The Somerset reporter., 1896-07-02
TOWN and VICINITY.

lAultS uuCh SullH' @i.i' At 'td"dN =.
Mrs. Chas. Burnor went 10 Newport.
Tuesday,
Curtis begins his sale Of Toe hats,
Monday.
{. \. Moore. postmaster of Scion
was in town yesterday.
Gardner q Frost are showing the new
shade in ladies' oxford ties. see window
For sale A two seated carriage used
but little, inquire of Charles Fairbrother.
Miss Blanche Frost of Oldtown. is
visiting her uncle, c. ". Frost at Corn
vile
Mr. Omer Genest, merchant of Moose
River was in town, Tuesday and We'd |
nesday.
Bert II. Moulton of North New Port
land, is the guest OF Jesse Reed and
family.
You will find at Gardner & Frosts a
fine line of boys and youths low russell
shoes
Miss Berle Walton returned from
Wheaton Seminary, Saturday last, to
spend the summer at her home here.
Misses Grace Glass and Grace Perkins
who taught the two kindergartens. re-
turned to their homes in Bangor, Mon
day.
Attention is called to the fact that the
public dumping ground is on what was
formerly the DR.. Mann place on North
Ave. plains.
Hartland and Pittsfeld both have
races July 4th and Hartland has other
attractions to draw the attention of |
pleasure seekers.
DR.. j. L. Pepper of East Madison,
took the train here, Tuesday morning,
for Waterville, to be in attendance upon
Colby commencement.
Miss Grace f. Judkins who has been
teaching a kindergarten in Lexington, |
Mass, the last season, is spending her
Miss Minnie Waugh, daughter of
Deputy Sheriff A, NJ. Waugh of Starks, /
who is employed as teacher in Grafton,
Mass, is to spend few months in
France and Germany.
Misses Annie Allen, Fannie webb,
Lizzie Hutchinson, Anna Partridge,
Grace Emery and her guest, Miss Jessie |
Mutt of Eastport, went to commence
ment at Waterville, Tuesday.
Kennebcc Lodge, No. u, American
Benefit Society, will hold its next meet
ing in Milburn Hall, July 10Th. There |
will be literary and musical program.
large attendance is requested.
J. II. Colby of Moose River, was in
town, Monday, and called on the RE-
PORTER. Mr.. Colby began to TAKE the
REPORTER when Moses I.ittlefield was
editor, and hasn't skipped year since
Rev. DR.. c. Y Hanson and Mrs. .
Hanson were among the SkoWhegan |
people who attended the Colby com
meneement exercises at Waterville, this /
week, returning home, Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Lora G. Cummings left, Monday
afternoon, for Waterville, where she |
will spend a few days in attendance up /
on Colby commencement, going from /
there to her home in Saco fer the sum
mer.
The building of the road in Norridge- |
Nock, the extension of the Russell road |
to the Withee neighborhood has been |
let by the agent to Withee Il Clough for
SO cents per rod, and they have begun
work thereon with men and teams.
1t is expected that the commencement |
number of The Lever, the high school |
magazine, will be out Thursday next |
1t will be on sale at Bixby & Bucks. |
the price being 20 cents. 1t will be
number that all the alumni and students |
will want copy of.
+. NJ. Harris, son of Mr. aud Mrs. T.. !
.. Harris of this town, has been in
Europe since March in the interest of |
the Goodyear Shoe Machine Company, |
being in the employ of c. l.. Barker of
Auburn, eastern representative of .
that company, Mr.. Harris is now in
Germany and will 60 later to London
and Paris.
There will be special meeting of the
Town Improvement Society, next Mon
day afternoon, the 9th inst. at 300 in
the Congregational vestry. 1t is hoped
mat each member will make a special
effort to be present Ladies of the town
who are interested ia the work are cord-
ally invited to attend.
4 game of base ball wa played at
falrYlew Park last Saturday afternoon,
the contestants being the home team
against the Norridgewocks. If size aud
years were to count in the game, the
Visitors would have won hands down,
Tue ekowhegan Youngsters being so
much their interiors in this respect rs To
vail out slurring remarks from more
uhan one of that team. As the game
progressed, however, it was evident to