The Somerset reporter., 1899-08-31

morning for Boston.
Oyster lunches speciality at Fair
grieves' restaurant.
Mr.. d. A. Gorson of West Athens
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Stevens is spending
a few days in Bingham.
Fred Wing has been on business
trip to Boston the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holden of Moose
River were in town this week.
Mrs. Will Pitts and little son are in
Bangor on two weeks visit.
Mr., and Mrs. Mark Emery of North
Anson, were in town Saturday.
Lester Bragg of Portland, was in
town, Friday, calling on friends.
George Foss of Brighton, took the
train here this morning for Connecti-
cut.
Spiritualist camp meeting at Lake
wood commences tomorrow and contin.
ues 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Pishon
passed Sunday at the Samoset House,
Mouse Island.
At the last regular meeting of Wildes
Camp u, Sons of Veterans, one candi-
date was initiated.
Miss Mamie Oaks of Newport, was in
town few days last week, the guest of
Mrs. Sadie Bradford.
Mrs. f. p. Page went to Riverside,
Friday afternoon, for few days visit
there and in Augusta.
Mrs. Phillip Gardiner went to Bruins.
wick Monday morning to attend the
Advent eampmeeting.
-Four cars of stock were shipped from
this station to the Eastern Maine fair
at Bangor Monday morning.
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Fuller of Water
vile, were in town Sunday, the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. F. S. Bigelow.
c. L. Andrews, of the law firm of
Heath & Andrews, Augusta, accompa-
ned by his wife passed Sunday with
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. K. Butler.
Robert |. Bigelow returned to Lowell,
Mass, Saturday morning, after visiting
his mother here for the past four weeks.
Hiram r. Bearce has sold his black
horse to a gentleman in Dorchester,
Mass. The reported price paid was
S225.
Will Baker, who has been at the Maine
General Hospital, Portland, for several
months, returned home Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Swan of Boston,
who have been passing their annual
vacation here and at Lakewood, return
ed home Friday morning.
Mr.. R. X. johnson, station agent of
the c. 2. r. at Jackman, Mrs. johnson
and Mrs. M. j.. Armstrong were in town
last week driving here with team.
Regular Sunday services of Christian
scientist, will be resumed at 20 Water
street Sunday morning, Sept. Bird at
1915 o'clock to which all are welcome.
DR.. A. 7. Smith and wife who have
been passing several weeks in West
Athens, left here by the afternoon train
yesterday, en- route to their home In
Minneapolis, Mimi.
The friends of Miss Hattie Marble
are glad to learn she had a pleasant
voyage across the ocean, and after en-
joying the novel and beautiful scenes
about Edinburg, has started for the
Highlands.
The Solon band gave three pleasing
concerts at Lakewood, Sunday. The
Spiritualist campmeetng opens tomor-
row and will continue 10 days. Promi-
nent speakers from all parts of New
England will be present.
Percy M. Porter, of the firm Bowley
& Porter, crockery and novelty dealers,
has recently sold his interest in the firm
to his partner, F. W. Bowley, who will
continue the business at their store on
Water street. Mr.. Porter and family
went to Castle Hill, where they will
locate, Tuesday afternoon.
A deal has recently been completed,
whereby the west half of township 4,
situate on Dead River, and containing
$4,000 acres has been sold to f. z. Viles,
E. 2. Page and Forrest Goodwin. The
land was bought of Calvin Totman and
A. II. Totman of Fairfield. The tract is
good timberland and will be numbered
upon by its new possessors.
Mr.. c. M. Hill of Moscow was in
town Tuesday. He is native of Show
hogan and when boy worked for a
short time In the Republican Clarion
office. Later, when young man,
WAS employed in the Union Advocate
office at North Anson and pulled the
lever of the Franklin hand press on
which the Advocate was then printed.