The Somerset reporter., 1893-06-22
Tonight MeGibeny Family p. 30.

Tonight MeGibeny Family p. 30.
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Mr. Herbert Russell returned TO Dover,
y. ii. to-day.
, Consultation free with Miss Frew AT
Hotel Coburn. Tuesday.
Mrs. F. Z. sprague is on a visit to
friends in Oakland this week.
Mrs. {. {. Chick of South Waterford
passed sunday in town with friends.
Henry Galway commenced grading the
school house grounds on the island to-
day.
Mrs. {. b. Ward /. Gu visit TO her
daughter. Mrs. Frank Ross in ST. Ste
phen. y. b.
The First and Bethany Baptist sun
day schools holla picnic at Hayden,
Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. y. {. Paul of Fairfield. was the
guest Of her nephew, W. J. Estabrook,
over the sabbath.
II. : Libby of Melbrose. Mas, Is the
guest of his sister. Mrs Geo. b. Stafford
for a few days.
Miss Grace Colby went to Orono to-
day to remain over Commencement, as
the guest of her brother.
Prescott Clev, land saw two deer but
few rods from his house on his farm in
Fairfield few days ago.
Judge Haskell, accompanied by Mrs.
Haskell, was guest of Hotel Coburn
Saturday, en- route by team from Farm
ington to Bangor.
Miss Josie W. smith, who has been in
Boston for the past few months de-
voting herself to the study of music, re-
turned to her home Saturday night.
Mrs. Emma HAYES and her son
Willie left home Monday morning for
Chicago to visit the Worlds Fair. Mrs.
VIM. IIobrook accompanied them as
far as Boston.
The summer season is now open at
Fairgrieyes Bay; the steamer has been
launched, the boats are in, and visitors
will now find somebody there at all
times to attend to their needs.
Rev. Thos. S. Weeks of Wolfsboro,
\. H.. at one time pastor of the Christian
church in this place, accompanied by +.
G. Moses of Franklin. \. H., was in
town for few hours to-day.
Next Sabbath will be observed as Child
ren's Day at the First Baptist church,
the sermon in the morning being especi-
ally to the young. The evening service
will be under the direction of the Young
Peoples Society
There was lost or stolen, June 9Th.
from No. l25, corner Russell road and
Madison Ave, a large black and white
cat. \ liberal reward will be given at
the above number or at this office for
any information leading to its recovery.
1.-The Crust of Society" which is here
on next Wednesday night has had a
splendid advance sale. 1t being John
Stetson's Co., everybody knows it is first
class, and it will have very large
house: in fact the best seats now are be-
ginning to be all taken.
Mr.. Fred Nash. for several years ship
ping clerk of the Coburn Wooden Mills,
has resigned his position and this morn
ing left home on Il trip west, with a
purpose of locating there. Mrs. Nash
accompanies him as far as Chicago, and
together they will spend a week at the
Worlds Fair, after which Mrs. Nash
will return home.
Mr.. 5. ID. Sayward informs us that
there are only nine citizens of this will
age now living in the same houses in
which they lived forty years ago When
he established his residence here. Viz
5. d. Arnold, Otis Harrington, Oliver
Walker, Robert futile, Asa Coleman,
Fred Ioyt, James b. Dascomb. Charles
Mcclellan, and John Turner.
The remains of Josiah 'riton formerly
of this town and Sheriff of Somerset
County in 1867 arrived on the morning
train Monday, accompanied by Mrs.
Tilton Frank T'ilton, a son of the deceas
ed, and his sister, Mrs. Fogg, of Corn
Vile. lie was II worthy member of
Carrabasset Lodge |. o. o. +. and the
officers and members of that lodge met
the friends of the deceased ut the train
and detachment attended the funeral
at Cornville, the place of burial. He
was % years of age.