The Somerset reporter., 1895-09-19
TOWN and VICINITY,

LtluaN
Read Mrs. kineaid's announcement
carefully.
G. ". Hall of West Madison was in
town Monday.
Mr.. Ira Randall of Augusta was in
town saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. H. Colby of Bingham
were in town Tuesday.
Remnants in ladies' dress goods at
Coburn Wooden Mills.
New glace kid gloves with heavy
embroidered backs at Judkins
DR.. F. S. Sampson of Pennyan, New
York, is in town for few days.
Be sure to attend the fai" in COburn
Hall this evening. You will be pleased
with it.
S. II. Whitehouse of Harmony was in
town and made the REPORTER pleasant
call Tuesday.
Fergerson Haines, Esq, Biddeford,
and wife were registered at Hotel
Coburn, Monday.
Mrs. Adeline Fo9g has been visiting
her cousin, Mary a. Russell, in Madison
for few days.
Curtis joins his wife and Miss Withee
in New York, Saturday, to purchase his
fall and winter stock.
W. c.. Jefferds of the Portland Daily
Argus is spending a week in town, a
guest at Hotel Coburn.
Mrs. Davenport Gilchrist and children
of Portland, are the guests of G. n.
Bragg and family this week.
All ladies thinking of buying nice
pair of boots will be interested in Gard
ner & Barnard's ad this week.
Mr. C. w. Davis, correspondent of the
Kennebec Journal at Watervile, attended
our cattle show Tuesday and Wednesday
j. D. Emerson of Madison has some
apple blossoms on one tree in his or.
chard, Sept. l4th. A trife late in the
season.
Harold l.. Hanson, Miss Grace l..
Russell and Miss Pearl c.. Mclutire enter
Colby University this year from Show
hogan High school.
Charles X. Paul of Fort Fairfield is in
town this week. He is a native of Scion
leaving there for Aroostook county
more than SO years ago.
Walter G. Davis and family who have
Hotel Coburn, left for their home in
Portland, Wednesday morning
Call at the REPORTER office and get a
copy of the Report of the Secretary OF
Board of Agriculture, for 1894. They
are for free distribution while they last.
The stock display falls below that of
last year at Fairview Park largely be-
cause the large herds in Arson and
Starks are not represented as they were
last year.
Mr.. f. S. Hunnewe!l of Scion was in
town Friday. He expects to make a
trip to Fort Fairfield, Aroostook county.
within few week with view of max,
ing his home in that vicinity.
We learn of the safe arrival of c. ID.
Miller in London, on the morning OF
Sept. 5th, after rather rough voyage
After passing week or more in that
city, he will make tour of Scotland, the
HAYWOOD homo of his father
Forrest Goodwin, Esq. counsel for
Nahum Tozier, received dispatch from
County Attorney Heselton yesterday, in
forming him that the indictment recent
ly found against Mr.. Tozier in Kennebec
county for obtaining money by false pre-.
lenses had been mol pressed.
A Local Union made up of the Christian
Endeavor societies of the several
churches in town and the Epworth
League Of the Methodist church was
formed at the chapel of the Bethany
Baptist church, Monday evening. at a
we'll attended meeting of representa-.
tives of the several societies named
dDoNc. "A COuStIluliOn was duOplcu duu
officers were elected, viz: Rev. Fl. w.
Kimball, president; Mrs. Harry A,
Dinsmore, vice president; Miss Hannah
Page, secretary; Wilder Varney, treas
urer.
The young people of the Congrega-
tional society gave reception in honor
of their pastor, Rev. H. w. Kimball, at
the church vestries, Tuesday evening
last, from 100 till $50. Mrs. K. B.
Shepherd, Mrs. S. w. Phlbrick and Miss
Lizzie Currier acted as reception COM
mittee. Tastefully arranged decoration s,
short musical program, consisting of a
piano solo by Miss Alice French, vocal
solos by Misses Agnes Stafford and Ger
trude Webb, and selection on the guitar
by Miss Elsie Walton, delicate refresh
mehts and pleasant conversation, all com
bined towards making the evening
thoroughly enjoyable to the many pres
ent
Wanted at once a competent woman or
girl at South Side boarding house to do
general homework. Mrs. II. f. kimball
For comfort, perfect-fittng, and