The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-08-29
TOWN and VICINITY,

ffludN last.
Mr.. Z. :. Baker of Bingham, was in
town Friday last.
Nj. L. y. Davis Of So. Norridgewoek,
was in town Friday,
Nj. and Mrs. j. D. Eawles went to
Boston Monday morning.
Mrs. Y. NJ. Yickery returned from
IIapswell. Friday evening.
Gen. John +. Kinsman left Saturday
morning for Washington, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs A. 5. Manson of Boston,
passed sunday at Hotel Coburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine simmons Of
North Arson, were in town Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Warren j. Foss OF Brgh-
ton, were in town over sunday, en- route
for Boston.
Rev. W. o. Aver, formerly pastor Of
the First Baptist Church here, was in
town Friday
The Misses Annie and Marie Friel of
Portland, are in town, the guests Of Miss
Joie Donigan.
Mr.. and Mrs William Mcclellan left
Saturday morning for Portland to attend
the New England Fair next week.
Charles NJ. Green of the Revere House,
Boston, is spending his annual vacation
in town. His wife accompanies him.
William Rowell, wife and daughter,
Alta, made carriage trip to Clinton and
Unity last week, visiting friends there.
Miss Helen Robinson of Boston, was
among the arrivals Thursday evening,
ard is spending several weeks in town.
w. Il. Clifford shipped last week car
load of his stuffed animals to Portland
to be exhibited in the New England
Fair.
Mr.. j. Nj York passed portion of
last week at Camp Benson, attending
the reunion of his company and regi
ment.
There will be an oyster supper and a
dance at Hayden lake Thursday even
ing the 10Th instant. Music by Kendalls
orchestra.
Charles +. Ward, the Misses Mae Bur
rll and Mollie Jaynes and Mrs. S. F.
Philbrick enjoyed a carriage drive to
Bingham Friday.
DR.. Ella F. Pease, house physician at
the Boothhy Surgical Hospital, Boston,
was the guest Of Mis-. j. c. Griffin
portion of last week
Frank Murphy left Saturday afternoon
for Poland Springs where he has stu
alton in the Poland Spring House for the
balance of the season.
Abbott Kendall returned from Mouse
Island Thursday evening where he has
been engaged in leading the orchestra
at the Samoset House.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Il. Pooler and Asa
Emery, who have been at North Pond,
Smithfield for the past few weeks, re-
turned home Saturday.
Charlie Danforth, who has been pass
ing his vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Elba Danforth, left for Boston
on Friday mornings train.
Among the passengers on Saturday
mornings train to Boston were Mr.. and |
Mrs. l.. j. Addition, Mr.. and Mrs. Slas
Leland, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Allen and
Elbridge G.. Varney.
Rev. j. j. Lewis of Boston, gave his |
illustrated lecture ON the passion play of |
Oberammergan at the Congregational |
church, Friday evening. His lecture
was very interesting.
Not even the rain could keep our nut
sic loving people away from the band
concert Friday evening in Depot Square.
The playing of "Home, Sweet Home"
was one of the prettiest pieces the band
has yet favored us with.
As there were no services at the
churches in Norridgewock on Sunday
forenoon last, quite a large number tof |
the people availed themselves of the |
privilege of attending the churches in
this place.
The selectmen have drawn Philander
C. Jewett and Thomas II. Howard to
serve on the grand jury for the ensuing
year and NJ. j. Allen, A. II. Weston and
ElwinlD. Packark to serve as .travrse
jurors for the September term of S. j.
Court
r. T. Patten has caused to be printed |
a tasty card containing full explanation
of the new fire alarm system and in
structions how to ring in an alarm and
how to locate a fire. They are for free
distribution to the public. Call at his |
store and get one.
Asa Estes was stricken with paralysis |
on Madison avenue Friday forenoon.
The shock attacked his left side, rem
dering him unconscious. DR.. Ellingwood |
was called and Mr.. Estes recovered |
sufficiently to be removed to a house
on Middle street
Mr.. c. d. Miller sailed Wednesday
noon from New York on the steamer
Paris for Europe. He will visit his sister,
Mrs. Stephen Coburn. and her daugh-