The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-10
TOWN and VICINITY
Visit 1udkins for gloves.

Dark outings cts, a yard at Ordway :.
Robert W. Lord Of Pittsfeld, passed
Sunday in town.
Al. Heselton returned from Dexter
J Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Moore of Newport is visit
ing friends in town.
Domestic stockings, mittens and yarn
ut Ordway's.
Hon. Frank W. Hovey of Pittsield,
was in town Friday
DR.. c. p. Sawyer was in Lewiston one
day last week on business.
Ladies mackintoshes for $500, former
price 500, at W. II. Wides'.
Remnants in woolens for men and boys,
wear ut Coburn Wooden Mills.
Mrs. Charles Chase of Buda, H., is
visiting her brother, Francis Lowe.
Miss Carrie Phlbriek returned from a
six weeks visit in Boston, Friday after
noon.
Fred {. Pooler and Charles Green re-
turned Saturday from hunting trip up
river
Boy wanted to learn the drug bust
ness. Apply at once at Patterns Drug
Store. r " a. II.
Rev. II. W. Kimball was called to
Portland Monday morning by the death
of an aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cushman of East
Madison, passed Sunday in town with
relatives
Miss Ella G. Nash returned Saturday
from three weeks vacation spent in
New York.
Band Concert tonight from the veran-
da of Hotel Heselton, commencing
promptly at O'Clock.
Fred Wing has returned from Lewis
ton and gone back to his old situation
in SIMPSONS drug store.
Mrs. {. ID. Miller has returned from
Boston, having spent several weeks in
that city and vicinity.
Mrs Mckensie has returned from Bos.
ton, and is ready to receive customers at
her home on Mount Pleasant Ave.
Colly Dascombe of Colby University,
Wateryile, passed Sunday in town, the
guest of his uncle, Dr.. l.. A. Dascombe.
Three members of the Wateryille
Wheel Club, Messrs. Bert White, II. E.
Davidson and Ralph f. Lincoln, were in
town Sunday.
Now don't wait, but take your sleigh
into f. p. Moore's at once, and then
when you want it, it is already, paint
hard, etc.
5. G. Ward is on his annual vacation.
During his absence the baggage room at
the Maine Central depot is being looked
after by Vim Moore.
Miss Agnes Stafford went to Lewiston
Monday morning to continue her lessons
in voice culture with Mr.. Geo. Horne.
She expects to remain several months.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Pearson, who
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hogan and at Parlin Pond, returned to
their home in Portland Friday morning.
The agency of the Caledonian (Fire)
Ins. Co. incorporated 1905, has been
transferred to Charles F. Jones and
policy holders should see him in case Of
need. r q a. lw.
Joseph f. Anderson, depot master at
Bath, who for many years was conduct
or on the egan--Portland run,
was in town last Thursday renewing
acquaintance.
Rev. c. V. Hanson, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs.
Belle. Claflin and Mrs. j. o. Smith at
tended the Baptist convention at Old
Town Hast week, returning therefrom
Thursday evening.
The change of time of leaving and
! arrival of trains took effect Monday morn
ing. The morning train leaves at $50
instead offs. 10, and the forenoon train
from Portland arrives at 0.40 instead of
1898.
The new proprietor of Hotel Heselton,
Vim. G.. Chandler, assumed the manage
ment of this popular hosiery on Tues
day last There will be no change in
the working force of the house at
present, AL. Hdselton remaining as
clerk,
The outside of the Jail is practically
completed excepting the porch over the
front door which is to be put on few
weeks later. The inside will be ready
for the cells by the first of November
and the structure ready for occupancy
early in December.
Friday afternoon a "sportsman' took
passage on the electric car, when about
mid way on its trip, and Immediately
set about Withdrawing the charge from
his gun. In doing so, however tie gun
was discharged but most fortunately
the charge went through corner of
the window breaking the glass and
shattering the "A portion of the case.
1t was close call.
The three weeks sacred song service
under the direction of Herr Buechler of
Boston, came an end Friday evening last,
with a concert at the Congregationalist
church Herr Rupchlnrs attention is