The Somerset reporter., 1900-08-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOWN and VICINITY

land, Friday afternoon.
J. Wallace Blunt passed Sunday with
friends at Boothbay Harbor.
S. W. Gould, Esq. was in Bangor, this
week. on professional business.
Special sale of h'dk'fs at w. Fl.
Wildes', Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. c. Fl. Pepper passed the day,
Friday, with friends in Waterville.
The concert at Lakewood, Sunday, by
the Madison band was largely attended.
E. n. Merrill, Esq. went to Boothbay,
saturday noon, to pass Sunday with his
family.
O. H. Manter, formerly clerk at the
Acadian, Castine, is the new day clerk
AZ Hotel Heselton.
Mrs. A. c. Emery, who has been visit
ing friends In town returned to New
York, Monday morning.
Frasier Gilman of Dakota was the
guest of friends, over Thursday night,
coming here from Georgia.
Mrs. P. s. Tooker of Roselle, New
Jersey, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Parsons Of Cornville.
George B. Stafford attended the en-
csmpment of the Grand Army at Camp
Benson, Newport, Thursday and Friday.
Rev. A. J. Rackliff, who has been
passing portion of his vacation here,
returned to Hudson, Mass, Saturday
morning.
R. W. Brown, who has been visiting
his son Leslie in Burlington, Vt. for
several weeks, returned home Thursday
afternoon.
A. Ledyard Smith, Jr. of Madison,
general manager of the Great Northern
Paper Co., was In town few hours,
Thursday.
F. G. Harrington of Augusta, former
principal of the high school, passed Sun
day in town, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
{. P. Page.
Mrs. Fitzgerald and daughter of South
Boston, who have been at the Mohican,
Lake George, for several weeks, return
ed home Friday morning.
Marley T. Pooler of Wellesley, Mass,
who is passing few weeks with his
family at Boothbay, arrived In town,
T.
The local second nine played a game
at Fairview park, Saturday afternoon,
with the Madison high school team, de-
teating them by score of to Z.
Among the improvements made at
Lakewood, the past two weeks, are a
new deer park and the laying out of
sOme golf links. five hole course.
Mr.. land Mrs. Bert Foss, who have
been passing a two weeks vacation here
snd in other places, returned to their
home in South Braintree, Mass, Friday
afternoon.
The fifth season at Lakewood will
close Saturday, September Is. 1t has
been the most successful of any since
the Traction Company assumed the
Management.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Haines and Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Briggs, who have been
at Lakewood Inn as the guests of Gen.
and Mrs. R. B. Shepherd, returned to
their homes In Pittsfeld, Monday after
noon.
E. n. Winslow of Cleveland Ohio,
was among the arrivals, Saturday night,
iud is registered at the Coburn. Mr..
Winslow is an ardent fisherman and is
always high line on his trips to the near
BY ponds.
Co. Z, with 40 men under command of
Capt. F. C. Dunlap, started for Augusta,
saturday noon, where they went into
camp with the second regiment. A large
crowd we're at the depot to bid the boys
good by.
Little Miss Marion Varney, daughter
n DR.. F. E. Varney, who4is passing
few weeks in town, while at The Pines,
yesterday afternoon, fell down, breaking
Der arm just above the elbow, and also
put the elbow out of joint.
The annual camp meeting OF the Som
srset Spiritual Association will open at
lakewood one week from next Saturday,
tOntinuing until Monday, September 10.
Prominent speakers from all parts of
New England will be present and adj
sess the meetings.
lhila May, who is to play Sunshine in
Oenman Thompson's, 1.-THE Sunshine of
Paradise Alley" at the opera house on
aturday, Sept. lst, is specially well re-
aembered here through her concert for
ae Of our high school graduating
Kisses few years ago.
Gen. and Mrs. X. B. Shepherd gave an
aloyable dancing party at Lakewood
fivlou, Friday night of last week, In
lOnor of their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Haines and Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Briggs, which over sixty OF our
0Onger set attended, going by private
at 40. At intermission refresh
Pents were served at Lakewood Inn.
Patrons of the Skowhegan Jersey
'eamery will regret to learn that, ow-
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