The Somerset reporter., 1899-09-28
New lace curtains at Stewards.

Ladies should read Curtis new milil-
merry ad, this week.
Chandler futile passed Sunday with
relatives in Sidney.
Ladies' wool eiderdown dressing
sacques, only CSC at Judkins'.
C. A. Fsirbrother made business
trip to Gardiner and Bath, Monday.
Mrs. NJ. T. Pooler returned to her
home In Wellesley, Mass, yesterday.
! T. Fl. Anderson left town, Saturday
morning, on business tripto New York.
A good heavy wool working pant can
be bought at Chas. F.. Wards for $3.50.
Orrin J. Dickey, of Belfast passed
Sunday In town, the guest of Chester Ii.
Mills.
Everett Goodwin went to South Ber-
wick, yesterday, with view of locating
there.
A. Ledyard Smith, Jr. of Madison and
his daughter, Miss Edna, were in town
Friday.
Miss Sue NJ. Brookings visited few
days this week with relatives in
| Gardiner.
Edward Barry, who has been at Booth.
bay the past summer, returned home
Saturday night.
j. Il. McCone OF Wateryille, was in
town Friday. There is but little i'm
provement In his eyes.
Mrs. c. II. Titon went to Boston,
Thursday morning, where she will pass
TWO weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Emily Bracket of Quincy, Mass,
Is visiting Der sister, Mrs. Nahum
Steward for few weeks.
Rev. Gideon Mayo of Waterville,
passed through here Saturday evening
for Canaan where ne preached Sunday.
Miss Lord has returned from New
York and shows many novelties in the
millinery line not to be found elsewhere
in town.
Mrs. S. A. Cabot, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. G. Blunt, return
ed to her home in Wellesley, Mass, Fri
day morning.
John N. Taylor of Cape Elizabeth and
Horace Atwood of Hampden, were in
town Friday and inspected the steam
boat at Madison pond.
Miss Tena Green, who has been at
Stoneham, Mass, where she has been
employed In laboratory the past sum
mer, returned home Saturday evening.
After a siege of his old enemy, sciatica,
which has continued for many weeks,
we are glad to note that DR.. c. p.
Sawyer is again on deck at his dental
rooms.
About twenty couples from this place
and Norridgewock enjoyed private
social hop at 1.-THE Pines,' Monday even
ing. Kendall's orchestra furnished
music.
Mrs. E. Fl. DaDforth stopped over
night, Thursday, with her daughter,
Mrs. D. F. Judkins, on her return to her
home In Lewiston from Athens and
Harmony where she has been visiting.
A convocation of Somerset Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons will be held in
Masonic Hall, Friday evening next, at
which Winfield s. Hinckley, grand high
priest, will be present on his official visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Varney left home,
Tuesday, on trip to Penn Yam. N. Y,
where they will visit their daughter,
Mrs. Frank Sampson. On their return
they will visit in Worce ster, also their
SOD, DIR. Fred Varney of No. Chelms-
ford, Mass.
Mr.. Chas. Merrill, assistant baggage
master at the Union Station in Portland,
was In town Monday, calling upon his
old friends, Il. II. Howard and s. q.
Ward, the latter gentleman having COM
menced railroading the same year as did
Mr.. Merrill, in ga, as breakman under
Conductor John Jewett.
7 A delegation of twenty knights from
Skowhegan Lodge No. 10, upon invita-
tion from Keystone Lodge No. 100, K.
P, went to Madison upon a special car
at 7 80 Tuesday evening, where they
conferred the esquire rank upon one
candidate. At the close OF the work
banquet was rendered them.
Prof. Elmer Towne is meeting with
great success in the musical field of
Boston and vicinity, where he conducts
band and orchestra. Mr.. Towne was
In Skowhegan yesterday en- route home,
having spent a brief vacation at the
home of his wife's parents, Hiram Moore
and wife in Madison. Mrs. Towne and
young son returned with him for the
winter.