The Somerset reporter., 1895-03-14
TOWN and VICINITY


land by Mondays train.
sir. and Mrs. :. Il. Goodwin of St.
Adams, were in town today.
b. F. Bartlett Esq. of North New
Portland was in town Friday.
The County Commissioners, adjourned
Thursday last 10 meet the 29th instant.
Harvey p. Eaton, E.q, of Waterville
vas in town on professional business
yesterday.
Fre,h Neufchatel cheese in this morn
ing also fresh lot Of nuts. Paul q
spear
Nil. Agnes B. Stafford returned home
last evening from weeks visit in
Augusta.
Wm. Folsom Esq. has been confined
10 his home BY ,,yere illness for few
day.
Mrs. Katie Moore and Two daughters
Of Bangor were among the arrivals by
last evenings train.
Owing to The rain ;. 5. Yose Il Son
open their new photo rooms Friday and
Saturday of this week
( The Supreme court for Somerset county
convenes Tuesday next. Judge Strout
will preside 1t is his first term here.
Walter b. Harding, Who is in attend,
ance at The Maine Medical College
Brunswick, was home over the Sabbath.
Henry Spoflord and wife of Boothbay
Harbor, visited relatives in town last
week, returning home Monday afternoon.
Hon. H. {. Weber and Hon. Albert
Leavtt. county commissioners, went to
Rockland, this morning to look over the
new Jail of Knox county.
The third assembly in the second
course of dances at Miburn Hall, under
the direction of Messrs. Pooler and Went
worth OCCUR tomorrow Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs John NJ. Ballard of West
Sidney, and Miss Esther NJ. Blight Of
Brooklyn, \. y, are in town, the guests
of Mr. Billiards. sister, Mrs. Chandler
| futile.
The turkey dinner at the C0ngrega-
tional se,try yesterday was largely at
tended, aud the several ladies who plan
ned and served it are to be commended
for their success,
r. X. Atkinson graduate of Maine
State college, class %, now chief engi-
necr of the Wiscasset 4 Quhec r. r.,
was in town Tuesday, the guest of his
former classmatc, John w. Steward.
Mrs. l.. A. Daseomb has severe
trouble with her eyes and left home yes
terday morning for Portland, for treat
mcnt in the Eye aud Ear Infirmary
there. Dr. Dascomb accompanied her.
The following SkoWhegan citizens
have been drawn to serve as traverse
Jurors at the March term of the supreme
judicial court which sets one week from
tomorrow: Geo. IL. Webb, b. d. Say
age, William Clough and Charles Smith.
Show hogan Whist enthusiasts of all
ages held the second of their series of
parties in Milburn Hall, on Friday even
ing of last week, nearly sixty people
being in attendance. Like its predeees-
sor it proved delightful evening for
all.
About 30 members of Canton SOmer
set attended the funeral services of their
brother, W. b. Libby of Lewiston, ON
Saturday last, Supt. Thicker of the
Maine Central granting them free pass
age. Rev. c. V. Hanson, assisted in the
service.
Geo. +. Sampson rendered his clerk,
Fred Wing, a card party at his home, on
the evening of Monday last, entertain
ing twenty of the friends of this young
man. Delightful refreshments We're
served and it was a most happy time for
the participants.
The special meetings at the Bethany
church are still in progress and are well
attended and of much interest. Meet
ings will be held this evening and on
Friday evening. 1t is expected that
these services will continue another
week. All interested are very cordially
invited to be present.
Mr.. J. w. Walker, piano tuner, has
been in town for two weeks past on his
semi-annual visit, aud as usual did fine
business Monday evening Mr.. Walker
visited the rooms of The Milburn Club
and entertained the members for time
by his brilliant executions on the piano,
among other pieces rendering that new
and popular march ."lhc Liberty Bell
Oosoola Division Uniform Rank X. of
z. elected officers ut their regular meet
ing held Tuesday night last, resulting as
follows; c, +. Rochester, capt; 4. l.
Sawyer, lieut.; G.. y, Buzzell, herald !;
Geo. Simpson, recorder; Forrest Good
win, treas. 1t is expected that Col II.
W. Steward of Wateryillc will install
these officers on Friday night of next
week.
Capt Zenas Vaughan received the
news of the death of nephew, DR..
Barnard Vaughan, at New Y ork. where
he was a physician of good practice.
He was native of Dead River, son of