The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-17
New kid gloves at Ordway's.

this week
Roy L. Marston returned to his
studies at Bowdon this week.
New jackets, capes, fur capes and
colarettes at ". II. Wides
DR.. f. Holden Lansing returns to
Skowhegan, Sept %, for two days See
ad.
Harry w. Blakely Good Will Farm
boy, passed Sunday with II. W. Cush-
ing.
Mr. Henry Wheeler of Boston, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Horatio w. Cush-
ing.
DIR. Dascombe floats a Mckinley and
Hobart flag over the driveway to his
residence.
Morrison wants or 3 good men o
canvass for trees aud shrubbery. Pay
weekly.
w. G. Chandler, landlord of Hotel
Heselton, returned Saturday night from
trip to Boston.
Miss Alice Lalley returned to Gorham
this morning, where she is in attendance
upon the Normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. IrvIn Curtis who have
been visiting in town, returned to their
home in Boston this morning.
f. B. Curtis and wife, with their
milliner, Miss Withee, left home Mon
day morning for Boston and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Oak, Mrs. f. S.
York and Miss Minta Powers returned,
Friday evening, from trip to the White
mountains.
Miss Emma Hutchinson, assistant in
our high school for two years past, en-
tiers Colby University this fall for the
regular course.
Henry Crowell, who has officiated as
clerk at the Samoset House the past
season, returned to his home at Canaan,
Saturday night.
We learn that the Office of the Somer-
set Steam Laundry is to be enlarged to
double its present size and new plate
glass front put in.
George Eames left home Monday for
Hiram Moore's camp near Greenyille
junction, where he will be employed
for the coming winter.
The Somerset Traction Co. enjoyed a
large patronage Sunday, over their
electric road to the Spiritual camp
meeting in session at Lakewood.
The Merrill block, 05 Water Street is
to be heated by steam and y. S. Steward
d Co., have commenced upon the con
tract of putting in the apparatus.
Mr. George Shurtleff, foreman of the
cutting room at the Bloomfield Shoe
| factory, left this morning on week S
vacation to Portland and Boston.
Commencing this week, the Bloom
field Shoe Co. are for the present to run
their factory but four days a week,
shutting down on Thursday nights.
The Samoset House at Mouse Island
has closed for the season, and Mr.. J
c. Durrell, who has so ably managed
this property, will returned home thi'
week
L. w. Chase has leased the transient
stable of Hotel IIeselton, and will run il
as a sale, boarding and transient stable
continuing his extensive carriage bust
ness as formerly.
Isaac c. Dorothy and wife returned
home, Saturday night, from visit o.
several weeks to relatives and friends il
Hampshire.
Coal, right kind, Bixby & Buck.
"a Night in New York" is new ant
up to date. Only been out for two
weeks, and made hit everywhere
Packed the house at Lynn. Portsmouth
and Portland. Only plays three stand;
in Maine.
by luNlJdJlOu VI mlS' T. " DaH gcl
the c. c. c. c. passed a delightful day
at her cottage on the east shore of
Madison Lake, Saturday last. A picnic
dinner was served. About Is young
| ladies were present.
The Town Improvement Society held
an interesting and profitable meeting,
Friday afternoon last, at the home of
Mrs. h. w. Brown. a parliamentary
drill led by Mrs. Clara b. Leayitt was
the main part of the program.
j. p. Dinsmore and wife of New York
city are in town, called here by the criti-
cal condition of S. A. Bickford, a
brother of Mrs. Dinsmore. We learn
that Mr.. Bickford, who has been i'll for
many months, is fast nearing the end.
+. S. Prescott was in Boston last
week, in attendance upon the annual
reunion of the California Forty-niners.
There are $50 living members enrolled
in the organization, the membership
having been diminished the past year
by twenty deaths.
Pat Murphy, long connected with the
upper kennebec country, and many
years proprietor of the hotel five miles
above The Forks and known as "Mur-
phys, has sold out his interest in that
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