The Somerset reporter., 1897-07-15


in Boston.
Hon. D. D. Stewart OF st. Adams. is
in town today.
Asael Coleman Of Comma was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. Dadnum of Boston. Is the guest of
j. Harvey White.
Shoe bargains for one week at c. Il.
Gardeners. See Ad.
Mir. Henry Appletoa of Bangor is the
guest of Miss Helen Sauborn.
New duck suits, blazer acket, full
skirt, Sis at ". II. Wildes'.
Hon. d. Webster Allen, formerly of
Fairfield was in town Tuesday.
Harry Williams was called to Gardiner
Tuesday, by the death of his mother.
A second hand top buggy can be
bought at a bargain of Geo. E. Sampson.
Miss Waterhouse of Portland, has
been the guest of Miss Hannah Page for
a week.
The members of Wildes Camp sons of
Vererans contemplate purchasing new
uniforms.
Miss Annie Partridge left home We'd
nesday afternoon, on visit to relatives
in FIT. Fairfield.
Robert Bigelow returned home last
night from a two weeks vacation trip To
Lowell and Boston
Susie Priest has marked down her
entire stock of millinery goods including
hats, flowers and ribbons.
Geo. W. Heselton. Esq, of Gardiner,
county attorney of kennebee, arrived in
town yesterday afternoon.
Frank Oak, clerk in the Laud office,
Augusta, was in town yesterday, return
ing to Augusta this morning,
You can get your mower knives
ground in first class shape at reasonable
prices at the Island Machine Cos.
Mrs. K. B. Shepherd and Miss Marga-
ret left home to-day on a few days visit
to Mrs. A. c. Houston, in Sangervile.
Undervests for % cts. at Ordway's
Rev. Harry Townsend of Pittsfeld.
while in town this week, was the guest
of Mrs. Mary Varney and Rev. Geo. E.
Leighton.
Mrs. E. E. MeIntire and Miss Celia
McIntire returned, last Saturday from a
visit among the Berkshire Hills and in
Boston.
Rev. g. w. Hnckley of Good Will
Farm will preach in the Methodist
church, Sunday morning. in the absence
of the pastor,
H. J. Fogg and Mrs. Fogg of Boston,
Mass, arrived Wednesday afternoon,
and are in their summer home at Corn
vile, for a time.
Mr.. c. b. Williams of Haverhll, Mass,
is visiting friends in town for a few
days. He formerly resided here. Has
been at Haverhill years.
Sampson, the corner druggist, has is
sued little folder, relating to the fire
alarm system and its workings, which
you can obtain for the asking
The ennual excursion and picnic of
the First Baptist Sunday school will
occur or Friday to Lakewood Grove,
going by special car at 9,15 a. m.
The gale of Tuesday night wrecked
the little steamer Hazel D., on Hayden
Lake,'it being torn from its moorings
and drifted about the pond at will.
The first floor of the old post office
building is being divided into two rooms,
and f. o. Roberts, the barber, will move
down from above and occupy the new
rooms.
The Skowhegan ball team will visit
Madison on Saturday afternoon next,
1t can but prove good game as these
clubs are both playing good ball and are
evenly matched.
Childrens dresses only 12H cts. at
Ordway's.
Mr.. l.. A. Anderson went to New
York city by this mornings train. to
welcome his wife and two children, who
are to arrive in this country from Scot
land on Saturday.
Cards giving the numbers and location
of the fire alarm boxes, with the drec-
lions for their use, are being presented
to customers by c. w. Folsom at Pat
tens drug store.
II pleasant, the postponed lawn party
will be given this evening, at the home
of Rev. Geo. E. Leighton, 20 Madison
Ave, aud it is hoped a large number
will be present.
Rev. L. w. Staples Of Lynn, Mass,
and family arrived in town Tuesday, to
visit friends in Scion and Athens. Mr..
Staples resided in Scion In his younger
days and Mrs Staples, nee Hathoru, in
Athens.
Little Edna Hovey of North Arson,
was taken sick with cholera infantum at
the residence of Capt. Zenas Vaughan
Friday last. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. l.. Hovey. were summoned and she
il now imDrovinU