The Somerset reporter., 1899-09-21
Miss Emma Hutchinson returned to
Colby College, Tuesday.

at Deiano's next Saturday.
Fred Locke has returned from 10
DAYS business trip to Boston.
II you want n pleasant smoke tie
Somerset l0c cigar win suit you.
Simpson Il Savage received 600 baskets
OF grapes yesterday from Boston.
Morrison has two ground floor-one
up stars-small tenements, for rent.
Thirty-iye commercial men were
guests at Hotel Coburn over last night.
Mrs. Chandler futile went to Au-
gusta, this morning, for a few days
visit with relatives.
Miss Matte Goodrich returned, Tues
day, from a two weeks visit with rela-
tives in Massachusetts.
n. W. Brainerd, Esq, clerk of courts,
went to Boston, Wednesday afternoon,
for medical treatment
Fred Locke has secured situation as
conductor with the Somerset Traction
Co. and began his duties, Tuesday.
Brown Il Ward have closed out their
stock of meats to Thompson Bros.
They will continue the grocery line.
Mr.. Charles Gardner and daughter,
Miss Sarah, of Montreal, are visiting
their uncle, E. w. Wilson, in town.
f. s. Locke of Boston, arrived in
town, Tuesday morning, and is passing
the week with his parents in Athens.
Mrs. Alfred BARLEY returned to
Greenville, Friday, after visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus Newton.
DR.. C. z. Sawyer passed few
days in the vicinity of Moosehead Lake,
returning home Wednesday afternoon.
Ladies' fall ribbed vests and pants,
l9c; union suits, 29c; 81 shirt waists,
soc good fleeced hose, Pie, Judkins'.
Rev. B. F. Turner of Norridgewock,
supplied the Bethany pulpit here, Sun
day, in exchange with Rev. DR.. Spencer,
the pastor.
Misses Mabel and Florence Wood re-
turned to their home in West Medford,
Mass, after passing several weeks here
and at Athens.
After three weeks spent with the best
New York miliaers, Mrs. Bourget of
% Water st. has returned with full
line of fine millinery.
The Brown s. Ward building on Water
street is approaching completion. The
steel cornice has been put on and the
plate glass front is being put in.
The ladies of the w. II. c. will serve
harvest dinner, Friday, Sept. %, at G.
A. K. Hall, from II to . o'clock. All
are cordially invited. Tickets 25 cents.
Mrs. D. f. Carter of Lewiston and
daughter, Mrs. E. W. Allen of Water
vile, spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Heseton's on Heselton
street.
Instead of the usual morning service
at the First Baptist Church, Sunday,
there was a Sunday school rally with
solos, duets and chorus singing, respon-
sive reading and short address by the
pastor.
The new millinery store of Mrs. f. L.
Benner in Mlburn Block was opened
for business, this week, and its interior
presents a very tasty and handsome ap-
pearance. Mrs. Benner is to be assisted
in the trimming department by Miss
Bracket. See ad
Todtman and Goldman, representing
the Shawmut Publishing Co. of Boston,
have been in town this week taking
views with the idea of publishing them
in portfolio. They seem to be artists
in their line of work.
Morning worship at the Uniyersalist
Church, Sunday, at 1915. Subject of
sermon: "What do you represent"
Sunday school at II, and Young PEG
pies meeting at topic, 1.-THE Y. p. c.
L. and the Church" All are welcome.
Several from here went to Madison,
Saturday afternoon, to witness the ball
game between the Madison and Lewis
ton teams. The game was holly con-
tested and required ten innings to de-
eide it. Lewiston winning by the score
of s to 7.
The Marston Mills have II looms run
ming, full blast, are getting the wash
Ing, drying and finishing machinery in
place and will soon be shipping cloth to
market. Six more looms will be along
this week and the other two, to COM
plete the 20, at an early day. When
this mill is completed, the company will
have one of the incest little mills in the
State of Maine.
Lieutenant j. w. Dutton of Water
vile, opened a recruiting office, yester-
day, for one day only, in the armory of
Co. f. to enlist recruits for the Ieg-
ment which is being formed at Fort
Ethan Allan to go TO the Philippines.
He enlisted w. NJ. Stinchfeld, Edward
Pumlow and John Harris. Mr.. Harris,
being a married man, special permit
will have to be secured before he will be
accepted. Or. W. S. Stinchfeld was ex-
aiming surgeon.
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