The Somerset reporter., 1900-05-10
TOWN and VICINITY
Fresh boiled HOLSTERS at Fairgrieves'.

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Do not fail to hear Mr.. Koehne, tonight.
Or. {. T. Sawyer has returned from
B ,ston.
C.K Allen of Mercer was in town on
business, Friday.
Miss Sarah Ward returned to Boston,
Saturday morning.
Fred Lawrence returned to Colby,
Thursday afternoon.
Woodbury's grass seeds are all war
ranted 80 per cent pure.
Miss Linda Graves returned to Port
land, Saturday afternoon.
S. W. Philbrick made a business trip
to Augusta, Thursday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Ivory Lowe of Canaan
were In town. one day last week.
Measles are quite prevalent in town,
at present, also the German measles.
DR.. P. II. S. Vaughan of Augusta
visited relatives in town over Sunday.
Morrison has for sale few pine
boards, seasoned under cover two years.
John p. Webber, Jr. of Bowdoin was
the guest of friends 10 town, over Friday
night.
j. o. Haines, who has been in Boston
with string of horses, returned heme
| Thursday evening.
Good house with barn, large lot and
good garden for sale. Apply at this
office for particulars.
Mrs. John z. Clark and little daughter
went to Concord, N. H., Friday morn
ing to visit relatives.
A good assortment Of pictures just re-
ceived at Bragg & Varney'si also picture
frames made to order.
Mrs. r. T. Patten and Miss Dora Good
win returned from two weeks visit In
Boston, Saturday evening.
II. w. Cushing's Kola Celery Nervine
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exhausted vitality, etc.
Cecil II. Tilton, foreman Of the RE-
PORTER Job room, is confined TO his
home by an attack of the measles.
NJ. Pompilli, the Auburn horseman,
was in town, Saturday, to attend the
Brown auction sale Of livery stock.
Mrs. May Bradbury took the train
here, Monday morning, for Mattocks
where she will remain for the summer.
S. G. Durrell of Flagstaff and j. S.
Durrell of Stratton. were the guests OF
their brother, James c. Durrell, Friday.
Blaine S. Viles returned to Bowdoin,
Saturday morning, after passing week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. p.
Viles.
An athletic meet between the classes
of the high school will be held at Fair
view park, May II, at two O'Clock. Ad-
mission, Is cts.
William Murray, yard master of the
Maine Central at Watervlle, was in town
few hours, Saturday, on visit to bis
father, Paul Murray.
Mrs. Yina l.. Hill returned to Water
vile, Friday afternoon, after visiting
friends here for few days. Mrs. Hill
intends to return to Skowhegan soon, to
reside.
The Christian Science church services,
Sunday morning, May 13, at lO,45
O'Clock, subject ''Soul and body. All
are cordially welcome to these services
at 20 Water st.
All of the locomotives on the Maine
Central are being REMEMBERED according
to the size of the cylinders. Those with
l6 inch cylinders are from l to 100; IL
inch from 100 to 200; 10 inch from 200
to 300.
John d. Lockwood, clerk the past year
at the Coney House, Augusta, has been
visiting his parents on the Norridgewock
road Tor few days. He went to Castine
Monday morning, where he will clerk
this summer In the Castne House.
The cold snap of last week developed
into snow squall, Saturday morning,
when about 11a inches of snow fell, melt
ing as fast MS it reached the ground.
Friday afternoon was extremely cold for
this season of the year, the mercury 60
ing down to "a.
Charles Fl. Greene, who had been pass
lug Two weeks at his farm in the lower
part of the town, returned TO Boston,
Monday morning. During the past
winter Mr.. Greene has been clerk at the
Quincy House and now has like posi-.
tion In the new Hotel Essex, just com
pleted near the Southern union station.
One of the most surprised men In town,
last Friday night, was E. P. Viles. IL
was his 5Sth birthday and as it happened
was the first one he had passed at home
since his marriage, 20 years ago. A
little surprise party was therefore man
aged and II of his friends invited in to
pass the evening at whist. Refresh
ments were served and very pleasant
evening passed.
Salmon fishing at Lake George has
opened up in fine shape this spring and
as soon rs we get three or four days OF
warm weather the sport will begin in