The Somerset reporter., 1909-06-17

Mrs. Cecil Tilton and master Nal
com left here Tuesday for visit with
relatives in Boston.
Mrs. Calvin Eaton passed the day
yesterday in Randolph, as the guest
of Mrs. Daniel Glidden.
Grover Green, who has been study
ing at an art school in Boston, is
home for the summer.
Miss Margaret Carleton of Old
Town is passing the week az the guest
of Miss Helen Steward.
Phillip R. Burrill is at Kineo,
Moosehead Lake, employed for the
summer at the Kineo House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McKenney OF
Jackman have been in town this
week, making the journey her, in
their touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sinclair have
gone to Kennebunk Beach where Mr.
Sinclair will be employed at the Gran
tie State House for the summer.
The Christian Science Society, be-
ginning next Sunday, June goth, will
hold their Sunday services at the
Universalist church during the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Avery went
to Brewer yesterday to attend the
marriage of Mr.. Avery's, brother, Mr..
Bert Avery to Miss Fife Lowell both
of Brewer.
Mrs. Harry Hubbard and two
children have been visiting her
former home in Bingham for two
weeks past, returning early in the
present week.
G. Ceilings is on two weeks
trip to Massachusetts. Among the
things to interest him in that state are
reunions OF his army comrades of the
war of '61-'65.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Thibodeau and
DIR. and Mrs. Oliver GAIA are to leave
on Monday next for two weeks
trip in the Province of Quebec. They
will pass a portion of the time in and
about the cities of Montreal and Que
bee.
Mrs. s. S. Parlin and little son,
of Portland, arrived in
town, Saturday, and are the guests of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Davis. Mr.. Parlin will come later for
a short visit and return with his
family.
Misses Florence Philbrick and Car
olyn Brainard, students at Simmons
College, Boston, arrived home last
week, Miss Margaret Griffin and Miss
Bertha Merrill, who are attending
Wellesley College are expected home
during the coming week.
MI. j. w. Fogler attended the COM
exercises of U. of M. at
Orono last Wednesday, his nephew
William Fogler Of West Rockport
being a member of the graduating
class. His sister in law, Mrs. Aurelia
Fogler, accompanied him on his re-
turn for short visit in town.
D. F. Judkins, who is now on the
Pacific Coast, will attend the North
ern Baptist Convention at Portland
Oregon, commencing June 25th. He
will represent the Bethany Church Of
this place, having been elected as a
delegate at meeting of that society
held about the time of his departure.
Lew @. Church, ESQ.,, who will be
recalled by many Skowhegan people,
is now established in the practice of
law in Minneapolis, 903 Lumber Ex-
change building. Mr.. Church finds
many other Maine people in Mime
apolis and thinks their presence there
has much to do with the progress and
prosperity Of that city.
Charles O. Heselton, who has been
in Cuba since September 1905, arrived
home Monday evening On visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Heselton.
He went to the leland in the service
Of the United States Signal Corps,
having pre- viously served at Fort Ter
rey, Long Island Sound. After OBJ
taining his discharge in October, 1907,
he has since been employed as an
by the Cuban Railroad.
He does not intend to return to Cuba
and hopes to locate whore his visits
10 Skowhegan may be of more fire.
luent occurrence.
Paul Murray, Abner Mitchell, How
ard Weston, Rena Nichols and Celia
Packard have been selected to par
,icipate in the exercises of the Junior
evening at the Opera House, next
Monday. They were chosen from the
members of the class who have no
part in the play, "Mr. Bob" to be
given as a part of the Junior program,
~ a committee consisting of A. K.
Butler, L. L. Walton and Miss Ger
rude Carter. The committee and
he members of the class met at the
Opera House, Friday evening of last
week and the decision was made after
to recitations which had
been prepared for presentation.
Monday last, June IA, was the s2nd
of the birth of Mrs. Helen