The Somerset reporter., 1899-05-04
Hair, lime and cement at Blunt's.

Wilkie Clarke returned to the Univer-
sity of Maine, Saturday.
The Trans Atlantic Trio 10 the lat, st
vocal gems are with "Side Tracked"
George Fl. Shurtleff is passing this
week, in Portland and Boston.
Mr.. AND Mrs. Edward Leach visited
their daughter at Pshon's Ferry, Friday
afternoon.
Fiske b. Hutchins left town, Friday,
for Ashland, Mass, for weeks visit at
his home there.
All persons indebted to c. H. Gardner
are requested to settle by May 10. See
notice 10 another column.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Hauser of Boston,
who have been visiting friends here, re-
turned home, Saturday morning.
S. NJ. Sawyer came up from Fairfield,
Friday night, to attend the Canton
banquet, remaining over Sunday.
Miss Linda Graves, who Is teaching in
1 J.,
to spend vacation OF two weeks.
w. II. Baker left Tuesday afternoon,
for Portland, where he is receiving treat
ment at the Maine General hospital.
VIM. G. Ellis of Gardiner, was in
town, Monday, and inspected the Som
erset Loan and Building Association.
All the latest New York popular songs
and clever dancing are introduced In
"Side Tracked" Coburn hall next Tues
day night.
II. A. Williams Bangor hardware
merchant was in town Wednesday, on a
brief visit to his sister, Miss C. j.
Williams.
Miss Eolia Bray and her mother, who
have been passing the winter at Ash
vile, N. C, returned to Skowhegan,
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Sidney Ring, who has been visit
ing his friend AL. Thorndike, for few
days returned to his home at Newport,
Thursday afternoon.
Eugene w. Crawford went to Water
vile, Monday morning, to assume his
duties as superintendent of the Waterville
Gas and Electric Co.
reception will be given Rev. f. T.
Adams, the Methodist clergyman, and
Mrs. Adams at the church vestries, to-
morrow, Friday evening.
Lewis Moore of Boston arrived in
town, Sunday morning, on business
trip. He was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. X. White while in town.
Arrangements have been made where
by the result of the National league ball
games will be received each evening by
telegraph at the Herbst cigar store.
Rev. K. Il. Adams, who is to occupy
the pulpit at the Methodist Church here
the coming year, arrived in town, Satur-
day and began his pastorate last Sunday.
Col. and Mrs. W. r. G. Estes went to
Lisbon Falls, Saturday morning. This
week they are in Portland, where Mr..
Estes ia attending the Masonic meetings.
The Folsom & Varney stock of
cameras and supplies has been purchased
by II. C. Bassett and removed to his
studio. Among the cameras are some
second hand and slightly shopworn
which have been marked at prices which
will interest all who intend purchasing
this season.
Bert Daggett of this place met with a
most unfortunate accident early last
week. With others he was en- route to
the Dead River region by team to engage
in log driving, sitting on the end seat of
a crowded wagon, he was thrown out by
reason of the vehicle nearly upsetting,
and he fell under the wheels. The load
passed over his body, breaking several
ribs.
Mrs. F. S. Cairns and little son arrived
in town Friday evening and will pass the
next few months here. Mr.. Cairns, who
is now employed in the United STATES
secret service, has recently been assigned
to Cuba for an indefinite period and has
already sailed for that island. We mott
ced that Mr.. Cairns was one of the secret
service men who aided in ferretng out
the principals in the recent big counter
feiting affair in Philadelphia.
Henry l.. Chapman, professor of
English literature in Bowdoin College,
delivered most able and entertaining
lecture upon Robert Burns in the Beth
any Baptist church last evening under
the auspices of Sorosis, To which were
hidden the Woman's Club, Village I'm
provement society, students OF the high
school and gentlemen friends This
lecture was fitting close to one of the
most successful calendar years yet en-
joyed by Sorosis, and the large audience
present are indebted to this Club for one
Of the most enjoyable dscourses of the
season.