The Somerset reporter., 1908-10-29
TOWN and VICINITY

day evening from a business trip to
Il Augusta,
Mrs. Emily Spaulding of Old Orch
ard has been visiting Skowhegan
n friends this week.
Carl Hessell was summoned to
Brunswick on Monday by the death of
Il bis aunt, Mrs. Ann s. Perry.
i A. George, who has been visiting
& his brother, H. W. George, returned
70 bis home in East Orington, Me.
s. last Thursday morning.
Mrs. Joseph Sayward and two child :
rem. Wallace and Elizabeth, arrived
home yesterday from visit wish her
sister, Mrs. A. @. Libby, in Pittsfeld.
Friends of Mary Emery who are
Il collecting Piano Coupons will confer a
favor by depositing same in box at A.
4 r. Jewetts, next door to Dyer Dry
Goods store.
Miss Williams has a full line of
Embroidery silks, f1osses in all colors
wanted, and also new designs of
stamping patterns for the Wallachion
and other works.
Miss Annie Crozier, formerly a
resident here, who has been in Cochit-
uate, Mass. for the past two years, is
on a fortnight's visit in town, as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Proven
cher.
Llewellyn Wood was in town on
Saturday for brief visit with his
brother, Fred A. Wood. Mr.. Wood
has been a resident of Belfast but
will hereafter make bis home in New
York City.
Miss Helen Fogler Of Boston is
passing the week as the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Hattie B. Fogler. Miss
Fogler came by way of Augusta and
was brought here from that city by
Mrs. w. H. Gannett in her touring
car.
Archie E. Delano, who had been
working at his trade as a carpenter in
Dover since early in September, arriv-
ed home last week, and, accompan-
led by his sister, Miss Lillian, left for
a visit with friends in Lewiston and
Portland.
Mrs. James Eaton, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sheridan at their home on Middle
street, went to v aterville last Fri
day She is to make a brief visit
with friends in that city and then
return to her home in Dead River.
Judge and Mrs. Edward Spaulding
of Norfolk, Va. were in town for few
days last week, guests of his cousin,
Mrs. A. F. Dyer. Judge Spaulding
was in Maine but few weeks since
and his journey here again, after so
brief interval, was occasioned by the
death of his sister, a resident of Aug
usta.
Among the nominations made pub
lie by Governor Cobb on Friday of
last week, in which Somerset county
people have special interest were
those of o. A Priest, Trial Justice;
Harold j. Phillips, Notary Public;
Lyman L. Walton, Justice of the
Peace; and Fred F. Lawrence, Judge
of the Skowhegan Municipal Court
The religious meetings and ceremo-
nies, known as the Forty Hours De-
votion, concluded at st. Mary's
Church with High Mass on Monday of
the present week. Besides Father
Lacroix, the Priests participating
were: Rev. Father Forrest of Jack
man, Rev. Father Chabot of Water
vile, Rev. Father Silk of Madison,
Rev. Father Jouvin of Fairfield and
Rev. Father Forgeat of Augusta.
s. w. Philbrick of this place, F. H.
Colby of Bingham, Blaine S. Viles of
Augusta, and Milton NJ. Merrill of st.
Adams were present at a meeting of
timberland owners at Augusta on
Friday of last week, called for the
purpose of discussing means to lessen
the damage occurring on the Maine
forest lands from fire. A similar
meeting will be held in Bangor on
Wednesday of next week. The
serious fires of the past summer aud
fall was the occasion of the confer
ence. 1t is expected that some def
mite plan of action will be announced
after the Bangor meeting.
Wildes -Judkins' for best yarns.
Post cards, 1c each at Sampson &
Avore's
G.. r. Fogg sells the famous Inter
national Stock Food Remedies
Squibbs Spices, regular price Is and
Doc, now SC at Sampson & Avore's.
Wildes Judkins' are showing great
bargains in ladies' suits, coats, furs
New and attractive novelties in
neckwear and veilings at G. j.
williams, so Water st.
A fine line of all worsted remnants
for ladies' dress goods and mems suit
ings, may be found at the Marston
Worsted Mills Call from two to FIVE
p. m. No samples given.
Sampson & Avore are about ready