The Somerset reporter., 1899-05-18
TOWN and VICINITY

Blunt's.
George Cushing Ia In Bangor this week
on business.
HID. Patterson Is In Portland. this
week, on business.
Miss Julia Folsom passed Sunday at
her home In Augusta.
j. Smith Nutting went to Bath, yester-
day, on q business trip.
Artists materials and picture frames
at Folsom q Nutting's.
A special meeting of Canton Somerset
Is called for this evening.
Peerless Ice cream freesers are the
ones that freeze, at Blunt's.
Editor A. C. Ladd OF the Fairfield
Journal, was In town Saturday.
A. Fl. Chase, Lexington lumberman,
was In town Friday on business.
Mrs. Frank Renner went to Gardiner,
Monday morning, to visit relatives.
Miss Alice Provincial visited relatives
In Waterville, Friday and Saturday.
r. Maggomer, a Chicago detective,
was In town several days last week.
A. r. Donigan, one of BinghAm's hust-
ling business men, was In town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. 8. Sawyer are visiting
at their former home IN Starks, this
week.
Mrs. n. C. Gushing went to Bangor,
this morning, on a brief visit TO her
parents.
C. A. Coleman and Omer Genest of
Jackman, made business trip TO town
last week.
Frank A. Nolin, manager OF the Solin
Mig. Co., made business trip to Bos.
ton this week.
George Lynch, chef At the Coturn,
Is able to be on duty again after a two
weeks illness.
The rank Of esquire will be conferred
upon one candidate by the Knights Of
Pythias this evening.
Miss Hortense Smith OF Fairfield,
passed Sunday In town as the guest of
her mother, Mrs. David Horne.
Warren Casey Of Oakland, deputy
organizer of the United American
Mechanics Association, 10 In town this
week.
John Donigan left home Monday
morning, for Methuen, Mass, where he
has position as foreman in wooden
mill.
John Lockwood left town Monday
morning for Gardiner, where he has
situation In the Evans House as night
clerk.
r. x. Cayouette, who is connected
with L. P. Hollander of Boston, the
fashionable ladies' tailor, is home for a.
brief vacation.
f. l.. Walker left town Friday morn
INK for Naples, where with crew of II
men he will have charge of the painting
of large hotel.
Mrs. B. F. Eaton and Mrs. J. p. Oak
went to Fairfield, last evening, to wit
ness the presentation of Living Whist at
the Opera House.
Mrs. James Fellows went to Boston,
Saturday afternoon, to meet her daugh-
ter, Mrs. White, who will pass the sum-
mer in Skowhegan.
George B. Fairgrieves caught a three
pound bass In Hayden Lake, one after
noon last week, while fishing with fly,
the first bass taken there this season.
Miss Lillian Walsh, who has been
employed in the REPORTER composing
room the past four weeks, returned to
her home in Gardiner, Saturday after
noon.
Rev. B. A. Mead of Augusta, formerly
publisher of the Gospel Banner and at
one time pastor Of the Universalist
church In this place, was In town last
week.
Miss Alice Wildes, who has been at
tending St. Catherine Hall, Augusta,
returned home Saturday evening for
few days vacation, returning Tuesday
morning.
Judge Jos. w. Symonds of the law
firm of Symonds, Snow & Cook of Port
land, who Is one of the attorneys In the
equity case on trial at the Court House
this week, is guest of Hotel Heseltop.
Mrs. N. w. Brainerd, Mrs. J. III. Will
liams, Mrs. C. M. Barnard, Mrs. Minnie
Bowden and Miss Mary Barnard are in
Augusta, today, 10 attendance upon the
Grand Chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star.
The ladies of Russell Relief Corps will
hold a meeting in Grand Army Hall, Fri
day afternoon, at which a large attend
ance is requested 10 order to make the
necessary arrangements for observance
of Memorial day.
r. F. Wilson, messenger of the
American Express Co., on the Oakland
Bingham route, left here Monday after
noon, accompanied by his father, Edw.
Wilson, on an extended trip to Canada,
to be absent about six weeks.
Russell Post G. A. r. will hold a regu-