The Somerset reporter., 1896-06-11

IS inch percales &c at W. II. Wildes'.
Mrs. Abner Emery went to Portland,
Monday morning.
Dr. \. l.. Farnham of Fairfield, was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. L. Webster of Cara
funk, were IN town, Saturday.
The Democrats hold a caucus at
Engine hall, next Saturday evening.
See the double texture Macintosh
detachable cape for s3.75 at Judkins'.
DR.. and Mrs. {. p Sawyer left, satnr-
day morning, for Moosehead lake and
vicinity.
Harvey White of Boston, is in town,
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. X. White.
Roy Marston, Bowdoin %, aceompa-
MED by c. W. Marston, class Of OF, was
in town Saturday.
Mrs. j. W. FogleI OF Leavenworth,
Kansas, and little son are visiting Mr..
and Mrs b. f. Baker.
How can you make $500 any easier
than by saving it when you buy your
carriage: /. W. Chase guarantees you
shall do it if you purchase of him.
The Junior class, 5. II. S enjoyed
ride to the home of one of their number,
Miss Ethel Morrill,, Friday evening,
where they were pleasantly entertained.
The cars of the Somerset Traction
Company leave for Hayden lake daily,
at 9 a. m. Il m, 2, 4, 8 and S p. m,
returning Immediately upon arrival at
the lake.
Mrs. b. f. Eaton returned from
Louisville, Ky, Saturday, where she
had been in attendance upon the meet
ing of the General Federation OF Wo-
man Clubs.
The {. {. {. {. went to Hayden Lake.
yesterday afternoon, on "a picnic.
Through the courtesy of the Somerset
Traction company they were given a
special ear for the trip.
Ladies duck suits, full skirts and
blazer 81 .39 at v. II. Wildes'.
Mr.. J. j. Enniking the artist, who has
been spending a week or more at the
home of Mr.. John Weston, returned to
Boston, Thursday, with a number of
beautiful sketches he had made while
here.
The assignments of Judges, for the
Supreme Judicial courts OF Maine have
just been made public. Those for
Somerset are: September term, Judge
Emery; December term, Judge Foster;
March term, Judge Wiswell.
The cottage which is being built at
Madison pond by McQuillan and Good
win for Messrs. DR.. f. o. Sawyer,
Fred Il. nhilbrck and John K.
Philbrck is nearly ready for occupancy.
1t is situated on the east side Of the
pond.
"Cider" Marcou got filled up on cook
ing whiskey, Saturday morning, and
created disturbance at the home of
his parents, on the South side Officer
Gilblair gathered him in aud later in
the day he was given a trial, receiving
a sentence of 30 days in the county
Jail.
Herbert y. Pratt of this town, won
the two mile bicycle race in the champi-
onship contest of the Maine Inter
collegiate Athletic Association at Water
vile, Friday, the time being ) minutes
1 seconds. This beats last years record
by IS seconds, and wins for Mr.. Pratt a
gold medal from the State association.
Forrest Goodwin, Esq, who is one of
the delegates to the National Republican
convention from this Congressional dis
trict, will leave home, Friday morning,
for Portland. where he Joins the Maine
delegation to st. Louis, aud they leave
that city at noon of the same day by
special train over the Mountain Division
Last week, George Leach caught
trout in Madison pond which weighed
one and one-half pounds This is the
first trout taken from these waters for
some time although an old resident of
Madison tells the ARGUS man that 40
years ago it was one of the best trout
ponds in Maine. The black bass killed
them Off
A large assortment of white and
cream ribbons at NJ. b, Heselton's.
The Minneapolis Times of May 80,
contains an account of the death
of BENZ. j. Savage, son of d. l..
Savage of that city, at st. Louis Mo.
He was victim of the cyclone that
struck that city, May 9th. He was one
of the proprietors of the Santana Wand
derville show and had been a CONNIE
dian and gymnast since his 10th year,
being % at the time of his death. He
was a relative of Mr.. w. H. Norton of
this town and he informs us that Mr..
Savage was native of Somerset County,
the town of Madison.