The Somerset reporter., 1896-06-18

town Saturday.
L. F. Wilson passed Sunday in town
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Emerson passed
Sunday in Augusta.
White tennis shoes and bicycle shoes
at Gardner & Frosts.
+. y. Merrill, Esq, made a business
trip to Boston, last week.
Go to F. G. Heald Il Go. For mowIae
machine repairs and rake teeth.
Mrs. William Mcclellan of Carbon.
was among the arrivals on Thursday
evenings train.
Sacred band concert n Lakewood
grove. Sunday nexf. Cars every -
minutes.
f. 6. Head Il Co. have few Of
those Perfection" refrigerafors NJ A
bargain to close out.
W. c. Wentworth was in town last
week, returning to Cumberland Mis-
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mary 5. Tuttle is elerkine % tie
register of deeds Office during the
absence OF Miss Lola Goodwin.
Fredus Howe of Fitehbnrg, Mass Wa
in town one day last week. the e4est ~
his cousin, y. ". Brainerd ESQ.
Brookings & Priest have IA good linz
of both trimmed aud uutrimmea hat
which you would do VEL to examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
Mr. and Mrs. \. H. Noges and
daughter, left this morning for salem.
Mass. Nj. Noyes vii also visit several
other places ia search If hides.
Mrs ". d Blaesdeu II Lewiston and
Mrs Fitzgerald If Island raaa w.
were among the arrivals tuesday nigh
to yisit relatives ia this place and "a
man.
The members of The graduating CLASH
Of the high school Viii attend service
at the Bethany chneh, next sunday,
Key Or {. y. Hanson having been
chosen 10 preach Tie sermon 10 them.
Alr and Mrs. F. L. Weber Of Duluth.
MINI. were in town, Saturday and
sunday. guests of Nj. and Ms. O. K.
Bachelor. Mrs Aebber is a niece Of
Mrs. Bacbeller Mr. and Mrs Fuller
came east to attend the wedding Of Miss
Adams. daughter Of spraguc Adams Of
Bangor and niece Of Mrs. Fuller.
They made the trip from Bangor, here
aud return, by team.
George W Bishop OF view York, ae-
eompanied by his daughter, Miss Amy,
was in town, saturday. He made but
two purchases here, one from &. 5.
Hill, aud two weeks old With ers colt
of Dr. +. S Bigelow, for which lie paid
so, Or Bigelaw 10 keep the colt until it
is four months old Mr.. Bishop bought
sixteen other horses in the state i've at
Gardiner, tive at Pennington, four in
Wateryille, and two in IIallowel.
Upon invitation of Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
Gushing large delegation from Cara.
bassett Lodge |. o. O. F., with their
ladies, to the number of about eighty,
visited their pleasant home last Friday
evening TO attend a lawn party. 1t was
a little too cool for comfort out of doors
so the company adjourned to the house
where smost enjoyable evening was
passed Refreshments were served and
music was furnished by Kendall's
orchestra. Before leaving the odd
Fellows presented Mr.. and Mrs. Gushing
with handsome clock.
Children's Day was observed at the
Bethany Baptist church, Sunday.
Beautiful flowers and ferns were taste
fully arranged about the pulpit. In the
morning. there was sermon to the
children by the pastor, DIR. G. V. Han
son, and in the evening pleasant con-
cert by the members of the Sunday
school. The program was made up of
songs and exercises by the bright little
lads and lasses of the primary depart
ment, with interesting recitations by
older members, a most enjoyable solo
by Mrs. W. y. Donovan and duet by
Misses Dora and Dena Trafton.
By the breaking of a bolt in the
hosting gear at the power station of
the Somerset Traction Co., Sunday
afternoon, the power for operating the
road was shut off, for nearly three
hours. The accident necessarily in
convenienced hundred or more people
at the Lake, who were planning on re-
turning home by the 80 car. After
tedious wait of an hour, and the pros
pect of car seeming no nearer, many
of the people started homeward on foot,
some walking the entire distance, and
at least three ladies were among the
latter About 7.15 two double teams
from Nutting's livery stable drove up
the road and gathered up a load OF leg
weary people. At 7.45 the accident
was remedied, and two cars were run
up bringing back the tired excursionists
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