The Somerset reporter., 1900-08-23
New line lace curtains at W. a.


NJ }. Allen went to Brownville, this
morning. on business trip.
Byron Boyd, secretary of State, was
Ia town few hours, Monday.
James G Barton of Benton was the
guesf, Sunday, OF W. II. Brown.
Mrs. II. A. Dinsmore returned home,
this week, from her vacation trip.
Among the new telephones put in is
one at Morrill, & Writings grocery.
j. smith Nutting made business trip
to Augusta and Waterville, the past
week.
Miss VIVA l.. Hill of Waterville is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler futile,
this week.
c. s. Bean, one of Brighton's assessors,
accompanied by his daughter, was in
town, Saturday.
Richard Sprsgue of Waterville, who
formerly resided here, is in town for few
days calling on friends.
Mrs. George Weymouth has returned
home from visit Of several weeks with
her daughter at the seashore.
Mrs. Morris Gledhill of Bridgeton, N.
j., is passing a few weeks with her
parents, ]. B. Avore and wife.
Linwood Corson, graduate OF Show
hogan high school, class 100, has entered
the law Office of Walton & Walton.
Seats for 1.-THE Sunshine of Paradise
Alley" go on sale at SIMPSONS, next
Tuesday. Prices 80, 30 and IS cents.
Miss Sarah Eaton, who has been visit
ing Miss C. L. Hoxie, returned TO her
home In Maiden, Mass, Friday morning.
There will be meeting of the Town
Improvement Society in Milburn Block,
Room 8, Monday p. M, August u, at B
o'clock.
D. n. Bartlett and wife and their
guests, j. C. Bartlett and wife of Bos-
ton, are ON a carriage drive to Moose
head Lake.
The Congregational Working League
will 90 to the "Pines", Friday afternoon,
picnic supper. Husbands of members
cordially invited.
DIR. and Mrs. E. H. Stevens and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes, returned,
Saturday, from few days fishing trip
to Pleasant Pond,
Charlotte NJ. Webb, who has been In
Cambridge for the past year, is spending
her vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Russell on Leavitt st.
Mrs. G. Durgin of Portland and Miss
Nettie Barker of Worcester, Mass. were
the guests, few days last week, of
Mrs. VIM. G. Heselton.
w. R. Brown shipped Is horses to
New York, Monday morning. These
were consigned to W. H. Catlin and con.
sisted of drivers and coachers.
Until Sept. 10 Miss Margery Morrison
will be at Room s, Milburn Block, Tues
day and Friday mornings to meet those
who wish piapoforte instruction.
Misses Nash and Whittier, who have
been passing a brief vacation in town,
returned this morning to the scene of
their missionary labors near Rockland.
Llewellyn Goodwin and George ii.
Palmer leave home, this afternoon, for
Portland to join the G. A. X. excursion.
lists to Chicago, who leave tomorrow
morning over the mountain division.
A pleasant dancing party was given
in the pavilion at Lakewood, Tuesday
night. Music was furnished by the
Catholic banjo, mandolin and guitar
club. The attendance was about 30
couples.
DR.. II. X. Corson of Seattle, Washing
ton, who will be remembered as young
physician in New Sharon about % years
ago, was In town few days this week,
the guest of his sister, Mrs. j. H.
Record.
George A. Mexican and Miss w. NJ.
Kilgore of Pennington Falls and their
guests, Mrs. w. D. Giles and o. II.
Locke of Wakefield, Mass, enjoyed q
carriage trip to town, Sunday, dining at
Hotel Heselton.
W. M. Bailey, who, accompanied by
his wife and child has been passing a
week In town with his sisters, Mrs. D.
W. Colby and Mrs. Charlotte }. Ander-
son, returned to Maiden, Mass, their
home, yesterday.
Island Avenue Congregational Church
Sunday morning service at 10.45, preach
ing by the pastor, music by the male
qusrtette. Sunday school at II. Even
ing service, Illustrated lecture 1.-THE
Problem OF China.
Col. Robert j. HARE of New York,
who addressed Democratic rally In
Coburn Hall, last evening, and is to
speak In other Somerset towns, Is ac-
companed by his wife, and they were
guests at Hotel Coburn.
The dates of the Somerset Central
Society's annual cattle
show and fair have been changed from
the Ia and IL to Sept, q and ~. Next
week we shall publish complete sched-
ule of the premiums offered by the