The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-09-27
TOWN and VICINITY

Monday.
Ralph Hill of Waterville was in town,
Sunday.
Ned Lambert went to Boston, Satur-
day morning.
C. II. Rochester returned to Boston,
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. w. II. Esterbrook was at Good
win Farm, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joel Taylor of Athens
visited friends here, Friday.
Miss Leora Withee returned Monday,
from Boston and New York.
FIJI. Colby and G. C. Eames of Bing-
ham were in town, yesterday.
Mrs. L. g. williams of Athens attend
ed the ball game here, Saturday.
Mrs. Kate Mcclellan of Caribou was
among the arrivals, Friday afternoon.
f. B. Curtis will begin his millinery
opening, Tuesday next, everybody
invited.
Charles Somers of Pittsfield was In
town, Monday, renewing old acqualnt-
ances.
Smith Fl. Randall of the Augusta
Lumber Co. was in town on business,
Friday.
Miss Julia l.. Coburn of Maiden, Mass.
arrived in town, Tuesday, on visit to
her mother.
Miss Ethel Ward returned, Friday
afternoon, from visit of several weeks
In Massachusetts.
Morrison has three ground floor ten
ements 1.-TWO small, four minutes from
2. o. for rent,
Mrs. Edward Rice returned Monday
afternoon, from visit to her daughter
In Portsmouth, N. FL.
Mr.. S. Fl. Atwood and wife were call
ed TO Concord, Monday, to attend DIS
brothers. funeral, Mr.. j. W. Atwood.
Mr.. G. w. Savage of Jackman was IN
town, recently, taking In the fair OF the
Somerset Central Agricultural Society
Meeting of the Town Improvement
Society, Monday p. M, OCTOBER lst' 10
Milburn block, room eight. three O'CLOCK
John Simpson of Providence, K. l.
arrived 10 town, Friday morning, on a
visit to his mother, returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Heath and child
rem of Waterville, were the guests, over
Sunday, of Mr.. and Mrs. FL. S. Steward
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Mcdonald re-
turned, Saturday night, from South
Paris where they attended the Oxford
county fair.
Mrs. C. E. Dealey went to Portland,
Tuesday, as delegate from bioomhelo
Assembly Pythian Sisterhood to the
Grand Lodge.
II M. Bowman, proprietor of the City
Hotel, Augusta and G. c. Tibbets ana
wife of the Bay View, Wateryille, were
In town, Monday.
Have you seen the New England trunk
Weymouth has sold so many OF th's
season? One of the best trunks In the
market for the money
We are informed that Clifton W.
Arnold has been sent to Galveston
Texas, to do electrical constructor
work for Boston firm.
Irwin C. Rice, who has been employed
as clerk and head waiter the past sum
mer at the Acadian, Castine, returAeo
home, Monday afternoon.
Look out for the street parade at ll.3o
a. IN. and free concert in front OF opera
house at 7 p. m. next Saturday, gwen
bv the San Francisco Ministries.
+ The program arranged for the last
regular meeting Of Canton Somerset was
postponed and will be carried out at the
meeting one week from tonight.
L. w. Fillebrown of Piqua, Ohio, is
visiting with his brother in-law, Gervais
Nolin. Mr.. Fillebrown is Maine man,
his former home being In Wayne.
About 25 from here attended the Pitts
field Gerald ball game at Fairfield,
Thursday afternoon. George Roderick
Of this town played with the Geralds.
a. M. Gales formerly proprietor of
the Lincoln House, Lincoln, accompani'
ed by his wife have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. HeseltoD, a few days
this week.
There will be special meeting OF
Russell Relief Corps, Friday p. M,
September rs, at the usual time and
place. All members are urged to be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Moses, who for
some time previous to 1890 were resi-
dents Of our town, but now reside In
Minneapolis, Mimi, have been visiting
in town, this week.
A Masonic picnic will be held at the
Mohican House, Lake George, next
Tuesday, to which all Masons and their
families are invited. The affair Is being
arranged by the Canaan lodge.
Among the well known horsemen from
out of town who were present at the
races, Saturday afternoon, were G. H..
Nelson of Waterville and Webster
Williams and II. B. Merry of North