The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-25

Miss Hattie Marble returned to her
home on Monday night.
Mrs. James Fellows returned to Bos-
ton by this mornings train.
Mrs. George Philbrick has returned
from her recent visit in Boston.
l.. c. Cornish, Esq. of Augusta was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Maud White of Augusta has been
the guest of Miss Hannah Page the past
week.
j. z. Blunt has so far recovered from
his late illness as to sit up portion of
each day.
w. j. Estabrook left for TT. Fairfield,
yesterday, owing to file critical illness
of his mother.
1t is expected K. B. Hall will assist
| Dinsmore's orchestra at the dance ut the
IIeselton. Friday night.
j. o. Smith and wife are in Portland
in attendance upon the annual meeting
| OF the hallit lTtSS AsSbcldllOu.
| The school in the Bush district has not
been in session for the past two weeks,
owing to the illness of the teacher, Miss
| Alice Lally.
\ party OF eleven gentlemen from
different portions of the county, held a
reunion, followed by a banquet at Hotel
Heselton, last evening.
Il. I. Patten and II. Wentworth at
tended the lecture on astronomy at City
| Hail, WateryiIle, Monday evening, given
by Prof Rogers of Colby University.
The steel ceiling being rut on to the
| Ross store soon to be occupied by Geo.
Gushing presents rich appearance and
will be one of the handsomest in towh
| The boys of the X. =. Minstrels are re-
hearsing faithfully, and our people may
safely expect most enjoyable enter
tanment from them some time in Feb
ruarY.
Pauls New England Theatre Co.
closed five nights engagement in
Coburn Hall last evening, during which
time they have been fairly successful as
to patronage.
Henry Washburn has sold the Hol-
brook hotel property in Bingham to
John Lander of that town. What use
the latter gentleman is to make of it we
| , u,
President Whitman will lecture before
the Woman's Club and invited guests in
Milburn Hall. on Wednesday evening,
Feb. !, quarter before eight. His sub
ject will be can evening with Brown
ing
Members of the Skowhegau Lodge,
knights of Phythias, accompanied by
ladies, in all party of nearly sixty,
visited Norridgewock, last evening,
where they INDUCED in dance and sup
per, returning home by moonlight.
Kendall furnished the music for dancing.
The union meetings at the Bethany
church on Tuesday and Wednesday eve
nings were well attended and of much
interest. The meetings this evening
CThursday) and tomorrow evening will
be at the Congregational vestry at quar-
ter past seven. All are cordially invit-
ed to be present.
Mrs. L. p. Page gave . o'clock tea,
Tuesday afternoon last, in honor of her
guest. Miss Mabel Gould. of Augusta.
and the guest of Miss Hannah Page.
Invitations were issued to the number of
twenty, nearly all of whom were able to
accept, and as might be expected it PROV
ed a delightful occasion.
As Calvin Cleveland drove up to the
mill on the island, yesterday morning,
with his two year old colt. the animal
stepped over some doves, so startling
him that he kicked, and in doing so came
down astride the shaft, overturnin2 the
sleigh, running away, leaving the sleigh
badly demolished near c. W. Days
| store.
| Woman wanted at Hotel IIeselton at
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