The Somerset reporter., 1900-11-01
TOWN and VICINITY

order, at A. f. BissoD's,
Walter Savage was in Waterville or
business, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. c. A. Leighton returned to Au'
gusta, Thursday afternoon.
f. G. Bradley of Bangor is in town
this week, visiting his mother.
AT the Christian Science church, sub
iect "Mortals and immortals,' Romans
6: %.
Harvey D. Eaton, Esq. of Watervillt
was 10 town on legal business, one day
last week.
Mems velour calf, Goodyear welt, lace
shoes, only $3.50 at the Green q Bar
nsrd Shoe Co.
The steam piping Of Coburn Hall Is tc
be thoroughly overhauled before cold
weather sets in.
in. & |. J. Smith sold an elegant
Weber piano to Miss Newhall OF Fair
field, yesterday.
The Rowe-King stock company went
to Belfast from here where they fill AZ
engagement, this week.
DR.. Augustus Thayer Of Portland was
In town, Wednesday, called here foT
professional consultation.
A complete line of ladies' and child
ren's hosiery ard underwear may be
found at Miss Williams.
John Clarke and Walter Pierce started
Sunday afternoon, for Carrabassett on
hunting and business trip.
Miss Blanche Bixby went to Boston,
Friday morning, 10 resume her studies In
the Burdette business college.
Miss Grace +. Nudd, who has been
visiting her parents here, left, Monday
morning, for North Andover, Mass, for
the winter
The members of Carrabassett Lodge
]. 0. o. F. are invited to meet at the
Hall at 7. 30 p. ~, Nov. 3, 1900. A good
attendance is requested
Fancy worsted, blue serge and other
remnants, suitable for dress goods, $l.OO
to Sl.75 per yard, Sc inches wide, at the
Marston Worsted Mills. 4w
Mrs. E. r. Pennoeyer, who has been
passing the summer as the guest of heI
daughter, Mrs. Charles Murphy, left,
Friday morning, for her home in East
Orange, N. j.
Mrs. Abbie Smith of Saratoga, n. Y
and Miss Ida Pishon of Keene, n. H.,
who have been visiting their brother
George Fl. Pishon, the past week, return
ed to their homes, Wednesday morning
Alonzo McIntire informs the REPORT
Err that he raised, this season, 15C
bushels of beans, mostly the Red Kidney
variety, on five acres of land, and he
wonders IL any of our readers did better
A free lecture will be given for the
purpose of instituting lodge of the
Old Age Aid Association in this town, al
Grange hall, Pleasant st. at 7.30 o'clock
W ednesday, Nov. Z, to which every one
Is cordially invited.
Clarence Brooks of Keene, N. H., wht
recently took the West Point examina
ton as an alternate and passed with
much credit to himself, has been passing
two weeks In town with his friend
Donald Merrill, returning home, yes
terday.
A new piece of sidewalk has just beer
completed on Spring street from poin
near the residence OF DR.. G. V. Richards
to the corn factory. 1t WAS much need
ed and will be greatly appreciated by
people going from Madison avenue t.
Middle or Summer streets.
Whitman Sawyer of Portland inspect
or Of prisons and iails, was in town, Thurs
day last. When asked II he was here tt
look over the jail, he said mo, I'm
here on my own business, today. There
Is no need of looking over this Jail" HI
was looking after good horse.
We learn that use has been found To-
the trimmings or selvage edge at the OF
cloth factory which heretofore has beer
an item of waste, consigned to the dump
Louis Dow, the junk dealer, who ha
recently:.located in town, has contracted
for all to be had, which he will hav
baled and shipped to the leather boart
factory at Belfast.
Mr.. andiMrs. Allie Knights returned
Friday, from hunting trip 10 the vicn
ity of,Stratton, bringing with them TIVE
deer, buck shot by Mrs. Knights and I
doe by Mr.. Knights. The animals wer'
killed near Bernard pond, eight mile
above Stratton. Deer and partridge ar,
very plenty in that locality and large
number of city sportsmen are in thu
vicinity.
Invitations have recently been ISSUED
for the first poverty ball given In towr
for some time to occur at the armory
OF Co. E, one week from tonight, under
the same Management as the military
ball held last week. Kendall's orchests
will furnish the music, and prizes for the
most grotesque costumes will be award
ed by disinterested committee. Supper
will be served at the intermission by the
Pythisn Sisterhood.