Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-18
Plans For Somerset Pom
ona Grange Field Day.
Reception rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore vigue.
Business and Personal Notes Gath.
cred All About the Town.

theatre closed Saturday and part of
The company left Monday for Boston
and New York to commence rehearsals
for the fall and winter season. Mon
day night a season of vaudeville open>
cd for three weeks. The program in
cluded the Musical Russells. tie De-
Chantel Twins, vocalists, Crenyon, Ven-
trlnquist, and the Clarinontos, colored
entertainers. and James Murray, come
dian.
Some prominent speakers have been
secured for the annual Field day of
the Somerset Pomona Grange, which
will be held at Lakewood grove next
Friday. Hon. N. ]. Bachelor, master
of the National Grange; c. S. Stetson,
master of the Maine Grange; e. B.
Norris, past master of the New York
State Grange; w. J. Thompson, lee
turer of the State Grange; l.. S. Mer-
rill, State dairy inspector, and NJ. l..
Merrill of st. Adams, the Somerset
member of the State Tax Commission.
AS usual the program will be brought
to a close with a grand ball in the
theatre with music by Towne's OrChes-
ira
Miss s Madeline Ward has arrived
from q visit of six weeks with rela-
tives in the West. She came from Mil
waukee and since being away has ivsit-
ed Chicago and Denver.
Mrs. /. A. Boothby was the guest of
friends in Waterville for the afternoon
Monday
Miss Jennie Murray left Monday for
Boston, where she will be the guest
for the next 10 days of Miss Maude
French.
F.. E Greenwood and Henry Crowcll
left Monday for Jackman. They will
survey a track of timberland in the
northern part of Somerset county, con-
sistne of some 100000 acres.
c. D. Bagley left Monday for Wa
terlille. where he has situation with
the construction crew on the Water
vile. Augusta & Lewiston Electric
Railroad.
Edward Dccoursey left Monday for
Millinocket, where he has a situation.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Stevens and S. y.
Stevens, Jr., who are on an automobile
tour through the State. were in town
Monday on their way down river from
the Rangeley Lake region.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Thomas of Port
i'tiid pttSSCu llIouSH toNu CuHudy An
their auto. They had been on pleas
urc trip up river.
II. II. Pattcn, who has been enjoying
a vacation of two weeks. resumed his
duties Monday on the city desk of the
Somerset Reporter.
The drama entitled "The Convict's
Daughter will open the fall and win
ter season at Grange hall Thursday
night The house will continue under
the management Of H. N. Clark.
Miss Hazel Delano, who had been
the guest of her uncle E. X. Dclano,
for the past month. left Monday for
her home in Rockland, Mass
Hiram Gilman, for many years Show
hegan's street commissioner, was the
guest OF friends in Waterville Mon
day.
! Harry McManus returned Monday to
his home in Lewiston, after passing q
few days in town with friends.
z Miss Nellie Archer, who had been
the guest for the past week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Laforest Barnes at their home at
Browns Corner, left Monday for a
visit with relatives in Livermore Falls.
She will then return to her home in
Providence, r. !.
George Cayouette, who had been the
guest over Sunday OF mis- cousin, f. X.
Cayouette. left Monday for Boston. He
is engaged in mining in Canada and
had been the guest of relatives in Ban
gor before coming to Skowhean.
Hon. s w. Gould left Monday for
Winterport, where he addressed a
Democratic mass meeting that evening.
For the next 10 days he will stump
Waldo county.
Mrs. W. M. Valliere and children left
Monday for Old Orchard, where she
will be the guest Of her sister for the
next week.
Henry O'Brien left Monday for his
former home in St. John, N. B., where
he will visit relatives for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Marble. their
daughter, Miss Harriet, and their son,
Gerald, left Monday for Capitol Is
land, where they have engaged cot
tage for the next two weeks.
Mrs w. T. Ireland left Monday for
q visit with relatives in her former
home in Fort Fairfield. 1t will be re-
membered that the family moved here
from that town last spring, buying q
farm on the river road to Waterville.
w. T. Clarke, who has been passing