The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-14
TOWN and VICINITY

Mrs. Orln Priest went 70 Boston,
Monday morning.
Col. Elias Milllken of Augusta, was in
town, Friday.
Mrs. J. p. Oak returned6rom Bangor
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 4. Durrell passed
Sunday in Augusta.
! Ladies underwear, %, 80, 75c., s100
and sl.25 at w. II. Wildes'.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Simmons of North
Arson, were in town, Thursday
Headquarters for hair, lime and
cement at Jas. Lumsden & Co.'S
Andrew L. McFadden, sheriff of Ken
nebec county, was in town Friday.
Mrs w. II. Pearson returned to her
home in Portland, Friday afternoon.
Henry J. Lane, proprietor of the
Garry ponds camps, was in town last
week.
II you want first class job Of picture
framing at low price go to Bragg &
Varneys.
Harry Gushing, who has been spend
ing few weeks in town returned to
Boston, Friday.
Mrs. Helen c. Stafford's large class of
ladies continue to meet daily at Hotel
Coburn, p. N. 40
Mrs. Sarah Foster went to Waterville
Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Harvey d. Eaton.
Miss Hattie 7. Mayo of Hodgdon ar
rived in town Thursday evening, for
short stay with friends.
Rev. B. c. Wentworth returned Fri
day night from a fishing trip in the
eastern part of the State.
DR.. P. II. S. Vaughan of Augusta,
was in town Thursday night, called here
by the Illness of his mother.
George II. Paul. senior mem Der of the
firm of Paul & Spear, went to Boston,
Friday afternoon on business.
The place to bay first-class Dbl. of
flour is at the South Side Grocery, Jas.
Lumsdeu & Co. propr's.
The class of '99, S. H. S, enjoyed a
straw ride to the home of Miss Eunice
Moore in Madison, Friday night.
j. Seymore Rawles left town Monday
morning for Brockton, Mass, where he
has secured situation in a hardware
store.
Miss Effie Crowell and Mae Marble
left town Monday for Pennington,
where they are attending the Normal
school.
c. A. Fairbrother has accepted posi-
ton as day clerk at Hotel Heselton and
entered upon his duties last Thursday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will II. Mcdonald of
Pennington, accompanied by their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Voter, drove
to town, Saturday.
F. A. Morrison, formerly of Skowhe-
gan, is running as express messenger be-
tween here and Boston during the abb
sence of Eben Emerson.
DR.. c. p Sawyer left home Saturday
morning for Virginia, where he will take
a course of treatment at the celebrated
no a1r;pOe IN, bat
II you are in want OF a new parlor
stove, call at M. &. Bakers, No. q
Mechanic st. He has few good ones
left that he will sell at cost. 4w3S
Leslie R. Bunker, wife and child left
town Friday morning for Freeport,
where on Saturday Mr.. Bunker took
possession of the Harraseeket House.
AT the next regular meeting of the w,
R. c., Oct. 10, the Dept. Pres. will be
present, and it is earnestly requested
that each member make special effort
to be present.
The Teachers Association of West
Somerset will convene, Nov. 8 and 10.
1t is trusted that the teachers Of Show
hogan will do their part to make the !
meeting success.
Mr.. II. C. Poolor of Pittsfield was in
town Friday. He came with his team
to bring his brother, Lorenzo Pooer of
Plymouth, Michigan, here to remain a
few days with his nephew, Manley T.
Pooler.
Tho following delegates have been
elected to represent Abraham Lincoln
command, U. Y. T., at the department
meeting at Old Town: Jefferson Savage,
Nathan Fowler, Prescott Cleveland, II.
II. Cross, Frank Wade and F. A. Wing.
While working at the electric hight
station John Nutting jammed the end
of his finger to jelly under heavy
piece of machinery, and ahputation was
found necessary, just above the first
joint, the operatfoe being performed by
DR.. Taggart.
How few people realise what COM
fort hot water bottle is. When pass
ing, il you would step into the drug
store of C. w. Folsom, you will find a
complete line with prices low, and the
goods warranted. Physicians prescrip-