The Somerset reporter., 1900-06-14
TOWN and VICINITY

Fresh boiled Holsters at Fairgrieves'.
C. A. WILDER, ESQ. Of Madison was in
town, Friday.
Miss Mary Barnard went to Clinton,
Friday morning.
Miss Lord, milliDer, wants young
lady apprentice.
Gordon Dobson of Pittsfield was in
town over Sunday.
E..P. Page made business trip to
Waterville, Friday.
W. Fl. Clarke of Caratunk was in town
on business, Friday.
DR.. C. A. Paul of Scion was in town a
few hours, Saturday.
William Wildes of Bangor passed Sun
day withifriends in town.
AID. Horn of Pennington visited his
father, David Horn, Sunday.
JIG. Ceilings was in North Arson on
business, Monday and Tuesday.
Another new lot of remnant organdies
and dimities at Miss Williams.
MissEEthel Walton left home for Bos
to on the morning train of Friday.
Children's Sunday will be observed at
the Uniyersaist church, next Sabbath
morning.
MI. and Mrs. S. S. Walker of North
New Portland were in town, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. f. p. Viles was in Pittsfleld a
few days last week, returning Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. K. II. Gle of Readfeld passed
Sunday 10 town with her husband, Bag
gage Master GLE.
Mrs. Ira A. Norton and her mother,
Mrs. Webb, passed the day Monday with
friends In Waterville.
Mrs. C. p. Sawyer, who has been in
Boston for five weeks, returned home,
Thursday afternoon.
put on at Lakewood, will be seen this
season at that popular resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Barnard and
Mrs. George A. Barnard drove to Clin-
ton, tuesday, to attend the wedding OF
friend.
10 cents buys bottle of root beer ex-
tract at. Horatio w. Cushing's-enough
to make. five gallons of that delicious
summer drink.
Street Commissioner Webb has begun
the work of laying piece of concrete
walk on Winter street from Court street
to North avenue.
Miss Jane Bickford returned from
North Arson, Monday, where she went
to attend the funeral of her brotherin-
law, K. f. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Durrell left
this morning for Mouse Island to make
preparations for the opening of "rhe
Samoset" this season.
Miss Flora Pennell went to Farming
ton, Saturday morning, to attend the
commencement exercises OF the normal
school of which she is graduate.
Rev. Hannah J. Powell of North Jay,
who occupied the pulpit at the Universal
list church Sunday, was the guest OF
Mrs. Ii. A. Markley while in town.
The family of DR.. E. II. Stevens of
Cambridge, Mass, arrived in town, Sat
urday, to occupy their beautiful summer
home, Bloomfield" for several months.
Many changes have been wrought at
the store of Bixby & Buck, especially
noticeable in the prescription depart
ment, which has been put on par with
any in the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Turner and Mrs.
Augusta Flye of Medford, Mass, who
are making carriage trip through
Maine, were in town, Friday, Oh their
way up.river.
Eldnh VI lDkClsoii VI IidFClhiiii Auooo's
who is passing few weeks as the guest
Of C. Fl. Girdler and family In Mercer,
was In town, Tuesday, In attendance
upon the Republican County Convention.
Among the senior appointments for
Colby commencement are Stella Louise
Jones and Fred Foss Lawrence, both of
whom fitted for college at the Skowhe-
gan high school.
Last Thursday right Canton Somerset,
%, |. o. O. F., held its annual inspec-
ton. Col. j. L. Merrick of Waterville,
was present aud two candidates were
mustered In. 1t was voted to attend the
field day at Watervlle June 1915. At
the close of the work refreshments were
served.
Miss Lena Cook has resigned her po-