The Somerset reporter., 1899-09-07
LATE LOCALS.

Mrs. c. Z. Dealey returned from
Mouse Island, Friday evening.
Ex-County Commissioner A. H. Chase
was In town few days this week.
Band concerts by Madison Cadet b tLd
at Lakewood, Friday evening next.
Miss Eula Bean of Cornville, is attend
ing the fair at Lewiston, this week.
Miss Alice Robinson of Athens, has a
position In Miss F. M. Lords millinery
store.
Miss Matte Goodrich, clerk at Aliens,
is on vacation visit to friends 10 West
Medford, Mass.
Mrs. Eta Seveno and Miss Lena Cook
went to their cottage at Ocean Park,
this morning, for stay of a month.
The subject of the sermon at the
North street Universalist Church, SUM-
day next, will be IAN age of faith"
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Philbrick and
little son, aid Miss Mae Burrill Of
Rochester. n. H., have returned from
Kineo, where they passed last week.
Mrs. Alden Pickett of So. Portland,
who has been the guest of her nephew,
Horace Parkman, at his cottage, IVAN
Ness" at Madison Pond, returned home,
this morning.
Mrs. Dean Swift aud little daughter
LETT town, Saturday, for her home in
Norwood, Mass, after sojourn of ten
weeks with relatives in Skowhegan and
adjoining towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Whittier are on a
visit to their sons and incidentally 10
attendance upon the Fair. 1t has been
more than score of years since Mr..
Whittier has missed State Fair.
Prof. l.. b. Cain, one of the soloists
of the Maine Festival, who succeeds Mr..
Maxim in conducting the Waterville
chorus, is TO meet with the Somerset
Choral at the vestry, tomorrow FRIDAY
evening.
AT the regular meeting of Carrabasset
Lodge, No. a. [. O. o. F., last evening,
the second degree WAS conferred on DIR.
w. S. Stinchfield. AT the next meeting
the third degree will be conferred on
several candidates.
Citizens of our town will gladly well
come the Second Maine Cavalry Asso.
citation on Wednesday next, at its an-
nual reunion. Our people honor the
veterans of the war of 1861 and will,
so long as they believe in patriotism
and valor.
Dr. Merrill, superintendent Of schools,
advises the REPORTER that for the pres
ent the Park school will consist of !:
Grade /, taught By Miss Pennell grades
2 and 3, by Mrs. Healey grades and s.,
by Miss Avore. Children having whoop-
ing cough will not be allowed to attend
school. Those having cough following
this disease are requested to see the
superintendent before attending.
One of the most talked of horses in
this section the past week, has been the
chestnut gelding, Anidrosis, recently
sold by G. W. Day to S. A. Nye and
Guy Edwards of Fairfield. At Bangor
last week this horse went an exhibition
mile in 2.l3 handily, and many think
he is going to be a world beaten. He
was bred by Fred I. French, and is by
st. Croix, out of a mare by Young
Volunteer, weighs less than $50 lbs.
but has a stride that is surprising.
The concert in the chapel of the First
Baptist Church, Tuesday evening last,
arranged by Mrs. Philo Steward and
under the auspices of the Y p. S. G. E.
was delightful affair and is but another
of the many pleasant musicals, held in
the same place. Miss Adelaide Smith of
Waterville, was heard in several vocal
selections and whistlng solo, accom-
panying herself on the piano; Mrs. |. 0.
Palmer of Newton, Mass, gave vocal
selections, playing her own violin obi
cato, and also played violin obligato for
the vocal solo rendered by Mrs. Steward,
while Miss Eldena Smith was heard in a
vocal solo. Other music followed, the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Huse giving much
pleasure to all by his admirable render
ing of solos upon the flute which instru-
ment he handles with the touch of an
artist. Cake and chocolate were served.