The Somerset reporter., 1897-09-02
TOWN and VICINITY.

IIzGHLIt Liil7 mn.
UB Goodrich Of Bingham. was in
asa au business Monday.
r. ~ Morrill, and wife OF Watervile,
srsIged n town Mooday evening.
short length eorsets slOO a pair at
Ne Heselton's.
J. g.. Bartlett aud wife returned to
Boston by the train OF yesterday.
MI. II. Bsrbariek is in town to look
AFR business At the corn canning shop.
500 yds. Fruit Of the Loom, 36 inch
bs4ghyd cotton &C., at W. H. Wides'.
GO. small, Ess, of Madison, county
attorney is ia town on legal business
today
Mr.. $ L. Fowler of Canaan was in
town Saturday, aud visited the REpoR-
rfe office.
Ms Minnie NJ Gould of Cambridge
por-. Mass, is visiting friends in town
Tor few weeks.
Master Carl Pratt who has been visit
ing Mr. Jesse Reed and family, returned
home last Saturday afternoon.
4 ear load of the celebrated White
Plume -four expected every day at Bart
letts. Wait for it and be happy.
Dr. w. +. Merrill has removed his
office from his residence on North
Ave. 10 Milburn block. Water st.
All members of Bloomfield Assembly,
No. %, Pythian Sisterhood are requested
10 meet in X. p. hall next Monday eve,
sept. g.
Arthur f. Mitchell and viii G. Reed
are taking in the State Fair at Lewiston,
this week, making the trip on their
wheels.
Mrs. A. Strickland writes the REroR-
TER that she has a hydrangea that has
81 nice large blossoms on it. Can any
one beat this?
Judge Edward Spaulding, wife and
daughter, Mrs Ferrebel, of Norfolk, Va,
who are summering at Augusta, were in
town this week calling upon relatives.
Mr. &. A. Hilton and Dr.. G. F. Web
ber were in town yesterday in the in
terest of the Fidelity Rupture Cure.
They we're at hotel Coburn while in
town.
The attendance upon the North Arson
campmeeting was large this year and
the interest well sustained until the
close. 100 people were admitted to the
grounds Sunday.
The Kennebec Steamboat Co. will con
tinue their Sunday night service to Bos
ton, until and including Sunday, Sept.
9Th They will run two steamers out of
the river on Monday evening, Sept. h.
Rev. n. T. Dutton of Waterville, will
preach in the Bethany Baptist Church
Sunday morning next at the usual hour.
There will be a conference meeting
this Thursday evening in the chapel at
30 o'clock.
Mr. James Mathews who resides at
Twelve Corners, Madison, 8 miles from
Skowhegan heard the last fire alarm
whistle blown here and told friend the
number Of the box where the alarm was
rung in, No. "a
The wall under the Weston sawmill,
thrown down by the freshet some weeks
age, has been replaced and water turned
In so that Steward Brothers flour mill,
and Adams 4 Caswells wood working
establishment have resumed operations.
Russell Post g. A r. have in view the
erection of a suitable stone in south
cemetery on the soldiers lot there. At
the regular meeting of the post tomor-
row friday evening, the proposition
will be considered. A large attendance
is desired.
Prof. w. K. Chapman visited the
Somerset Choral society, Tuesday even
ing and conducted the rehearsal of the
festival music. Mr. Chapman expressed
much pleasure with the progress the
choral has made since his last visit, aud
N''Bf''hNhICu NlACil Nuih MI a. ~
Bartlett sang a solo, aud the evening
was much enjoyed by the members in
attendance,
There were shipped Monday from this
station to Lewiston for exhibition at
Maine State Fair: 10 oxen belonging to
.. o. Vittum & son of Solon; oxen
the property of A. S. Grant of Solon !;
neat cattle owned by Guy Foster, No.
Cornyille, and 2 horses owned by Chas.
GAYLORD. Six head were also shipped
Tor b. NJ. Perkins, and head for Elmer
Reed to the Eastern State Fair at Ban
gor.
suitable case with apartments for
ming old papers and documents that
may be of historical or genealogical
value has been provided by the trustees
OF Bloomfield Academy at the Public
library and all citizens having such
papers are requested to deliver them
there where they will be properly ar
ranged. These things increase in value
as the years roll around and should be
put In place where persons desiring in-
formation about the people and affairs of
TIE town in ''ye olden time may have