The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-29
TOWN and VICINITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Munroe OF
Portland returned home Tuesday at
ter short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. b.
f. Webb omMt. Pleasant Avenue.
George Royal and wife of Augusta
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. A. Benner during the past week
Mrs. Royal is a niece of Mrs. Benner'
Miss Eva Palmer, who has been
visiting Mrs. W. II. Merrill on Mt,
Pleasant Avenue for the past week,
returned to her home III Danforthr
Monday.
r. W. Haines, Proprietor of the
Coburn House spent few days this
past week at Pemaquid, in which vi
cinity he has extensive property in
terests.
Mrs. DR.. Henry Godfrey of Auburn
dale, Mass, returned home with
Warren Merrill, Tuesday, and is to be
the guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. Carleton
Merrill for a time.
Miss Gladys Pennell, the daughter
off. ?. Penuell, returned Thursday
from Lewiston where she has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. w. Phillips
couple of weeks.
Friends of Phillip Wood will be
glad to learn that he successfully
passed the Maine Dental Board ex-
animation, that he took at Portland
about a month ago.
Perry Boothby, who works in Bow
mans Hardware store, has been on a
weeks trip to Vienna, to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lacroix. lie
made the trip on bicycle.
G. J. Abbey and wife started for
Bingham in :heir automobile, Sunday,
where they were joined by friends
who accompanied them on a fishing
trip for few days at Pleasant Pond.
George Plummer of the Steward
Hardware and Plumbing Co. togeth-
er with his brother, Carl and sister,
Maud and Miss Maud Thompson went
to North Pond, Smithfield yesterday
for ten days vacation stay.
About sixty ladies of the st. John
the Baptist Society attended mass at
Madison, Sunday, presenting the
priest there with ten dollars. After
mass was over they returned to Lake
wood where they enjoyed a picnic
dinner.
DR.. w. S. Stinchfeld and family re-
turned home Monday from Peaks
Island where Mrs. Stinchfield with
the children has been spending two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ethel
Pillsbury, the Doctor having been
there since Thursday morning.
Mrs. C.gN. Perkins of Brewer and
her sons Herbert and Theodore ar
rived in town Thursday night. They
are visiting a short time with her
brother-in laws family, D. IL. Per-
kins. Mr.. G. N. Perkins is superin-
tendent of thesBrewer Public Schools.
A special union service was held,
Sunday evening, in the auditorium of
the First Baptist church, by the First
Baptist, Bethany Baptist, and Metho-
dist societies. The topic of the meet
ing was "Sabbath Dissertation" Re-
marks were made by the three pas
tors. Music was by the choir of the
First Baptist church.
The alike" party from Skowhegan,
who are to attend the Gypsey En-
campment at the Goodwill Pines dur
ing the next week are to start to-
morrow at about $50 O'Clock. The
party, which consists of ten besides
the leader, John E. Taylor are to
journey on the south side of the riv-
er, spending the entire day en- route.
A team is to carry their luggage.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward s. Talbot.
their sons Gilman and Edward Jr.
and their daughter Ruth of Sandwich,
Mass, arrived in town Friday, to be
the guests of Miss. Hannah r. Page
for several days and Miss Ruth is
planning to visit month or more.
The two boys are to attend the Maine
State Gypsy Encampment at the
Good Will Pines from July 80 to Au-