The Somerset reporter., 1893-08-03
LOCAL ITEM s.

was in town last week.
". b. Steward aud family returned
from VI 1use Island, Tuesday.
Miss Mae Ward returned from her
"Trip TO Chicago, Tuesday afternoon.
Dr. {. +. sawyer and wife returned
from Mouse island, Monday evening.
Mrs. {. Davis Miller il making an ex-
tended visit in Newport and Corinna.
Dlvid r. Weston of Logtown, Miss.
i the guest of his uncle. l.. w Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo Z. Holmes OF Corn
willie went to augusta Wedues lay morn
ing.
Mrs. b. G.. Foss of kent's Hill is the
guest of Mrs. y. W. Braiuerd Tor Il few
days.
Miss Alice Lord of Portland is visit
ing Msse. Elizabeth and Gertrude
Webb.
Mrs. Chas. Rutter of Lawrence, Mass,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Steward.
Miss Mary Eaton arrived by Monday
afternoons train to spend her vacation
in this vicinity.
John b. Symonds and wife returned
Tuesday afternoon, from trip to Ports
mouth, y. IL.
). w. Philbrick made a business trip
70 Greenvlle Monday, returning Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. Gale T. Forbush, special agent
of the German American lns. Co. was
in town yesterday
John 5. Head of Portland, claim
agent of the Maine Central railroad, was
in town yesterday.
One Columbia ladies safety, $40, and
one Columbia safety '93 pattern $ll5,
for sale by X. 7. Patten.
Mrs. W. d. Blackden of Island Pond,
Vt, who had been visiting friends here,
returned to her home Tuesday.
our readers can i'll afford to buy a re-
frgerator until they have seen the
Quincy" at Bragg q, Narney's.
Mrs. Z. n, Merrill and children and
Mrs. Cook left home Tuesday, fos few
weeks tarry at Boothbay Harbor.
Alexander Cox succeeds Mr.. Burton
as proprietor of the passenger and bag
gage accommodation team in town.
Bion Wilson, Esq, [. 5. Bank Ex-
amner for Maine, was in town Thurs
day and registered ut Hotel Coburn.
Mr.. Albert II. Lord AID Miss BERTHE
Libby of Oakland drove to town Tues
day afternoon, returning the same even
ing.
Miss Edith Gardner of Pittsfield re-
turned home yesterday after visiting a
few days in town at the home of A. H.
Moves.
Prof. Monsoon of the State College at
0rono, last week laid out the grounds at
Good Will Farm. He is an expert in
slch work.
Miss Fannie Dunbar. who has been
visiting friends in town for several days,
returned to her home in Waterville.
Tuesday afternoon,
Nahum Z. Steward and wife returned
from Boothbay Tuesday. Mrs. Steward
had been there some weeks but Mr..
Steward but few days.
Mr.. G. F. Blaney, and Mr.. J. Rogers
Smith of Boston, are the guests of Mr..
II. X. Parliman at Van Ness park, Hay
den Lake. for Il few weeks.
Mrs. c. II. Playse and Master Linn
left for Southport by Wednesday morn
ing'S train to be gone two weeks or
more. Mr.. Playse will join them Mon
day.
llr. G.. A. Parlin of the Machas Union,
father, Major Parin, for few weeks,
leaves for his home in Machias to-mor-
row.
George Fletcher, who has for some
ye1rs been an efficient clerk in the post
Office here will accompany his sister,
Mr.. y. {. Kendall. to California within
few weeks.
The next regular meeting of Russell
Post g. \. K. will be held tomorrow
Friday evening. A muster in of a
candidate is expected and a general at
tendance is requested
Miss Alice Iheobald and Miss Eva
Jones of Stoneham, Mass, have been the
guests of Miss Ella Nash the past week.
Mis-, fheobald left here for her home
TIL, morning, but Miss Jones remains.
Mrs stephen Coburn. Mrs. c. II. Pep
per, Miss Louise Coburn. Miss Grace
eoburn. Miss Eolia Bray. Miss Mary
Murphy and Drew I. Hawthorne on
tuesday went to Christmas Cove. South
Bristol, to pass the month of August.
Eugene Crawford arrived home from
hingtield Tuesday, where he is employ
ed as assistant engineer in making the
hlngtield and Dead River railroad route
lie will remain home few days and
then return to complete the work there.
See the tennis and russell leather shoes,