The Somerset reporter., 1907-02-28
Willis Reed passed Sunday 10 Pitts


town over Tuesday night, called here
professionally.
Mrs. K. P. Page and Mrs. L. II. Gold.
smith made journey to Augusta and
Gardiner yesterday.
Wilder s. Varney of Bangor was in
town, yesterday, the guest of his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. q. Varney.
Miss Lila Perkins of Warren, Mass,
passed Saturday aud Sunday in town as
the guest of her brother, d. Il. Perkins.
Carl II. Goodwin, a member of last
years graduating class from the High
school Is teaching school at North Fair
field.
DR.. b. S. Viles Of No. New Portland
has been the guest of his uncle, E. 2.
Viles, Madison avenue, for the past fort
night.
Rev. F. A. Lett CD is In Watervile to
day, attending a meeting of the Minis
terial Association of the Methodist Con-
ference
Miss Maud Bracket of Plttsfeld has
been passing the week 10 town as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Steward
and other friends.
Mrs. Annie Marshall of melrose, Mass,
arrived last evening and is to be the
guest of her mother, Mrs. J. b. Mad
docks, for the next few weeks.
Dwight Edwards of Auburn, member
of the we'll known firm of Jonas 3D.
wards & Sons, horse dealers, was 10
town, Tuesday, on business with Palmer
& Co.
Mrs. Fred Kincaid and Mrs. O. A.
Abbey went to New York City by the
early train, Tuesday morning, where
they are to pass some time in inspecting
the millinery and dress making estab-
lishments.
Mrs. Guy L. Conant, who has been
visiting relatives here during the month
of February, left Saturday, to join her
husband in Lewiston. Her mother,
Mrs. Ralph French of Cornville accomp-
anied her to be her guest for time.
Miss Mable Mckinney of Portland
made brief visit here last week with
her sister, Mrs. George Groder, taking
the morning train for home Friday. She
had recently been to Jackman to attend
the funeral Of her father, Henry Nc
Kenney.
Wilson c. Davis left here, Monday
morning, to pass the month of March in
Portland. His wife and daughter, Miss
Georgia, accompanied him as far as
Watefvllle and will be the guest Of John
Pollard and family in that city for the
next three weeks.
G. r. Fogg has supply of denatured
alcohol, the manufacture and sale Of
which has been recently authorized by
congress. 1t Ia free from dissgreeable
odor and adapted for use In chatting dish
lamps and In any place where heat
producing fud is required.
Judge Augustine Simmons of the
Probate Court OF Somerset county has
recently received from his cousin, Frank
lin Simmons, the sculptor, of Rome,
Italy, photograph of his ststue of AL
exander Hamilton. The statue is of
bronze, and is to be placed in city hall
park, Paterson, New Jersey
Ernest L. Small and family departed
by the morning train, Monday, for
| Wellesley, Mass, where Mr.. Small is to
engage in the dairy business with his
brother, Albion l.. Small, formerly of
Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Small came hel Q
In 1903 as stenographer for the Marstt
mills and has been continuously In their
employ for four years.
Mrs. Andell Murphy, who has been
visiting with Skowhegan relatives and at
the home of Mrs. Helen Howard for the
past few months, went to Massachusetts
Saturday. She was advised by telegram
of an accident to her nephew, Lyman L.
Bowen, at Melrose Highlands. The in
jury is broken leg and it seems that is
the second time that the same limb has
been fractured within comparatively
short period Mrs. Murphy goes to
assist in caring for him.
Willis A. Bailey, grand chief patriarch
OF the grand encampment of Maine, &C
comp lnied by patriarch Leon S. Merrill
OF Scion, grand junior warden, and Geo.
II. Burns of this place as grand marshal,
went to Milo, Friday OF last week to in
stitute a new encampment OF Odd Eel
lows. These gentlemen are all members
Of Parmenas Encampment of this place
The work was performed Friday after
noon and evening, the degrees being con-
ferred on tWenty-three candidates.
Jos. K. Goodrich of the senior class
and Frank Merriam, freshman, of the
! University OF Maine, returned to OroDo,
Monday morning, after passing a brief
vacation at their homes in this town.
Mr.. Goodrich has just come from Presque
Isle where, on Thursday evening of last
week, he appeared with the Artists Con-
cert company Of Bangor filling the role
of reader and impersonstor In an enter
tainment given bv them. He has filed
several engagements of this kind during
| the past winter with the same troop and