The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-06-04
LOCAL MENTION

Mrs. Forrest Cross and her young
daughter, Ardale, passed yesterday
with friends in Waterville.
Nelson Weston is critically i'll at
the home of his father, John Weston,
on the Norridgewock road.
, Mrs. H. K White and her son, Mr..
j. Harvey White, are visiting with
, friends in Waterville today.
Mrs. Emma Dyer left Saturday for
Salem Depot, n. H., to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas H. Butler.
) Mrs. R. F. Parker and Laban Allen
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs George
7. Tibbetts in Hinkley over Sunday.
MIR. Dinsmore's new song, "We're
Growing Old Together" is now on
sale at Dinsmore & Bickford's music
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Boyd of Bangor
returned home Monday after a visit
here as the guests of Miss Annie
Hayden.
Mrs. W. F. Cleveland of Eastport,
Me-, arrived here last evening and is
to make a visit of several weeks at
the home of her mother, Mrs Mary
Emery.
H. NJ. Walker of Chisholm, Ne. was
in town on business Monday. He
formerly lived in Norridgewock and
is making his annual visit there at
this time.
Mrs. Eldora Clark, who has been
employed at the home of A. w. Smith
for the past four years, plans to make
a home with her son, John R. Clark,
in the future.
Mrs. E. w Crawford of Waterville
has been in town this week, the guest
of d. F. Smiley and other relatives.
!, She is accompanied by her young son,
Master Earl Dana.
M. Weller, member of the firm of
Green Brothers Co., and manager of
their store in this place, passed
Memorial Day and Sunday with
friends in Bangor and Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Wildes of
: Little Falls, N. j., arrived in town
Tuesday and are guests of Mr.. Wildes'
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wildes.
! This is Mrs. Wildes first visit to
Skowhegan
Miss Julia Coburn and Miss Edith
Freeman of Concord, Mass, arrived
here Tuesday evening and are guests
, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T.
p Pooler, coming from home in Miss
Coburn's touring car.
Miss n. L. Walker arrived home
yesterday from a weeks visit in Lew
iston and Auburn. Miss Florence
Simms, of the last named city, re-
9 turned with Miss Walker to be a
= guest at her home in this place.
The Quarterly Meeting of the Free
Baptists Churches of this county
i, occurred at Madison yesterday and
, today. The sermon at last evenings
session was given by Rev. Theodore
L. Frost, pastor of the First Baptist
Church of this place.
E. F. Merrill, of the law firm of
: Merrill & Merrill, has been admitted
> to practice in the United States Cir
:. cult Court, for the First Circuit Dis
? trict, embracing, Maine, New Hamp-
Q shire, Massachusetts and Rhode
s Island.
: Mrs. c. B. Hight and her young
- daughter, Helen, went to Water
:. vile yesterday to pass the day with
| Mrs. Nights mother, Mrs. Walter
a Morrill, of Cornville who has been
/ having trouble with her eyes and is
d being treated by a Waterville
r physician.
j., The present school year is rapidly
+ nearing completion. All the village
|. schools, with the exception of the
e grades in the academy building, and
n the High School, close tomorrow
e The High School and Grade VIII,
$ Academy building, will close on Fri
day, the 18th, and Grade XI, one week
from the latter date.
Mr.. and MRS. c, S. Turner of Los
/ Angeles, Cal, land their daughter,
n Louise, four years of age, were guests
e of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Pooler recently
e going to Fairfield by the noon train
. on Monday. In that town they are
. guests of Mrs. Turner's parents, Mr..
a and Mrs. Arthur Totman.
e IA. Wood left for Portland Tues
II day morning, where he will be al
II work in the interests of the United
II Order of the Golden Cross for the
:, next few weeks. Arrangements were
q made for this trip, and for work fol
a. the same order to follow in other
b parts of the state, during the recent
t. visit of Col A. S. Bangs of Augusta
Is to this place.
Margery Morrison of New York
City arrived here Tuesday. She is to
y pass the summer in the town with her
Q father, l.. L. Morrison. On her way
u to Maine she stopped i'll Portland fol-
i" brief visit with Miss Eunice Bod
d well, formerly teacher in the Show
J. hogan High School, and learns from
Is her that she is to come to Skowhegar