The Somerset reporter., 1897-09-02

Fred treble OF Bingham, was In town
yesterday.
New Idea paper patterns 10 cents at
NJ. B. Heselton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Heseton spent
Sunday in Scion.
J. o. Haines made business trip to
Wateryille, Friday.
Mrs. Zenas Vaughan, is visiting friends
ar Livermore Falls.
Hon. D. D. Stewart was in town on
professional business yesterday.
Il. S. French, mail agent in the Boston
and Bangor route, was in town Friday.
Mrs. Omar Clark of Carratunk, passed
the day, Friday, with friends in town.
DR.. A. T. Farnham of Fairfield, was
in town Friday on his way to East Madi-
son.
Frank Wilson and Cyrus Newton of
Jackman, were in town on business,
Friday.
mIb. u IAODlubOu hbi dhhkI1CA Ahap@tf
returned from Old Orchard Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. II. NJ. Foster of Gardiner, visited
friends in town the past week, returning
home Tuesday.
Henry Philbrick of Boston, was in
town Sunday the guest of his uncle,
Hon. William Philbrick.
Services will be resumed at the Uni
yersalist church, Sunday morning next,
at 1880.
Carl o. Childs of Boston, arrived in
town Saturday, and is the guest of Nat
Owen and family.
W. r. Clifford has his exhibition of
stuffed birds and animals at the Lewis
ton fair this week.
F. G. Greene, Esq, of Athens, is in
town this week a witness in the equity
case now On at the court house.
Miss Wenona Clarke of New Portland,
a student at Wellesley college, class 1900,
Is the guest of her cousin, Miss Helen
Clarke.
Mrs. Fronie Traitor went to Hart
land Saturday, where she will teach in
the:.vllage school during the coming
term,
The business meeting of the Baptist
Y.P. S. G. E. will be held Tuesday,
Sept 7th, instead of Aug. 81, as an
nounced.
Mr.. Higgins, superintendent of the
Boston Herald plant, has been in town
the past week, the guest Of Mrs. u. A.
Barnard and family.
The Working League connected with
the Congregational society, met at the
home of Miss Helen A. Sanborn, Monday
afternoon, having picnic supper.
Town Treasurer George K. Sampson,
has recently paid into the State treasury
S209, the amount paid into Clerk q. 5.
Webb for dog licenses the past year.
Miss Zaidee Morrison departed Tues
day, for Palmer, Mass, where next
week she enters upon her duties as
teacher of drawing in the public schools.
At a meeting of the Milburn Club,
Monday night, George E. Sampson was
elected treasurer to succeed Il. I. Patten,
resigned, who had so faithfully served
the club since its formation.
Mr.. aud Mrs. d. +. Judkins have re-
turned from their Wedding trip, and are
residing at No. II Leavitt street, where
Mrs. Judkins will be at home to friends
on and after September 9th.
Miss Margery Morrison, who has
been at home for several weeks, return
ed to Minnesota by the afternoon train
yesterday. Her grandmother, Mrs. Saw
yer, accompanied her for visit.
Daniel Snow of Quincy, Mass, and
Mrs. Snow are visiting friends IN this
vicinity. Mr.. Snow was native of
Skowhegan and left here about 20 years
ago. He served in the army in the 10th
Maine Regiment.
The site of the old Sawyer House in
So. Norridgewoek, has been purchased
the past week, by X. w. Brown aud John
p Clarke and they are Immediately 10
begin the erection of three story hotel
40xS0 feet, having all modern con-
veniences. Work has already commence
ed on the cellar.
Services will be resumed next Sunday
at the Universalist church at 1890 a. m.
Subject of sermon. Religious Go-opera-
ton All members aud friends are
requested to be present for the time for
the meeting of The State Convention is
near and the pastor has important APP
pointments to make.
A reference case is being heard at the
Court House, today: Nira f. Ridley
(hy GUARDIAN VS.. Henry Ridley.
Judges, S. c. Strout and Enoch Foster
are the referees. Hon. d. d. Stewart is
counsel for the plaintiff and Walton &
Walton for the defendant. The case
may occupy two days or more.
Harlow Bigelow has a most remark
able hydrangea at his home near the
shoe factory. THE plant is six feet high
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