The Somerset reporter., 1899-10-12
TOWN and VICINITY


Don't forget the dance loulsh''
I'll. Anderson was in Portland, Mon.
day.
W. Il. Clarke of Caratunk was in
town. Tuesday.
George Fletcher returned to Boston,
Friday afternoon.
Next time you want a good &c cigar
ask for the NJ d NJ.
Mrs. B. F. Eaton left home, Thursday
afternoon, for Boston.
Artists materials and picture frames
ut Folsom & Nutting's.
Blaine S. Vies of Bowdon college,
was home over Sunday.
James P. Dudley of Eustis, was In
town on business, Thursday.
Miss Sadie Ward left home on the
afternoon train of Friday for Boston.
Mrs. E. W. Crawford of Wateryille,
WAS In town over Sunday.
A. Fl. Noyes of Peabody, Mass, was
among the arrivals Friday night.
Y. A. Withee and wife returned
this week, from trip to AroostOok Co.
d. W. Lewis, Esq, has been in attend
auee on S. j. Court in Bangor this week.
Way lard Leighton and L. c. Will
liams Of Athens, were III town, Tues
day.
Miss Lord is showing an admirable
line OF ladies bonnets and toques this
week.
Edgar Murphy left home, Saturday
morning, for a two weeks vacation in
New York.
The remains of c. 7. Benson were
taken to Boston, Saturday morning, for
nterment.
Mrs. c. II. Tilton returned home,
Monday, from two weeks visit with
relatives in Boston.
S.S.Vose of Waterville, former Show
hogan citizen, was calling on acquaint-
ances here last week.
Mrs. F. c. Dow went to Portland, Fri.
day afternoon, called there by the seri-
Gus illness of her sister.
Mrs. Fanny Wildes, who has been
passing the summer In Yarmouth, re-
turned home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Florence Webb and two children
of New Portland, are visiting her bro
Their, j. II. Hutchins and family.
George Sampson, the corner druggist,
has fine coal stove and parlor wood
stove, second hand, for sale at a bargain.
Maj. j. w. Fogler was called to Ban
gor Yesterday, summoned as a witness
in the case before the Penobscot 5. j.
Court.
Mrs. Sadie Bradford left Wednesday
afternoon, for Newport, where she will
pass the winter with her friend, Miss
Maemie Oak.
Miss Hattie j. Bussey, who has been
spending the past year in Massachu
sets, arrived home upon the Tuesday
evening train.
Miss Mae Norris was among the ar
rivals by Saturday nights train, callec
home by the illness of her mother, Mrs
A. 5. Norris.
Mrs. NJ. A. Heminway of New Bed
ford, Mass, who has been passing severa
weeks as the guest of Gen. K. b. Shep
herd and family, returned to her home
yesterday.
Messrs. j. Wallace Blunt, Henry
Elliott, Robert Ordway and Robert
Wentworth were among those who at
tended the Brighton cattle show arc
fair, Friday.
Morning worship at 10 ;45 a. M, al
the Universalist Church. The pastor
will preach on "What we shall give Oul
children At the Y. 2. G. T., at p
M, the topic is 1.-THE post office mis-
sion.'
Mrs. E. II. Stevens and Miss l.. b
Stevens, who have been at Bloomfield
cottage the past eight weeks, returned
to Cambridge, Mass, Saturday morning
Miss Annie Kelley accompanied them fol-
weeks visit.
G. A. Farbrother and John Prescott
returned, Thursday afternoon, from 8
hunting trip up river. They secured
| two deer on the west branch of Austin
stream and generously remembered theil
friends with liberal cuts of venison.
Washington Bunker, a member of the
Taunton, Mass police force, has been In
town the past week, the guest of his
cousin, DIR. F. S. Bigelow, and relative:
| in Athens. Mr.. Bunker IL Somerset
boy, going to Massachusetts 30 years ago
Bert Avore who has been connected
with the office of the American Express
Co., in Bar Harbor the past summer
returned home Sunday morning, and
after a brief vacation, will assume hi:
former position with the company in
this place.
w. II. Norton and Lawrence Hayder