The Somerset reporter., 1899-07-06
Bargains in petticoats, at Judkins'

with his grandmother in Foxcroft
Harry Palmer has gone to Bar Harbor,
for the summer, where he has position.
Llewellyn Jones of Rhode Island, has
been spending few weeks in East
Madison.
Mrs. C. P. Sawyer entertains the
Pansy club today at her cottage at
Madison pond.
john Donigan, who has been in
Methuen, Mass, for several months,
has returned home.
Herbert Henries returned Yesterday
morning from Bangor where he passed
a few days with friends.
E. l.. Walker is to commence the
erection at once of cottage on his lot
on the east shore of Hayden Lake.
C. w Day wore pleasant look yes.
terday, as he started two of his horses
10 the races at Hartland, Tuesday, get
ting second money in one and third in
the other.
Those indebted to C. W Folsom are
requested to call on him early, at Room
/, Morrison IL Mcclellan block, as he
wishes to close his accounts as soon as
possible.
Miss Clara |. Huse and Miss Louise
D. Gage of Boston, who were here to
attend the ordination of Miss Huse
brother, Rev, Henry F. Huse, returned
home, Wednesday.
Mrs. c. S. Pullen and daughter of
Brooklyn, y. Y. are in town for a
brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs. C. W.
Folsom on their way ito their former
home in Monson.
Walter A. Harding, formerly of Nor
ridgewock, was member of the gradu-
ating class of Tufts College medical
school, this year, and president of the
class. Success to DR.. Harding who is
well known in this town.
Mr.. Charles Playse, who is organizing
A. O. Z. w. lodges throughout Maine,
came home Saturday night, for few
days visit with his family. He departed
this morning for South Portland where
he hopes to institute lodge.
Mrs. p. L. Doyle and Miss Lizzie NJ.
Bartlett of st. Paul. Mimi, with Mrs.
Asa Knowles of Randolph, Mass, are
visiting their sister, Mrs Hannah Rick
er. 1t is the first time the sisters have
all been together for thirty years.
Miss Addie Smith, a former popular
teacher in our schools, and who holds a
responsible position in the city schools
of Springfield Mass, is home for the
summer vacation and is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Dealey this week.
A Jolly family party left home for
Deer Island, Moosehead Lake, Monday,
for weeks outing made up of Hon. c.
A Marston, his daughter, Miss Mollie,
his sons, Roy, Coburn and Clair, c. w.
Marston, Alonzo Marston and wife and
Miss Long.
InC lON II duliiOl illCS dlC Oh Lllt LlhGh
of certain boys who are reported to have
committed acts of depreciation on Co
burn Park, by girdlng shade trees,
| stripping bark from rustic fences and
shades We hope the parties who have
committed these acts will be arrested
and punished, as they richly deserve to
be, whoever they may be, whether boys
or men.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Spencer,
Mrs Helen S. Coburn, Miss Louise II.
Coburn, Mrs. Grace Coburn Smith and
Miss Josephine w. Smith are in Water
vile today to attend the wedding of Mr..
Fred Padelford of Calais, and Miss Eliz-
abeth Pepper, daughter of DR.. G. D. B.
| Pepper, which event was set for today
noon at the residence of the brides
parents, Waterville.
Mrs. Chas. Gaylord and son were sum-
moned to Augusta, Monday, by the
critical illness of Mr.. Gaylord who
went there with his two fast horses last
week, for the races July 4th. 1t seems
Mr.. Gaylord was taken with a heart
| trouble, with which he has before been
afflicted, and we are glad to learn that
under sklful treatment he soon rallied,
and will be able to return home soon.
An observing gentleman in town
makes the following suggestion, which
appears to us to be practical one and
worthy of a thorough trial by a large
number of citizens in all our towns. 1t
is this: Build bright fire near your
premises in the evening to attract
and destroy the caterpillar moths.
1t will cost but little to try it and the
way they cluster around the electric
lights, indicates that these bright fires
may each destroy thousands of these
moths.
The Eunce Farnsworth Chapter d.
A. K. paid a visit to Norridgewock,
Wednesday afternoon, July 9Th, for the
purpose of extending congratulations to
Mrs. Caroline Farrand Hight, on the oc-
casion of her Doth birthday. Mrs.
Hight is one of the four "Real Daugh-
tersn with which the roll of the chapter
has been honored. Born in 1900, her