The Somerset reporter., 1907-08-08
Morrison Concert to be Repeated.

Morrison Concert to be Repeated.
On account of the rainy weather on
last Thursday night many people
were prevented from attending the
midsummer concert given at Lake
wood theatre on that date by Mr..
Don Morrison and Miss Margery
Morrison. AT the urgent request of
their friends these artists have de-
cided to repeat their concert on next
Thursday evening, Aug. Is.
Regular Lakewood prices will pre-
vail. The program will consist of
violin and piano solos, and readings
/ by Mr.. Morrison.
Mrs. Fred Philbrick left Tuesday for
visit of few days with friends in
Winthrop.
i DR.. S. F. Bigelow returned Monday
night from a business trip of few
days in Augusta.
Hon. NJ. L. Merrill of St. Adams
was in town over Tuesday and We'd
nesday renewing old acquaintance.
Carroll Goodwin left Wednesday
noon for visit until Saturday with
friends at the islands in Portland
harbor.
We have just learned that the
Somerset Steam Laundry give new
shirt with every SOC laundry slip.
Did you know it?
County Treasurer E. P. Dyer of
Hartland was in town Wednesday,
having business in his Office at the
supreme court building.
Miss Mary Norris who has been in
California the past three years re-
turned to the East the past week and
is staying for the present in Melrose,
Mass.
Mrs. Blaine Owen of Augusta
arrived in town on the afternoon train
yesterday and is the guest of her
father George E. Goodwin and other
relatives.
Irving Lawley of Boston arrived on
the afternoon train Monday for a
visit with his aunts, Misses Fannie
and Mary LawIey and uncle, Thos.
w. Lawley.
George Lynch, chef at Hotel Co
burn, left Wednesday morning for
Bath where he will be the guest of his
mother for few days during the Ter
Centennial.
Mrs. Chas. Marshall of Melrose,
Mass, arrived on the morning train
yesterday and is the guest of her mo-
Their, Mrs John B. Maddocks at her
home on Middle st.
Fred Clark, postmaster at Cara
funk, was in town on business We'd
nesday. He was accompanied here
by Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar H. Clark, who
were the guests of friends.
Miss Luella B. Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will s. Stevens and son Edmund
left on the morning train Tuesday to
attend the wedding of DR.. Horace
Paine Stevens which occurred in
Lewiston on that day.
Charles E. Tilton, Supt. of the
Bangor Public schools who with his
wife are passing several weeks at the
family home on the Norridgewock
road went to that city Tuesday morn
ing on business trip of few days.
Among the arrivals on the after
noon train Monday was a party con-
sisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Will S. Ste
vens and son, Edmund, and Lena
Leach of Cambridge, who will be
guests at Bloomfield cottage, the
summer home of Mr.. Stevens father,
for several weeks.
Robert K. Steward and Raymond j.
Smith returned home this week after
passing the summer in the north
eastern part of Aroostook County,
where they have been at work in a
surveying party for Fred t. Dow, a
civil engineer of Bangor. During the
past few weeks they have been en-
ployed in the locality of Eagle Lake.
Mr.. Steward left town again on the
noon train Tuesday for Aroostook
County but is uncertain how he will
pass the remainder of the summer.