The Somerset reporter., 1899-10-12


bury's.
w. P. Winslow of Lsrone was in town,
Friday.
Henry Hubbard of Canaan, was in
town Tuesday.
Lyman D. Murphy went to Boston,
Monday morning.
T. F. Paine, ESQ.,, of North Arson,
was In town, Monday.
A pleasant tenement to rent on Madi-
son Ave. Apply to l. j. Smith. (42)
B. F. Eaton and granddaughter, Miss
Pauline Oak, passed Monday afternoon
in Waterville.
Edwin Gledhill, manager of the Mar
ston Worsted Mill, made business trip
TO Boston this week.
Rev H. A. Marley and Miss Clara b.
Varney are attending the Universalist
convention, this week, at Lewiston.
j. P. Dudley of Stratton was in town,
Saturday, leaving that morning by rail
to North Arson, thence by team to his
home.
Rarely do you see as complete line
of rubber goods, hot water bottles and
fountain syringes as can be found at
Wings drug store.
/. L. Salley, D. V. s., secretary of the
Maine Veterinary Medical Association,
attended a meeting of that body in Wa
terville, yesterday.
Will Baker, who has passed the great
er part of the past two years In Skowhe-
gan, has returned to Walla Walla, WASH,
leaving here Monday last.
O. Il. Bachelor, Esq has resigned the
office of disclosure commissioner, his
health being such that he cannot well
attend the duties of the place.
James Fellows returned home, on
Thursday of last week, from his six
wet ks vacation trip to British Columbia,
Washington and other western states.
Baggage Master S. c. Ward shot q
deer, Tuesday afternoon, about two
miles out, in field that is said to be
formerly Tom Lawleys old hunting
ground.
f. E. Southland, for year past engaged
in the livery business in this place, has
leased the Norridgewock Hotel, succeed
ing Mr.. Cahill, and took possession Mon
day last.
The annual trot at Oak Stream Park
In Canaan, comes off on Saturday next,
Oct. IA. There are year old, 3 minute,
2 50 and 2 % classes, the purses being
25 bushels of oats in each class.
Fred Nash, who with his young son,
has been on brief visit to his mother
and sister, returned home to Bridgton,
N. j., where he holds the position OF
boss dyer In the mill of which Morris
Gledhill, formerly of this place, is super
intendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Wing returned
home, Saturday afternoon, from ten
DAYS carriage drive to Jaekman.
While absent they visited Moxie Falls,
and en- route there, Mr. Wing shot two
white squirrels, particularly rare speci-
mems. which he brought home, and is
having mounted by w. r. Clifford.
We are glad to learn that the Com
monwealth Shoe & Leather Co. are call
ted at Skowhegan. We understand the
special demand just now is for girls who
are experienced on cylinder vamping,
and that old hands at this kind of work
earn good pay, and have steady employ.
ment. See advertisement.
We are Informed that Waterville
Business College is having remarkably
good patronage. The reason for this
is that the best methods and systems
which the world has devised for giving
instruction in commercial branches and
shorthand are here used. The Student
IlDt1t ltStDblJ cstabIiShCu anu Pio-
viding board and room at So 20 per week
is an important factor In the reduction
of expenses to those in attendance.
See new ad in this issue.
j. j. Emery of Hartland has been
prospecting for gold on the shore of the
Kennebec, below the village, and claims
that there is plenty Of gold, and that If
one had the right to work it with the
usual hydraulic smachinery for washing
the sand, that it could be made to pay.
He was here few days last week and
washed out several pans full in differ.
ent places on the shore, securing good
results In the shining metal. He left
here, Saturday, for Carratunk and
Spencer stream, where he purposes to
do some prospecting.