The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-07
TOWN and VICINITY.

in town Monday AFTERNOON.
Cents heavy night shirts, extra well
made. 80 cts, at NJ. b. Heselton's.
Rev. II. w. Kimball preached at Good
VIII chapel last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. David Rowell of Solon was in
town Monday and made the REPORTER a
call.
win Holt who has had a position at
the Poland Springs house, has returned
home.
Col. A. G. Blunt, and f. f. McNeelie
of the REPORTER, are in Boston this
week.
DIR. Carleton Kimball of Portland, has
been making his son Rev. H. w. Kimball
brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Pearson of Port
land, are in town guests at the home of
H.W. Cushing.
Miss Minnie Davis of Cornville has
gone to Frankfort where she has posi-
ton as head miliner.
Miss Minnie Gould of Cambridgeport,
Mass, was the guest of Miss Maude L..
Reed few days last week.
Fred Whitman who has been visiting
his parents in town few days, returned
to his home in Boston Tuesday.
Miss Priest has a fine line of fancy
feathers, wings, aigrettes, ornaments,
fancy braids and choice ribbons.
Mr.. B. Domenicho of the firm that has
opened new fruit store here, returned
to his home in Exeter, y. H., Tuesday.
At Miss Priests you will find large
collection of trimmed millinery that will
be an easy task to make your selection
from.
Hon. Tilson d. Salley of Madison was
in town Monday and attended the lay ing
of the corner stone of Grange Cottage at
Good Will Farm that day.
Mrs. l.. f. Hopkins of Stoneham, who
visited at the home of her brother, |. A.
hoores on Madison Ave, left here on
her return home Tuesday.
Court Reporter j. Stanley Estes was
joined by his wife, Saturday, who arrived
from Fort Fairfield and will remain until
the close of the present term of court.
c. A. Leighton is the local agent for
Ellwanger & Barry of Rochester, n. Y.
This firm carries the most complete line
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nursery house in the United States.
Mr.. c. H. Kilby, formerly of the firm
Kilby & Woodbury., publishers of the
REPORTER, since the death of Mrs.
Kilby at South Portland is making his
home at Lubec and Dennisville, Wash
ington County. He is much broken in
health.
Herbert b. Smith wife and children
have returned froln New Hampshire.
He doesn't seem to stick in that State
where ne belongs. He has not yet cal
led upon the town for help since his re-
turn and it goes out that he expects to
60 to work.
1t may not be generally known that
Chas A. Atkinson, who formerly resid-
ed here, is now manufacturing fine
chocolates and bonbons in Boston. A
full line of these goods have been recent
ly added by C. w. Folsom, druggist, 45
Water ST., who makes a speciality of
compromising physicians prescriptions.
Mercer will hold its annual cattle
show and fair at the village Tuesday
next, the 18th instant. The Mercer
society always has good fair and makes
particularly strong showing of stock
and sheep. The officers are c. F. Smith,
president; G. X. Allen, secretary; John
Bunker, marshall. Inquire of them for
particulars.
c.. A. Leighton has built the past
summer for his flower store in the
Thompson building, the largest florists
refrigerator this side of Portland. The
standard commercial flowers will be
Kept constantly in stock, also palms,
ferns and other decorations. In artistic
flower designs this house Is second to
none in the State.
Judge 7. H. Haskell and Mrs. Haskell
arrived in town, Wednesday evening,
having driven across country from Dover
where Judge Haskell Just completed a
term of supreme court. He took the
train for Portland, and will return here
to-day, and drive to Ellsworth where he
begins a term of court, Tuesday next.
de enjoys driving over Maine with his
own team.
The following club women left town
Wednesday afternoon to attend the
meetings of the State Federation at Ban
gor; Mrs. Clara Leavitt, president
Mrs ), j. Walton, delegate, Mrs. B. F
Eaton, Mrs. j. p. Merrill, Mrs. VIM.
Ooran, Mrs. j. P. Oak of the Woman's
Club, and Miss Harriet. Nash and Mrs.
James Holt OF the Soross. Mrs. Eaton
Is treasurer of the Federation and Miss
Nash, auditor.
Mr. +. G. Woodbury. of the late firm
WOO dbury & Gage and earlier, Wood
bury, Morrill, & Gage has bought an es-