The Somerset reporter., 1893-08-24

Dir. l.. NJ. Ellingwood of Athens was
in town Saturday.
Miss l.. NJ. Prescott is spending few
weeks in Hartland and vicinity.
Mrs r. |. Stewart of Wateville is
visiting the family OF Ii. X. White.
Mrs. \. W. Wildes and Alice went to
Mouse Island, Monday to pass the week
II. W. Cushing returned Saturday
night from Il visit among friends down
river.
\. IL. Lang and NJ. f. Rowe of Attic
boro, Mass, took a drive to Moose Riv-
er last week.
L. y. Merrill, Esq, returned Satur-
day evening from Il vacation stay at
Boothbav.
Mrs. Rosa Taylor left home this morn
ing to spend several months in South
Gardiner.
Dir. F. IS. Bgelow and his brother.
Isaac, went to Temple Heights, on sat
urday. for weeks stay.
1t is +. X. Dellno whose brother is
visiting him, instead of d. G as the RE-
PORTER stated last week.
Mr. John More of Spencer, Mass.
who has been the guest of the family of
the late DR., G. A. Wilbur. returned home
Monday.
The Thursday evening meeting of the
Congregational Church is to be resumed
this week in the vestry at the usual
hour.
Mrs. Percy Jones of Boston, who has
been the guest of her brother. DR. Tag
CART, went to Bangor. Saturday, en-
route for home
Mrs. &. II. Matthews of Daytona,
Florida, formerly of Waterville, arrived
in town Saturday afternoon and is the
guest of Mrs. L. 4. Small.
The Bloomfield Academy Glass Associ-
alton lS6S-lS12 are to hold their fifth
annual reunion at Lake George in
Canaan. Friday, Sept lst.
The kennebec Baptist association will
hold its annual meeting with the First
Baptist church in this town commencing
Tuesday, September 10Th.
Mrs. F, L. Narnev and little son left
for their new home in SO. Natick, Mass.
Monday. where DR.. Narney has entered
upon the practice of medicine.
Mr. Frank Fountain. who has been
with Miller u Wyman for several
months, has secured a position in Angus
tn, leaving for that city Monday.
Dr. II. T.. Stevens, Veterinary Sur
geon and Veterinary Dentist. of Battle
Creek, Michigan, is at lIeselton House
stables for a few days. Call and see
him.
The members of the \. O. L. W. and
their familers will have a basket picnic
at Lake George next Friday, Aug. %.
Barges will start from their hall at $
o'clock.
Rev. Donald Frazier of No. Anson
preached in the Universalist church,
Sunday evening last at : o'clock. and
has been secured by this society to
preach for them at the same hour each
succeeding Sunday during the fall.
{. \. Fairbrother with four horses
hitched to his covered barge conveyed ii
party of - people from here to North
Arson, Monday morning to attend the
Campmeeting there this week. Others
attend. going with their own teams from
here.
The post foundations of the blocks on
the east side of Madison avenue from
Russell st. 10 the blacksmith shop have
been replaced with a solid stone founda-
tion, preparatory for the concrete
walk to be soon laid in front of these
business blocks.
ID. G. Delano informs us he saw two
deer grazing within gun shot of the
house of his father-in-law, John Weston.
Saturday morning, about 6.30 o'clock.
We inferred from his remarks that if the
State did II II keep its game from tres
passing to such an extent he should take
means of protecting himself.
MIR. Chas. B. Gilman of Wakefield,
Mass, having as his guests Miss Josie
Weld of Wakefield, Mass. Mr.. 4. b.
Weld of Lniield Center, Mass. and
Miss Sadie Skinner of Wakefield. have
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Hiram Gilman in this place The
party had been at Rangely Lakes and
were en- route home. Mr.. Weld and
Miss skinner returned home Friday.
IIilda Vernon and her company of six
teen people begin their annual season at
Coburn Hall on next Monday evening,
playing at l5, -. 35cts.
IRNIA. THE SERF AT TIE GAIETY.
Stuart Vernon, the wcll-known man
ager of the Gaietv Theatre, launched a
sensational melodrama called "Irma, the
Serf" from his own pen at that house
Saturday evening. The audience was OF
size to encourage Mr.. Vernon and his
company, and the lines of the piece pre-
sented were well received by those pres
ent. The scenic effects were pleasing
and a they were prepared especially for
this production, added much to the in
terest in it.
Miss llilia Vernon as Irma Barring
ton. a cool and calculating adventures
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