The Somerset reporter., 1893-08-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Risdon u. Baker are at
southport this Week
j. ). kidder attends the campmeeting
at Old Orchard this week.
b. &. spoford left home Saturday
for his old home, southport.
Mr.. Burton has sold out his hack bust
ness in town to Alexander Cox.
Wallace Blunt left Saturday for Mouse
Island, Where he will remain two weeks
Mrs. Carrie Randlett. clerk in the
post office has returned from her vaca-
tion.
Edgar c. Dunton left Saturday morn
ing for Chicago to be gone about two
weeks.
John Philbriek aud Mr.. Philbrel and
Miss Swayne returned from Boothbay
Friday.
Mrs. V. II. Sprague and Mrs. b. A.
Goodrich are spending week ut Old
Orchard.
Miss Mary Moore has returned home
from her visit with friends in the eastern
part of the state.
John Wyman and his son Howard,
are on a trip of week or more visiting
friends in Massachusetts.
Mrs. +. +. Page went to Augusta,
Friday, to be present at the funeral
services of Mrs. Percival, an aunt.
Fred Wood of the firm, Doran x Wood
with his wife aud son spent few days
in Watervlle and Portland last week
Alden Buchanan of Athens WAS in
town Monday morning on his way to
Fairfield where he is building n house.
Herbert Wentworth made business
trip to the northern part of Penobscot
county last week. returning Friday
evening.
Mrs. y. p. Woods and her guest
Miss Iou,Rced, departed this morning fol
Northport. where they will spend sev-
eral weeks.
The sewing circle of the CongregG.
tionalist society and invited guests. en-.
ioyed an outing at Lake George, Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Goodwin returned satnl-
day afternoon from a two weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. \. c. Houston
ut Sangcrville.
Miss Pauline SNOW. daughter OF capt
Snow of Brunswick. who has been visit
ting friends here. returned to her home
Monday morning.
Mis-. c. Y. Hanson, Miss Edith B.
and Master Harold l.. Hanson, are
spending few weeks at Diamond Island,
Portland lIarbor.
Mrs. W. II. WildeS and sons left Mon
day morning to take in the sea breezes
AT Pine Point, Scarboro. Mr. Wildes
will Join them later.
The Somerset county supreme court
docket of cases for the September term
is in the hands of the printer. There
are 326 cases docketed.
II. Puriugton 4 Co. are manutaetur-
ing about GOO, 900 bricks in their ward
on the South side this season. They
expect To turn out about $1,000, 900 in
their various yards this summer.
DR.. F. +. Varney has sold out his bust
ness at Union and will in September re-
move to Natck. Mass. and resume the
practice of his profession there. He is
in town with his wife and boy now and
will remain here several weeks.
Rev. DR.. \. I. Dunn of Wateryile
was in town Thursday. He attended
the ordination of Rev. Mr.. McLearnerd
at Dexter. Wednesday. and drove across
from there to this place with Rev. /. i.
Mower, who also attended the Dexter
ordination.
Eugene Clark of the firm of Millikpn
x Clark. lumber manufacturers. Rich
mond Me. was in town Friday. ON his
way to Carratunk where he purposes to
spend Il few months. His health is
somewhat impaired and he is trying the
benefit of rest for II time. Ills brother
Fred Clark of Carralunk, takes his place
ut Richmond during his absence.
Daccy ~ ray Ior the contractors, eX-
/ poet to get the sewers in town complel-
/ ed within Dbout z uppl,s tulnss he ~ arl,