The Somerset reporter., 1909-03-18

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DIFF. s. Biglow was the guest Of
friends in Augusta over Sunday.
Henry Lane, proprietor of Garry
Pond Camps, was in town Tuesday.
K. @. Gray, treasurer of Madison
was in town on business Tuesday.
Have you seen the Municipal Build
ing watch fobs, at Smith & Bussey's
They're something new.
Rev. 1. B. Mower of Waterville was
a guest of the home of Mrs. @. A
Marston on Friday of last week.
The variety of good things for your
table, now to be h ad at the Coburn
Market will please the most exacting
Miss Exeverine Bison has entered
the employ of Miss NJ. L. Wheeler,
milliner, of Augusta for the spring
season.
Miss S. Madeline Ward left Wed
nesday morning for Gardiner where
she is the guest today of Mrs. Guy
Hildreth.
A. @. Church ia to sell his household
goods at auction, So West Front street
next Saturday forenoon at ten
O'Clock.
W. H. Duley, a we'll known bust
ness man of Starks, was in town
Wednesday. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Dudley.
John O'Reilly has the thanks of the
REPORTER for a generous sprig Of
shamrock direct from the farm of the
late Gen. Wellington in the north Of
Ireland.
Mrs. Alice A. P. Cover, who has
been teaching in the Academy during
the sickness of Mrs. Ethel M. Hight
left yesterday morning for her home
in Winthrop.
D. H. Perkins, superintendent oil
the Skowhegan and Madison public
schools left Friday noon for his form
er home in Brooksville for a short
visit With relatives.
Francois Poulin is to add depart
ment of shoes for ladies' wear, at his
lrews store on Court 81 -
= ieave l. Somorrow for Boston to
purchase his stock.
There promises to be quite al
exodus of Mystic Shriners from this
section oday to attend the dedica
tion and opening of the new temple
of that order at Lewiston.
Blaine S. Viles of Augusta arrived
in town Tuesday and this morning
left for Dead River on business fol-
his father who is numbering thi:
winter in that plantation.
Messrs. F. w. and w. l.. Butler oil
Pennington, accompanied by theil
wives, were in town on Friday of last
week, guests of their brothers, Amos
X. and Ernest G. Butler of this place
Oliver o. Slower of Freeport was in
town over Sunday, the guest of D. II
Perkins. The two gentlemen date
their acquaintance from the years Of
their college life at the University OF
Maine.
S. II. Swain, who has been in the
Somerset hospital for nearly three
weeks, suffering from blood poisoning
was able TO be taken home Sunday
He is slowly improving but is still
confined to the house.
Capt. H. Coombs, a we'll known
guide and one of the proprietors OF
the. sporting.camps at the West Out
let, was in town Wednesday, calling
on friel IS here who in past years
have EMO, his hospitality.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.iBriggs and Mr.
and Mrs. William w Gilvery of Pitts
field were in town over last night, the
guests of Mrs. Edith S. Shep herd
They came here to attend the per
Torrance of "The Great Divide.n
George w. Groder, who went to
Springvale to work in a shoe factory
a short time since, was obliged to re-
turn here last week by reason of an
attack of grip. He expects to &c
back to Springvale tomorrow or Sat
urday.
Wallace Williams, who has been
troubled with mental disease for
number of years, was taken Wed
nesday morning to the insane hos
pital at Augusta. He was accompan-
led by his brother and r. F. Parker,
chairman of the board of selectmen.
Misses Cora Poulin and her sister,
Miss Lucy, who have been attending
the millinery openings in New York
City, arrived home last Monday
Miss Barrett of Boston, who has been
engaged as milliner for the coming
season, will arrive here this evening
G. E. Ball of Bingham, superintend
ent of schools in the district embrace
ing most of the plantations in that
vicinity, with Mrs Ball, was in town
for few days this week, the guest Of
Skowhegan relatives. Mr.. Ball has
been passing his vacation in Athens
his former home.
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