The Somerset reporter., 1894-11-22

L. C. Heselton went to Boston, on
Saturday on business trip.
Ned Lambert returned home Satur-
day night, from two weeks vacation in
Boston.
Mrs. Alice Bates of Waterville, was
the guest of her brother, NJ. 5. Adams,
over Sunday.
Sturtevant has removed his photo
business from Madison Ave. to Water
street. See ad.
NJ. L, French 1.-The Forks. was in
town Saturday, on his return from bus
mess trip to Massachusetts.
Patterns ad. in this issue quotes price
on fountain syringes that is revelation
to the trade in this vicinity.
Mrs. A. l. Sawyer went TO Bangor
Saturday, her sister, Mrs. Horace Parlin
who resides in that city being critically
i'll.
The new foot ball team of the Show
hogan high school, donned their new
''togs' and were out for practice Satur-
day afternoon.
L. b. Curtis and Geo. L. Sampson at
tended stockholders meeting of the
Groder Dyspepsia Syrup Co. in Water
vile, Saturday.
Chas. Macomber has leased a lot oppo-
site this Office and is having black
smith shop built on it, the work being
under the supervision of VIM. Jewett.
At recent meeting of the school
board it was voted to employ third
assistant in the high school, and Miss
Margery Morrison has been rendered
the position.
The class of %. Skowhegan High
school, to the number of 20 have recent
ly received and donned class rings, pur-
chased through W. F. Robbins. The
ring is plain gold band oval shape, sur
mounted with the figures '95.
The frogs" for use at the railroad
crossing, that the eleetrics may cross
the track, arrived Friday, and Sunday a
large crew of workmen were busily en-
ployed in putting them into place. We
may expect to see the electrics running
down Water street, to the Hotel very
soon now.
In the game of foot ball on Saturday
at Lewiston between Colby and Bates,
the latter won. In the game six of
Colby's men were injured, one player
breaking his collar bone and dislocating
his shoulder. Harry Cushing of this
place took this mans place on the team
finishing the game.
Rev. j. W. Sparks and daughter, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Taber of Water
vile, returned Friday night from a
weeks trip to Mr.. Sparks camp at
Pleasant pond. On account of diff
Guilty in securing guide they were I'M
able to get shot at a deer although they
report great number in that vicinity.
There were thirty in the party that
visited So. Norridgewock, Friday night
last, and after enjoying fine turkey
supper at the Sawyer House, devoted
the evening to playing whist. 1t was a
most enjoyable time, and how could it
help being so with the party made up of
Chandler Dow, Frank Folsom, Slas Lee
land and the like.
The pumpkin sociablen given Friday
evening last at the Congregational ves-
try by the ten young ladies, members of
Miss Elizabeth Webb's Sabbath school
class, proved decided success, viewed
from any side. The patronage was
large, the decorations unique and the
lunch most appetizing, while the social
feature was interspersed by delightful
entertainment, consisting of vocal and
instrumental music, a recital and other
pleasing features. The net sum realized
by the young ladies was nearly fourteen
dollars.
William II. Fuller, Esq, who makes
his home at Hotel Coburn, was treated
to a genuine aud agreeable surprise
upon entering the dining room of that
popular house, Friday last at the usual
supper hour, by finding there seated at
the table his two sisters, Mrs. Daniel
G. Church and Miss Mary Fuller of
Portsmouth, N. H., also his neice Mrs.
c. p. Berry and her husband Col. G. p.
Berry, mayor of the city of Portsmouth.
Mr.. Fuller knew nothing of their arrival
in town until he met them in the dining
room. They returned to Portsmouth
to-day.