The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-08-31
TOWN and VICINITY

oysters R in order at Fairgreves'
restaurant.
Edw. F. Danforth, Esq, went to Mon
son, Tuesday.
Mrs. Grace st Leger is on visit to
relatives in Providence, r. |.
Picking spices-full strength and all
kinds at Wings drug store.
Mrs. Fred Kellogg is visiting her
cousin. Mrs. Webster Bunker.
Mrs. o. A. Priest returned home from
Dresden campmeeting, Tuesday
Miss Emma Tobey will reopen her
dressmakng rooms Monday next, Sept.
4th.
Hon. C. A. Marston went to st. johns
bury, Vt, this morning, on business
trip
Band concert, boating parade, and
Examinations, ETC., at Lakewood, Friday
evening, Sept. Sth.
sewell w. Smith and daughter, Lii
Had Ttluiutu l. dCSbdS hlSil AiOLb LA1Al
visit in Massachusetts.
Carl Curtis went to Boston, Tuesday,
with view of securing a situation and
remaining permanently.
Edwin Gledhill has leased the Frame
house on North Ave, and will occupy it
with his mother and sister.
Mrs. P. II. 5. Vaughan and two
children of Augusta are visiting for a
few days with her parents.
H. D. Patterson is absent on his an
nual vacation, and is passing it this year
at Belfast and in Boothbay Harbor.
Madam Matthew. the wonderful clair
yoyant and spirit medium is at Hotel
Heselton, for limited time. See ad.
George Cleveland has returned home
from Mouse Island where he otficiated
as clerk the past season at The Samo-
set.
DR.. H. G. Ball, who has been passing
his vacation in this place and vicinity,
returned to his home in New York city,
Tuesday.
Eugene II. Cooling Esq, of Montreal
has been visiting in town the past week
with sister, teacher in the Catholic
paroehal school.
Mrs. Angie Knight Porter is stopping
with her sister on Pine street, called
here by the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. Abigail Knight.
Mrs. C. A. Jacobs and little daughters,
Airline and Mable, left on Tuesday for
Bath. where they will reside in the
future, Mr.. Jacobs having a position
with the Lewiston, Brunswick and Bath
electric road.
Miss Bertha Judkins of Waterville,
accompanied by her friend, Miss Edith
Mitchell, who had been visiting for the
past week at Miss Judkins' aunts, Mrs.
P. {. Jewett and Mrs. F. |. Estes, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. s. j. Walton and Miss Ethel
went to Mouse Island, this morning, to
complete arrangements for house
party Miss Walton is to entertain for the
coming two weeks. Rosewood Cottage
has been secured for the exclusive use
Of the party, which will include friends
from different parts of New England,
together with Miss jeanette Lord and
Miss Alice Wildes from this place.
Carpenters are erecting at The Pines
this week, chute 100 feet in length and
making other preparations for the com
ing exhibitions of daring bicycle riding
! to be given Sept. Sth and 9th by Capt.
Paul Quincy, at this resort. The
Management OF the S. Il n. electric
road have secured this attraction at
great expense, feeling that our people
will all want to witness Capt. Quincy's
phenomenal act. See ad.
Mrs. J. p. Batdorf and daughters,
Misses Sauna and Tudie of New York
City, who have been passing the sum
mer at Hotel Heselton, rendered a
] pleasant farewell reception to their
friends in town, Monday evening, from
eight until eleven. The affair was
strictly informal. About forty guests
were present. The evening was pleas
antly passed with dancing and in a
social manner. Light refreshments
were served in the dining halls, Mrs.
Batdort and daughters left town, Tues
day, for their home.
At the First Baptist Church on Sun
DAY morning, the pastor, Rev. Henry F.
Huse, will preach upon he theme
Words Of the Master to his diciples. "
IN addition to the usual music by the
chorus choir under the leadership of
Mrs. Philo Steward, there will be
special singing by Mrs Mary Cushing
Palmer. Morning worship and sermon
al 1913 a. m. The Sunday school meets
at Z o'clock. Young Peoples Society
OIL Christian Endeavor at 6 o'clock p. m.
dospel praise service at : o'clock p. m.
Acordial invitation is extended TO every
one.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.-On account of
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