The Somerset reporter., 1895-05-23
TOWN. VICINITY.


NJ. B. Hes9ton's.
Geo. Z Stafford lelt home yesterday
for Bosfof. 90 business.
Miss Meiyiua Ireland died at the home
Of y. z. HoaG> Friday last.
Mis-, III Wight visited lrr mother,
Mrs, Martina kiIgore Nanday.
Edmond L. Brown of Harmony made
the REroErlE call SATURDAY.
d sirabl. nou>e To rem ou Leayitt ST..
with stab,r. iaquirc OF H. II. Tufts.
Mrs Ed +. Page visited in Augusta,
the pass week returning home Tuesday.
MRS. ". IL. Niggin Of Portland is
visiting in town, the guest of Mrs. Wm.
Doran.
Mrs W. B. Libby aud little daughter
of Lewiston were in town the early part
of the week.
Mrs. \. G. II. Pulsifer of Waterville,
was in town yesterday, the guest of her
son, DR.. r. II. Pulsfer, and his wife.
Mr. aud Mrs J. r. Beknell of East
Madison We're III town Saturday and
called at the REPORTER office.
f. +. Oak, clerk in the Land Agents
Office at Augusta, was in town over
sunday visiting his brother j. p. Oak.
Mrs John Waugh accompanied by her
little girl, left home yesterday on a visit
lao f..tI Ia, /
MIR. W. &, Gague of Pennington was
in town last week calling upon friends
here. He is in the mercantile business
in that town.
Rev. B. c. Wentworth arrived in
town Saturday and preached his first
sermon as pastor of the Methodist
church here, Sunday.
Vim. B. Snow, Esq, was at Gardiner
Tuesday, to take in the Trade Carnival
returning Wednesday morning. lie
says its a big thing.
On Friday and Saturday NJ b. Hesel-
ton will sell any of his % cent hose at
p cents a pair. Any of the 50 cent hose
at l3 cents IL pair. Read his ad.
Mr.. J. Z. Merrill was called to Aroos-
took county by the serious illness of his
brother Ivan, and left ON the afternoon
train for his home yesterday.
Members Of the Skowhegan Wheel
Club are requested to be ON hand for
the Lake George run as per program.
Landlord Washhurn is TO be ready for
them.
Invitations are soon to be issued by
the class OF % High school, for "A re-
ception to be given in Milburn hall, the
evening OF Friday. May 3lst from $ to
II o'clock.
Advertisers will bea! in mind that the
REPORTER will be issued Wednesday of
next week and it will be necessary TO
have copy for advertisements one day
earlier than usual.
George o. Smith who is at home from
Johns Hopkins University, is spending Il
Haven aud Ninal Haven, examining GER
tain features of the geology of those is
lands.
Mrs. Sumner =. Snow returned home
yesterday noon from stay of several
weeks in Bryson city, No. Carolina,
We are pleased to be able to state that
she found the southern air very benefci-
al and that her general health is much
improved by the change.
1t appears that certain land owners on
the shore of Hayden Lake ask such high
prices for their lands that the projectors
/ of the Electric road to Madison are OBJ
liged to abandon the route proposed to
! East Madison and from the Rowell place
around the shore OF the pond to the Hay
den place and have surveyed the route
by the west road direct to Mr.. Hayden's,
by shorter and easier route but
4 does not reach East Madison so directly.
Mrs. Eliza Morrill), wife of Oliver
Walker, died at the family home on
\ Court street, Friday last the l7th instant,
at the age of - years, after a protracted
ilutsS WHICH, dutCItu itI HltutilI1 dS
n well as physically. Mrs. Walker was
4 the daughter of Peltiah Morrill,, formerly
Of Hallowell, Maine, and her home was
in that city until her marriage with Mr..
Walker, twenty-five years ago, since
which time she resided in the one house
in town in which she died, where funeral
services were held Sunday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. b {. Wentworth,
pastor of the Methodist church, and at
tended by many neighbors and friends.
Special bargain sale at NJ. b. Hesel-
tons this week.
People are now assured that Curtis is
the place to buy millinery.
Chase & Sandborn's seal brand coffee
IN pound cans. Paul & Spear.
If you want berries, bananas, pine ap-
pies, oranges or any thing in the fruit
line call on +. Il. Goodrich.
On Friday morning NJ. b. Heselton
Will offer for sale 3 doz ii inch Turkey
leather busters at 25 cents each, regular
price GO to rs cents; doz inch Ostrich
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