The Somerset reporter., 1899-09-28
TOWN and VICINITY


Artists materials and picture frames
at Folsom 4 Nutting's.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry w. kimball left
town. Monday morning, for Boston.
NJ. /. Allen and c. A. Leighton made
a business trip to Thorndike, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Appleton return
Ell to their home in Bangor, Saturday
afternoon.
II. 6. Barker, the Gardiner iurrier is
10 be at w. II. wildes' store on Monday
next. See ad.
Ben S. Collins, Esq. of No. Arson, as
,istsnt inspector of customs in Boston,
was in town Tuesday.
Attention is called to change in the
running of the boats Of the kennebec
aud Boston Steamboat Co.
Mrs. Hattie Baker left town, Saturday
morning, for Stoneham, Mass, where
she will pass the winter.
George Fletcher, who has good posi-
ton with S. 5. Pierce &c Co., OF Boston,
Is home on a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. E. d. Merrill returned TO her
home In Foxcroft, Monday, after visit
with her cousin, Dr.tC. NJ. johnson.
A stated conclave of De Molay Com
mandry No. 10 X. T. will be held at the
asylum, Tuesday evening, October 3.
Miss Ina johnson left here Monday
morning for Waterville, where she will
take special course in. commercial
college.
The Universalist sewing circle will
hold cake sale in Ordway's old store on
Friday afternoon from two to five
o'clock.
A. X. Perkins and NJ. A. Harville at
tended the cattle show and fair at SOlon
and West Athens, Friday and Saturday
of last week.
Miss Alice Anderson of Portsmouth,
N. H., who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Symons, returned home Fri
day afternoon.
c. A. Ross and Walter Gushing repre-
sept the Skowhegan Board of Trade at
the annual session of the State Board
held In Bangor, this week.
Mrs. M. Z. Haskell. who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. L. j. Addition,
for several weeks, returned to her home
in Boston, Monday morning.
Miss Mary Reed and Miss Matte
Berry, who have been passing theft
vacation here and In Athens, returned tc
Maiden, Mass, Monday morning.
Brighton will have cattle show and
fair at the village, Friday of next week
October 9Th. IL it should happen to be
stormy that day it will be held the next
fair day.
DIR. S. F. Conant, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, Mrs. c. NJ. Lambert,
were In Lewiston, yesterday, to attend
the wedding ceremony Of a nephew, Dr.
Edgar Conant.
DIR. FredtM. Eaton and family left for
their home in Milville, N. j., Tuesday
morning, after spending few weeks at
the home of DIR. Eatons father, Mr.. b.
F. Eaton.
Miss Edith Frame of Boston, WAS
among the arrivals, Thursday afternoon,
and was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.
Dealey ,:until Tuesday morning when she
returned home.
DIR. and:Mrs. W. S. Stinchfield have
removed to.the Steward block on Island
Ave. By this change the Doctor will
have his office in his home, giving up his
rooms In the old post office block.
The freshman class of the University
of Maine numbers, 10S, this fall. Samuel
Joshua Foster of Bingham, and Charles
Wesley Lewis of Skowhegan, constitute
Somerset's.contrbution to the class.
S. R. Harding of Norridgewock, left
here Tuesday morning for Portland and
Boston on business trip and he pur-
poses to go to New York and take in the
Dewey reception Friday and Saturday.
Harold J. Phillips, who has just been
admitted to the bar, and Chester Fl.
Mills, who is a law student In. the office
of Walton & Walton, leave for Bangor,
next week, to enter the law school Of
the University of Maine, there.
County Commissioners Weber and
Smith returned here, from Dead River,
Saturday, where they had been with
Commissioner Metcalf to make the fall
inspection of the county roads in that
vicinity. They found the roads in good
condition.
Mrs. Hiram Burrill and daughter,
Mrs. Kate Mcclellan, returned to Show
hogan, Saturday, from a two weeks
visit to c. H. Burrill and family in
Rochester, N. H., and In the afternoon
of the same day, Mrs. Mcclellan returned
to her home In Caribou.