The Somerset reporter., 1909-08-12

Mrs. Emma Hanson Bartmess of
Yonkers, N. Y, is in town, the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Lydia Hanson.
Mrs. Edwin Wheeler of Danvers,
Mass. returned last Saturday after a
brief visit with U. L. Foss and family.
Miss Eva Floyd Of San Andreas,
California is visiting Mrs. Lizzie
Healy and other friends for a few
weeks.
Miss Ada Lear of Lawrence Mass.
arrived Thursday night of last week
for short visit with Miss Hannah r.
Page at her home on High st.
Fred J. Parker of Boston, Mass.
was the guest of his brother Frank M.
on the Beech Hill road part of last
week. He returned home Friday.
Mrs. George M. Fletcher and daugh-
ter, Miss Flora, of Bangor returned
home Monday after brief visit with
Walter B. Fletcher on Cedar street.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Graichen who
have been the guests of Mrs. Richard
Weller for couple of weeks returned
to Lawrence, Mass, their home, last
Saturday.
Charles F. Smith and George K.
Young, VINO have been attending the
University of Maine summer school
since June % returned home Friday
of last week.
Mrs Ralph W. Emerson, and two
children went to Bath by last Mon
days train on a visit of some weeks
to her parents. Mr.. Emerson plans
to join his family later.
Miss Ethel McPheters, stenographer
for the Wilson Erwin Co., Portland
returned to her work Friday of last
week, having been spending the sum
mer with her mother, Mrs. Flora Nc
Pheters.
William II. Mathews, a prominent
shoe manufacturer of Manchester, N.
H., arrived here OH Tuesday evening,
on his way to CornviIle where he will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Judkins, his wife's parents.
DR.. Edward s. Talbot and family of
Sandwich, Mass, who have been
visiting Miss Hannah r. Page for
short time returned home Saturday
of last week. Miss Ruth is to remain
until the last of this month or the
first of September.
Mrs. Arson Savage with her daugh-
tiers Letha and Marguerite, who have
been in Freeport since the middle Of
June, guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
McKinnon, arrived home last week.
Miss Letha is one of the candidates
in the REPORTER piano contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. league have
been on a visit with Mr.. leagues
brother, Sherman, in Kenduskeag,
arriving home this week. The last
named gentleman came to Kendus-
keag, two years ago, after twenty
years. residence In Aroostook county.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Beale and their
son, Carroll, have gone to Peaks Is
land, Portland harbor, as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Springer of
Portland. Mr. Springer is former
Skowhegan boy, son of the late
HENRY Springer, and lived here until
25 years since.
Miss Mary Mitchell, clerk in the
Spinning Mill office, left last Saturday
for Massachusetts where she is to
visit friends and relatives in Wor-
chester, Lawrence and other places
for a few weeks. Her cousin Miss
Bertha Douglass Is to return with her
from Lawrence, Mass. and spend a
short vacation here.
Miss Jeanette Lord, who with her
sister, Miss Frances, has been in town
quite part of the summer, left for
Portland, Monday. She Is to make
brief visit with relatives in that city
and will go to Baltimore early in
September to enter the Johns Hop
kins' hospital in that city for three
years. course III nursing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Healy left
for Rangeley Lakes, last Friday,
where they are to spend the months
of August and September, Mr.. Healy
being Express Messenger on the Far
mington- Rangeley railrohd. Where
they are to reside duringlthe coming
winter is entirely uncertain, but it is
their plan to Yeturn here for time at
least, when they leave their present
location.
Misses Marion Brainerd and Sara
Merrill of Augusta arrived here Sat-
urday evening. Both are employed
as stenographers in that city, Miss
Brainerd in the office of Norman L.
Bassett, Esq, and Miss Merrill in the
insurance agency conducted by her
father, G. w. Merrill. Miss Merrill's
brother, Harold Merrill, is now
resident of Skowhegan, employed as
accountant at the First National
Bank. Miss Brainerd is to pass a
months vacation here with her
mother, Mrs. Flora T. Brainerd, and
Miss Merrill remains as her guest
during the present week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Morrill, with