The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-08
TOWN and VICINITY

guests Of their son, ". r. Elliott, on
Alder street.
Mrs. George r Weston with her
son, Ralph, left Monday for Hartland
where she Is to visit her sister, Miss
+ W. Heath for few weeks.
Misses Eta SWEET and Elmira En- :
erson went TO Kennebunkport, Mon
day, where they are TO work in a ho-
tel through July and August.
Mrs. +. /. Estes returned Thursday
from Boston where she hss been pas
sing "A month with relatives, her son
Guy p. Estes being her escort.
p. f. Barstow, clerk in Bucknam's
drug store, passed Saturday and Sun
day with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hanver, in Damariscot-
"a.
Mrs. Jane Thompson with her son,
Frank, and her granddaughter, Bertha,
went to Augusta, Friday, to attend
the funeral services OF her sister, Mrs.
May Whitney.
Professor and Mrs. Albert Currier
OF Oberlin, Ohio, arrived here Mon
day from Boston. They will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. IL. Bartlett
for two or three weeks.
The next meeting of Bloomfield
Temple No. II, Pythian Sisterhood,
will occur on the second Friday In
September, the sessions during the
summer being omitted.
Miss Marion Brainerd, who is en-
ployed In the Office of Norman l.. Bas-
sett, Esq. of Augusta was at home the
fourth and 6fth, the guest OF her
mother, Mrs. Flora T. Brainerd.
Miss Lillian Smith had a picnic of
her class In the Congregational Sun
day School, on the Thomas Lord farm
on the back Waterville road, Friday.
was the number present.
Lawrence Coburn and daughter,
Miss Jennie we're In Pittsheld, Satur-
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. I.
A. An derson. Miss Coburn remained
for a weeks visit with Mrs. Alec Dob
son.
Two deer made their appearance in
the pasture at the Stanley Nay farm
on the Cornville Road, one morning
recently, remaining long enough for
the family to have a good look at
them. They finally took their de-
parture, making graceful leaps over
two high fences on their way to the
woods.
Miss Annie Bergman left here,
Monday, for Augusta where she has
position as a stenographer in the
Office of yickery & Hill. Miss Berry
man graduated from the Morgan busi-
ness college at Waterville in Decem-
ber Of last year and has since been In
the employ OF Professor Roy L. Mars
ton.
Mrs. Mary P. Fuller of Melrose
Highlands, Mass, arrived here last
week. She is to pass the summer
with her sister, Mrs. Silas Leland.
Mrs. Fuller was formerly a resident
of Skowhegan, she and her husband,
the late Albert Fuller, living in the
house which Is now the home of DIR.
Geo. o. Smith.
Miss Fern Thomas, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Thomas of Fort Fair
field, is to leave for home next Satur-
day. She has been in town for the
past month, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Thompson and Of Miss
Berl Nye. Up to about four years
ago, Miss Thomas and her parents
were residents of Skowhegan.
The members of the Working
League of the Congregational Church
have been invited to attend with
their husbands and children, a picnic
supper to be held at the Bloomfield
cottage, Wednesday the fourteenth.
Each lady is to bring her own food
and dishes. A team will be furnish
ID for all who wish, starting from the
church at 2 O'Clock.
Under the direction of Harvey B.
Goodwin OF this place, master builder,
Irwin Gates and Willard Eaton of
and Arthur Seavey of
New Vineyard have been erecting
TWO fine cottages for John Holden a
o., at lockwood, for the past two
Nash & Viles have the con-
;ract for the plumbing and Geo. M.
Nash, the senior member of that firm,
eft for lockwood last Monday to
that part of the work.
The plumbing will include a pneu-
matic pressure tank, and the neces-
sary piping to deliver the water
within the cottage as desired from
nearby spring. The cottages are To-
Gated on the north shore of Moose
River at the point where it enters
lake. They are intended
Tor the use of those connected with
The firm of Holden & Co., 80 far as
hey may wish to occupy them, and
are for rent.
Mrs. Jos. G.. Williams, Is Bailey
street, wants a girl or woman to do