed at the REPORTER office as
pressman for the past two years,
went to Pennington, Saturday, where
he has a position with the job print
ing house of Knowlton, McLeary Co.
JOS. Gilblair and Minnie Dore both
of this place were united i'll marriage
by Rev. Father Lacroix at st. Mary's
Church Monday morning. The Sat
urday previous they were rendered
reception by their friends in Milburn
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. c. DurrelI went
to Mouse Island Saturday morning.
The season at that place is considered
to open on July LIST and all things
will be in readiness at that time. Mr..
Durrell has already booked many
rooms for July and August.
Mr.J. Corey Richardson of Colby
College, '09 sang at the Bethany
church last Sunday. Mr.. Richardson
has clear tenor voice of great range
and his tones are sympathetic. Mr..
Richardson will be gladly heard
should he return 70 our town.
DR.. Linn F. Playse, formerly of this
place, is passing a two weeks vaca-
ton here. He has recently COM
pleted his engagement at the South
birmingham, Mass. hospital and is
to select location and enter upon
the general practice of his profession.
Harry Hilton in charge of the bust
ness of the American Express Co, at
Waterville, was ain town Friday of
last week, and made arrangements
with Ralph c. Weston, son of Geo. II.
Weston, to enter his employ. Mr.
Weston is to be the night transfer
clerk at the Waterville station.
Rev. F. A. Leitch and Edward F.
Merrill, Esq, accompanied Sheriff
Smith to The Forks in his touring car
Tuesday on the flying trip which he
made with a view to the apprehen-
sion of the absconding Waterville
promoters. Mr.. Leiteh's young son
Merrill was also a member of the
party.
1 Cbas. E. Young was summoned to
Livermore Falls, this morning, by
news of the serious illness of his un-
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