The Somerset reporter., 1899-11-16
TOWN and VICINITY

i Y. J. Flye of Bangor, was In town
over Tuesday night.
WI. Mutt, deputy sheriff, of Fairfield
was in town, Saturday.
Artists materials and picture frames
at Folsom & Nutting's.
A Universalist fair will be held, De
cenber 7th, in Coburn Hall.
Miss Blanche Bixby went to Boston
this morning, for few days "Ssit.
You can buy handsome black ostrich
feathers for only SIC, at Miss Lords.
n. W. Brainerd, clerk of courts, at
tended court at Waterville, Tuesday.
II. d. Patterson left home, yesterday
on business trip to Portland and Bos-
ton.
F. W. Clair and W. +. Daggett OF
Wateryille, were here on business, yes
terday.
r. I. Patten of the Marston Worsted
Mills. made business trip to Lawrence
this week.
Try Horatio w. Cushing's improved
bronchial lozeugers for coughs, colds
hoarseness, etc.
The only minstrel show here, this
season-Cullhane, Chase and Weston's
Monday evening next.
Miss Mae Jordan enjoyed visit a fe"
days, this week, from her cousin, Rus
sell Walton of Boston.
Mrs. William Donaldson and son, who
have been at Boston for some weeks,
returned home, Saturday night.
G. II. Morse, Esq, and j. w. Manson
Esq, of Pittsfield, were transacting bus
mess at Probate Court, Tuesday.
A. III. Thompson, formerly OF East
Madison, has become citizen of this
town and removed his family here.
Walter Wildes attended the Bowdoin-
Bates foot ball game at Brunswick
Saturday, the guest of Blaine S. Viles.
A. r. Jewett had hanging in his
market, last Friday, a fine $50 pound
buck, shot by Horace Spear in the Dead
River region.
Walter F. Robbins has contracted
with f. G. Head & Co. to put into his
jewelry store a system Of acetyelene gas
for lighting.
Deck Foster, conductor on the Somer-
set Railway, was in town, yesterday
calling upon friends, who are always
glad to see him.
Kendall's full orchestra will furnish
music at Fairfield for grand ball,
Thanksgiving eve, and at Dexter,
Thanksgiving night.
Mr.. Frank f. Palmer OF You Bet
CAL, visited here few days the first ol
the week, with her sister, Mrs. j. p
Merrill and husband.
Remember you can buy hot water
bottles, fountain syringes and all rubber
goods at Wings drug store at the same
low price as formerly.
c. A. Leighton, who spent a week il
Massachusetts and Rhode Island In the
interest of M. j. Aliens mill, returned
home, Sunday morning.
Mrs. w. Fl. Orcutt returned to hel
home in Washington, d. c., yesterday
fter passing the summer with her aged
father, Oliver Walker.
Mrs. S. w. Philbrick returned home
Thursday night Of last week, from
visit of several weeks with Miss Mollie
James in Plainfield, N. j.
The new symphony recently purchas'
ed through the agency of Walter X,
Gage, by the Mlburn Club, has arrived
and been installed in their rooms.
Mrs. r. T. Patten attended a concert
in Waterville, last evening, given under
the auspices Of the Woman's Association
of that city. She was the guest Of Miss
Stella Jones.
Take your lace curtains to the Somer-
set Steam Laundry and have them
cleansed, stretched and dried, instead OF
ironing them in the old fashioned way.
You'll be pleased with the result.
The Skowhegan Cash Grocery have
home made preserves, raspberry, straw
berry and BURBERRY, in glass jars; pts,
zoe, qts., zoe, former price 25 and 35c.
They are as fine as can be put up.
On Tuesday the selectmen drew John
w. Gage and Isaac j. Smith to serve as
grand jurors, and Mark Harville and
Stanley E. Nay to serve as petit jurors
at the December term of the U. S. Court
at Portland.
Among the attorneys who had bust
ness before the Probate court, Tuesday,
were A. Simmons, No. Anson; J. w.
Manson, &. IL. Morse, VIM. T. Seekins,
Pittsfeld, w. r. Jordan, Bingham, and
J. F. Holman, Athens.
Marie, the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Boardhan, died, Sunday
night, and funeral services were held at
the home, Wednesday afternoon, conduct
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