The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-26
A. K. Butler passed Sunday in Water

vile.
Miss Lena Cook is spending a weeks
vacation at Scion.
Leave your coal orders with BixbY &
Buck as usual.
Rev. Geo. W. Hinckley of Good Will,
is in town today.
f. a. Nolin is on business trip to
Lewiston, today.
S. A. Nye of Fairfield, was in town on
business last week.
Short corsets "the latest fad W. II.
Wildes' has them.
Walter D. Stinson of Augusta was in
town on business, Saturday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Paul of South Boston is
visiting with friends in town.
Mr.. Albert Fellows of Boston, arrived
in town today on his way to Athens.
The Clerk of Courts office at the court
house is being repaired and painted.
DR.. F. o. Sawyer makes his monthly
visit to Scion and Bingham next week
Leon Bailey of Portland, is in town,
the guest of +. L. Walker and family.
Hon. c. A. MarstoH and son, Roy l.,
left town Thursday afternoon, for Bos-
ton.
Capt. A. c. Emery went to Boston
Monday morning on visit to his son {.
A. F. Emery.
Miss Margaret Lumsden and her
mother returned from Lewiston, Thurs
day afternoon.
Ernest Avore, who has been passing a
portion of his vacation in Phillips, re-
turned home Thursday.
Leon Gage left town Monday morning
for Penn Yam, n. Y, where he has a
situation in shoe store.
The stock of liquors for the town
agency have arrived and will be ready
for legal purposes early.
E. c. Frost returned to Providence, r.
l., Friday morning, after two weeks
vacation passed at his home in Cornville.
Miss Dorothea Agnes Donnelly from
New York, n. Y, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. William Wentworth, at n. Fair
field
II. c. Basset and family have returned
to Skowhegan, after an absence of
several weeks spent in various towns of
the State.
Mrs. Dora Whitaker of Augusta, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. {.
A. Goodwin, returned to her home,
Saturday afternoon.
Supt. Stanford of the New England
Telephone Co., was in town yesterday.
The construction of the line from here To
Madison has been entered upof.
Miss Edith b. Hanson, who has been
visiting in Boston and other Massachu-
sets cities for several weeks, was among
the arrivals Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. George Goodwin, who has been
passing several weeks with her daughter
in Sangerville, returned home Thursday
afternoon, She was accompanied by
her grandson, Robert Houston.
c. A. Leighton and wife returned Sat
urday, from Portland, Boston aud ProVi-
dence, K. |. They were in attendance
on the National Convention of American
Florists, held in Music Hall, Providence,
last week.
The fall term Of kindergarten will
open Monday, Sept. 6, at the brick
church on High street, with Miss Glass
as teacher. There will be but one school.
Further information may be obtained Of
Mrs. Weston.
Mrs. j. II. Laley of Somerville, Mass.
who has been visiting in town for some
weeks, returned home this morning and
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. +.
c. Dow, who will remain with her for a
three weeks visit.
Seats for the concert Monday evening,
are now on sale by subscription and at
SIMPSONS. Persons buying tickets
previous to she hour at which the choice
of seats is opened, will be given the
preference in selection.
Alexander Melrose of Pittsfeld,
Mass, visited friends in town several
days last week. Mr.. Melrose was at one
time boss dyer at the Coburn wooden
mills. He is now senior partner OF the
firm of Melrose & Densen, who are in
Producing a new system of dyeng.
A special train over thu Somerset Rail
way for North Arson campmeeting. will
be run Sunday. The o'clock a. m. car
on the 5. and n. Railway will make
close connections with this train at Nor
ridgewock Returning the train leaves
No. Arson, at 8 p. m. Fare for the
round trip 40 cents. Close connections
at Norridgewock on return trip.
Alderman William j. Donovan,
Thomas II. WEIGH, who is connected
with the custom house, George Phillips
of the street department and Charles A
Kelley of the internal revenue service
all of Boston, who have been passing a
week at Hotel Heselton, left Monday
morning for their homes. They were
much pleased with Skowhegan.