The Somerset reporter., 1894-05-24
TOWN and VICINITY

l. I. Dung OF The Forks. was in
town over Sunday.
Hon. c. A. Harrington of Norridge-
wock, was in town, to-day.
Ladies children and gents hosiery of
all kinds at NJ. B. Heselton's.
John Dealey, John Phlbrick and Jos
Hutchins are at Pleasant Pond. this
week.
L. W. Chase has opened livery stable
in connection with the Sawyer House,
So. Norridgewock.
Miss Helen Bates of Waterville, and
DR.. Jennie Fuller of Hartland. were WIS.,
iting friends in town, Thursday.
The Sunday school of the First Bap-
fist church voted yesterday to celebrate
ehldrens day on the 10th of June.
Geo. NJ. Hatch. associate editor of the
Turf, Farm and Home was in town last
week and made TIE REPORTER brief
call.
All members of Eureka Lodge No. Us
\. +. o. L. are requested to attend
the meeting Monday, evening, May II,
NJ. b. Heselton, Secretary.
Humpty Dumpty will be at the opera
house, next Wednesday. Admission
will be % cts; reserved seats 35 and
fifty cents. Street parade at noon.
There are l50 men at work on the
Dodlin quarries in Norridgewock. The
company has the contract for the gran
lite Tor Lithgreow library, Augusta.
Rev. l.. II. Copeland will preach a
special sermon next Sunday morning
upon the subject, The greatest con-
queror in the world" All are cordially
invited.
Races come thick and early in Somer-
set this year: Pittstield, June p, and
July 1 !; Fairfield, June DC, u and Is Hart
land, June 80; South Norridgewock,
July 3 and 1.
The fine stock of carriages and har-
nesses carried by l.. w. Chase, should
ever be in the minds of contemplating
purchasers. lie has the stock and asks
you to look it over.
Miss Lora 6. Cummings, first assistant
in Skowhegan high school, went to her
home in Saco, Saturday afternoon to
meet her brother, Rev. John +. Cum-
miugs who arrived from Burmah week
ago.
The Social Session Co, appeared at
Coburn Hall, Saturday night, giving a
good show. highly enjoyed by those in
were first class, while the band and or
chestra the company carries, is Il feat
ure in itself.
Punctureless armor for pneumatic
tires, Walter F. Robbins has them. Can
be used on any inner tube tire, guaran-
tecd against puncture; easily applied.
Price only $500 per pair. Call at his
store and see them, as he is agent for
Somerset county.
+. Bennett and John Russell of
| Topeka, Kansas; &. Crane and wife and
+. w. Oppeheimmer. New ork; r. +.
Cotton and wife, Northampton, Mass.
and +. O. Stone. Pawtucket, Il. L., have
al, arrived at Hotel IIeselton, to remain
for the summer, making nearly fifty
boarders the IIeselton already has.
Our people will do well to bear in
mind that Sunday afternoon next at 2.3O
o'clock Memorial day services will be
held in Coburn Hail. with appropriate
devotional exercises and sermon by Rev.
7. G.. Moses, pastor of the Christian
church. 4 cordial invitation is extend
, ed to all Let there be large audience.
Miss Ethel Mudgett entertained a
company of 30 young girl friends at her
home, Friday evening last, % invita-
tons being issued for the occasion. 1t
was the young hostess llth birthday,
and in commemoration of the event, she
was the recipient of large number of
handsome gifts. The evening was pass
ed in social games, and at the proper
time delightful refreshments We're sery-
ed.
Mrs. Martha b.. widow of the late
Aaron 5. Hill, died at the home of her
son. Chas. A. in 1averhll Mass,
Thursday of last week, as a result of
heart failure. having been confined to
| her room since early in January. De
ceased was for % years resident of our
town, removing with her son II years
ago to city above named where she has
since made her home. Her remains
were brought here for burial in the
family lot. Saturday night, her son
accompanying them. Her age was q
years, 6 mos and % days.