The Somerset reporter., 1909-08-26
TOWN and VICINITY

morning for weeks vacation at Ia
coma Lake.
Mrs Fronia Traitor and daughter,
Mss Dena, left Tuesday morning for
: brief vacation at Ocean Park. Me.
Owing to the rare opportunity of
uoriska Aldrich concert next week
.ho Morrison recitals will be post
poned-
Fred Boston of Gardiner and Miss
rdo Proctor of Waterville, were the
,rasts of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Whiting
over Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Bellmore and daughter,
Miss Pearl, left for Bath last Friday,
o., a visit of several weeks with
friends in that city.
Fred F. Moore and wife, together
With Mrs. Olive Ellis, his wife's moth
ar left home Monday for weeks
risit to Boston and Taunton, Mass.
Joseph Shattuck and daughter, Miss
Edith. of Groton, Mass, arrived Sat-
urday night for a brief visit at the
spmmer home of DIR. E. II. Stevens.
Harold Healy, James Gilallan, Ed
ward Strickland and Charles Pierpont
vent to sibley Pond, Monday, where
they are having camping trip for
week.
Mrs. Lottie White and grand
daughter, Miss Lena Bellmore, re-
turned home last Thursday after a
visit of several weeks with friends in
Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker arrived
home on Friday of last week from a
ten days. visit with relatives and
friends in Madison, Arson and New
Portland
The suit in equity recently brought
By NJ. B. Heselton against W. II. &
A. Heselton has been discharged,
the misunde rstanding in the matter
having been amicably adjusted.
Hiram c. Gage of No. Chelmsford,
Mass. has been passing the present
week in town. Mr.. Gage moved from
Skowhegan to Massachusetts in April
1905 and this is his first visit since
that date.
Mrs. Dean Swift and daughter,
Miss Addie, left for Sydney, Friday of
last week, after a visit with Albert
Watson and other friends. They are
to spend two weeks there and short
time in Canton before returning home
to Norwood, Mass.
The Working League of the Con-
EDUCATIONAL church will meet in the
church parlor, Tuesday afternoon,
Aug. 81. At O'Clock there will be
picnic supper, to which all members
of the League and parish are invited.
Each lady will bring her own food
and dishes.
Herbert L. Cushing, for many years
a resident of Skowhegan, is about
removing with his family from Read
ing, Penn, where he has resided dur
Ing the past Is years, to Swampscot,
Mass. where he will shortly purchase
residence as he intends to make
Swampscot his permanent home.
Nj. and Mrs. Leslie R. Brown of
Burlington, VT. arrived here Sunday,
having made the journey in their
touring car by way of the White
Mountains. This is Mr.. Browns ma
tive place and he is still interested In
Skowhegan real estate. Mr.and Mrs.
Brown expect to return the last Of
the week.
Mrs. II. A. Wonson and Miss Harri-
EFT Dodd of Waverly, Mass, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Tilton at
the Tilton farm on the Norridgewock
road. Mrs. John Warren, Mrs. Til
sons sister, and her daughter Evelyn,
who had also been visiting at the Til
ton home, returned to Northampton,
MESS, tnlS morning.
JAngier Goodwin, Esq. of Boston
scompanied by his family, who has
Oeen passing his annual vacation
With his mother and brother at the
family home in North Fairfield, was
town on Saturday. In company
With his uncle, Willis A. Goodwin of
dnckley, he passed the present week
% trip to the vicinity of Moxie
Mountain.
Myrtle G. Hoxie, who is at present
Employed as a demonstrators for the
VIII. Brown Brothers, of Baltimore,
maryland, dealers in perfume and tot
Aarticles, was in town last week on
brief visit with her uncle, Harry A.
unSmore. She has been working in
ae treat Department Store in Lew
e'on for some time and is soon to so
@Newport.
Mrs. W. R. Buchanan of Brockton,
mass, accompanied by her daughter,
Mss Marie, and young lady friend,
"nVed in town Saturday last in her
curing car, on a brief visit to her
parents, Col. and Mrs. w. R. G.
.Ses' Monday, they went to Moose
e. asad Lake, returning Tuesday, and
zoe party departed for their return
quincy home, this morning.
nv
walter B. Clark, a prominent Port
md attorney, has been in town the
present week. He Is q Bowdoin man,