The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-20
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tons, this week.
Mrs. J. A. Colby left town, Thursday
afternoon, for Portland.
A meeting of the Democratic County
Committee was held in this town, yester-
day.
Mrs. W. II. Gannett of Augusta, is
spending a few weeks with relatives in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Curtis of Boston,
were among the arrivals Saturday
afternoon.
Forrest Goodwin Esq, will speak at
Starks, Saturday evening, the 18th in
slant.
Miss Eunice Bodwen of Scion, is
the guest of Miss Agnes T. Webb on
Leayitt St.
Charles Greene, clerk at the Revere
House, Boston, is passing his annual
vacation in Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gardner returned
Friday noon, from carriage drive to
Dixmont, Bangor and vicinity.
Rev. Andrew L. Chase of Portland,
occupied the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning.
Miss Belle Estes left on the morning
train to visit friends in Boston, and
other Mass. cities, for few days.
Tea drinkers should try the popular
Royalty Chop-a fine article that sells at
zoe lb. Nearly all grocers have it.
Dr. II. l.. Woodman and wife who have
been visiting in Cornville, returned
to their home IN Boston, this morning
The horse sold by f. F. Fairbrother
at auction. at the track, yesterday,
brought $500 and was bid in by George
Tilton.
Miss Grace Mayo of Fairfield, daugh-
ter of f. p. Mayo of the Turf, Farm
and Home, spent sunday with friends
in town.
Messrs. Frank Cayouette and Frank
Fortier returned last Tuesday night,
from a 700 mile bicycle trip through
Canada.
Mrs. Chas. T. Fitzgerald and daugh-
tiers, reached here Saturday afternoon
and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Weymouth,
Mrs Lillian Orcutt York Of Washing
ton, d. c. with her son, Warren, is visit
ing at the home of her grandfather,
Oliver Walker.
A. 2. Bixby and family, who have
been visiting relatives in Somerset,
left town Friday afternoon for their
home in Star Prairie, Wisconsin.
Charles Page, day clerk at Hotel
Heselton, left for Pennington, n. H.,
Friday morning, where he will spend a
vel earned vacation Of two weeks.
Hon. ). J. WaltoH ard Forrest Good
win, ESD will speak at Cornville town
house, Aug. 18th, and ut Madison town
house, Thursday evening, Aug. 27th.
Miss Lizzie Williams returned home,
Saturday, from her visit in Hartland,
and next week goes to Pennington to
complete her course at the Normal
school.
Forrest Weston of Lyman, Mass,
was among the arrivals on the after
noon train of Thursday. lie will pass
his vacation with his father and sister
in Cornyille.
Mems night shirts SOC ar Ordway's.
George Goodspeed wheeled into town.
Saturday, from Wilton, aud after pass
ing few days with his hnele Geo. b.
Fairgrieves. started enronte for Garry
Ponds ON his annual trip.
If you are thinking of taking a busi-
ness or shorthand course, you can do no
better than to attend Gray's Business
College, Portland, Me-. where the stu
dents are taught to do by doing, and
have office practice from the start.
Send for their free catalogue.
The concert at Lakewood, on Sunday
last by the Watervile Military band and
II. 3. Hall cornet soloist, drew together
one of the largest crowds of the season,
nearly 300 coming on the special train
from Waterville. There must have been
$500 people in the grove during the
afternoon,
A young man from Boston, visiting in
town, entertained the crowd at the trol-
ting park. yesterday, during the wait
between heats, With fine exhibition of
fancy and trick bicycle riding, perform
ing many difficult feats. 1t was not an
advertised attraction, but was a good
one nevertheless.
The first floor of the new Bison block
is to be occupied by a steam laundry to
be known as the Polar Bear Custom
Laundry, and will be opened Aug. 3lst
under the management of c. w. Green,
with Mr.. Harry Aver, formerly of
Fitchhurg, Mass, a practical man of
ten years experience, as superintendent.
The machinery, all of the latest pattern
is now being put into place, and it is
stated it will be the finest laundry In the
State.
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