The Somerset reporter., 1899-10-26
and VICINITY

Mrs. Edward w. Heath OF WaterVille,
was ia Town, Friday.
will Allen of Wellington, was in town
OF business, Friday.
Mrs. f. c. Dow returned from Port
land, Thursday evening.
Artists materials and picture frames
at Folsom & Nutting's.
DR.. r. j. Martin of Augusta, was In
town over Friday night.
f. C. Dow made business trip to
Bangor, Monday morning.
Mrs. George o. Smith passed Friday
with friends in Watervlle
Landlord J. II. Gray of the Caratunk,
Scion, was in town Friday.
F. c. Pooler is visiting his parents in
Wellesley, Mass, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Butler passed
Sunday with relatives in Benton.
Geo. A. Parlin, returned to his home
in Machias, Thursday afternoon.
Miss Lola Goodwin left town, Monday
morning, for Boston for weeks visit.
Mrs. c. J. Dow and Mrs. +. Il. Folsom
returned from Boston, Saturday evening
Landlord Frank II. Baker of the Maine
Hotel. Auburn, was in town over sunday
Richard Ceilings has returned from
Augusta, where he has been for the past
four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. White and
their son Harvey went to Boston, Mon.
day morning.
The street department has been busy
the past week raking up the dead leaves
and burning them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Gage left town
for Worcester, Mass, Monday morning,
on visit to their son and daughter.
A. w. McCurdey of Bach, is officiating
as telegraph operator and bookkeeper
during the absence of John Lancaster.
Mrs. II. d. Eaton of Waterville, was
in town, Friday, on her way TO Cornville
to attend the wedding of her brother.
Miss Alice Perkins, who was called
here by the serious illness of her sister,
returned to Boston, Saturday morning.
Howard Maddocks, U. of M, spent
Sunday with relatives in town, attending
the U. of M,-Colby game at Waterville
en- route here.
Farmers who own their farms can get
them insured In the oldest company In
the world at q fair rate at Fairbrother's
insurance agency.
Miss Margery Morrison left town,
morning for Boston and New
York. Later she will go to Washington,
d. c., to pass the winter.
A private social hop was enjoyed by
about twenty couples last Tuesday
evening, at Milburn hall, Kendall's
orchestra furnishing music.
Mis-. Edward Rice, accompanied by
her son Irving, went to Portsmouth, N.
H., Monday afternoon, for visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Locke.
Mis-. L. j. Sawyer and grandson, who
have been visiting l.. l.. Morrison, and
family, returned to their home In Phila.
delphia, Saturday morning.
FL. A. Dnsmore and L. +. Fairbrother
attended the first annual meeting of the
Maine Association of Local Fire Insur-
ance Agents at Bangor, last Thursday.
About 30 couples attended the ball in
Grange Hall, last Thursday night, under
the management of Dealey and Thomas.
Music was furnished by Kendall's
orchestra.
Rev. III. w. Kimball, Rev. j. M. Buff
um and wife, Mrs. F. C. Burrill, Mrs. j.
Ii. LaCase and Miss Harriet Nash were
delegates TO the S. S. convention at
Portland, the first of the week.
John Weber, formerly employed in
the Maine Central railroad office here,
was among the arrivals Saturday even
ing, and passed several days in Brighton
this week looking for game.
Harold Lord of Fryeburg, spent Satur
day and Sunday in town with his mother
and sisters. He left Monday for Auburn,
where he has position offered him by
Co., wholesale paper
firm.
Fairview, Grange No. 342, Smithfield,
dedicates their new hall today. 1t is
planned to have grand ball in this hall
Wednesday evening of next week, for
which good music has been secured. 1t
will be gala time and all are invited.
Stephen. Parlin of Chicago, who was
called here. by the death of his father,
Mai. Amos F. Parlin, left Tuesday, for
New York. He will visit his sister,
Mrs. Geo. H. Coolidge at Chattanooga,
Tenn, on his way from New York to
his home.
The pupils of Grade IN, Baptist Hill,
gave their teacher, Miss Dora Cleveland,
a pleasant surprise, last Thursday even
ing, by calling on her In body. AL
though unprepared for the occasion she
was equal to the emergency and fur
nished entertainment for them until a
late hour.
Last Friday morning a crew of six