The Somerset reporter., 1909-08-05
TOWN and VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. YORK went TO
,ngnsta. yesterday, for brief visit
Ditb Moses York, their son.
The blacksmith shops of Skowhe-
-, are to be closed, Saturday after
s"ons. during the month of August.
Miss Blanche Pollard arrived home
saturday evening after vacation of
several weeks passed at Capital Is
| land.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Murphy are
.,.;tinp at Peaks Island, Portland
u.rbor. with Walter Pillsbury and
family
BF Webb passed Sunday with his
family at their home on Mt. Pleasant
.ronne and returned to Bangor Mon
day morning.
Mrs Leroy Foss of Lewiston, who
,os been visiting Mrs. Fred A. Towle,
:, the Maine Central Hotel, returned
home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren White of
xevton Highlands, Mass, have been
,bs guests of Miss Orlinda F. Weston
for several days.
Mrs. C. w. Hayden returned Mon
dav of last week, from visit of sew
oral DAYS with her mother, Mrs. D. A.
Wells at Kents Hill.
Mrs. Horace G. Smith of Foxboro,
Mass. arrived yesterday, and is visit
inp Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Goodwin at
their Hayden Lake cottage.
Miss Harriet Hilton of Canton, N.
Y who had been in town since early
in July as the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
B. F. Flagg, returned home Tuesday.
Mr. aud Mrs. E. W. Heath of Wa
teryile arrived here last evening and
are to occupy the John Steward cot
tape at Lakew God for the next fort
night.
Mrs. Herman Prescott and daugh-
ter Miss Georgia of Waltham, Mass.
have been spending week with Mr..
and Mrs c. W. Hayden, Mrs. Prescott
Is Mrs. Hayden's aunt.
Miss Ola Keyes, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. L. A. Reyes, and
her Physician, DR.. w. s. Stinchfield,
left here yesterday morning for
Portland. She is to be treated at the
Maine General Hospital.
The annual picnic of the W. O. T.
r. will be postponed from Tuesday
afternoon, when it was to have been
held, to Thursday, when the Union
will accept an invitation from the
Madison Union to unite with them in
picnic at Lakewood. Further no.
tice will be given in the churches,
next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Philbrick and
their children, Donald, Karl and Will
liam, with their guest, Master Walter
Ross of ST. Stephen, N. B., left here
for Popham Beach, last Saturday on
the early train. AS has been their
custom for some years the family will
occupy their cottage until the first
week in September, returning in time
for the children to be present at the
opening of the fall term of the Show
began schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Guy Pennell left
here, yesterday morning, for two
weeks vacation trip to Boston and
New York City. Their daughters,
Geneva and Dorothy, accompanied
them as far as Lewiston, where the
former will visit during the absence
Of her parents, at the home of DR..
and Mrs. w. G. Phillips. Miss Doro-
thy goes as far as Massachusetts, and
Is to be the guest for time of Mr..
and Mrs. William Ellis in Walpole.
Archie Clair and Thos. Butler, citi-
lens of Norridgewock, were upset,
Sunday, while driving in reckless
manner down Baptist hill in this
place. Butler suffered fracture of
one or more ribs. AS intoxication
seemed to be responsible for the fast
driving and consequent mishap, both
men were arraigned In the municipal
court, Monday morning. They plead
guilty and were each fined five dol
iar and costs. Later on, Chief of
Police F. G. Dunlap discovered in
'hese same parties what he consider
90 signs of continued intemperance
and, upon searching them, he found
several quarts of liquor, which he
selzed and libeled.
chas. Smith, commander of Russell
fOst, accompanied by his wife,
eh here, yesterday morning, to join
he Merrick party at Portland, bound
or the National Encampment at Salt
LAKE City. Mr. Smith has missed
rev, ii any, of the national encamp-
nehts in recent years. The party
vii make a stop of nine hours in
Uncago, four hours in Omaha and
'aree hours at Colorado Springs, Civ
'nsa little change from travel and
s0ance for sight seeing. On the re-
'atn they will stop two days at Colo
iado Springs, four hours In Chicago,
n hours at Niagara Falls, four hours
u Toronto and stop of several days
Sah be made in Montreal.