The Somerset reporter., 1900-04-12
TOWN and VICINITY
Live bait at Fairgrieves'

| y. II. Dung VI ihe runs "'7 "
town, Friday.
| James Lumsden made business trip
to Waterville, Friday.
DIR. X. II. Pulsifer of Waterviile was
in town one day, last week.
Mrs. George E. Washburne visited
friends In Fairfield, Saturday.
Neal Moody of North New Portland
was In town, few hours, Friday.
Have you bought your ticket for
"Hazel Kirkes?
Miss Lord is to make a speciality Oh
bonnets, this season, remember.
Earl Durrell of Stratton was the guest,
Sunday, of his uncle, James G. Durrell.
Mrs. j. w. Bixby of Athens took the
train here, Monday morning, for Maiden,
Mass.
S. A. Dinsmore was In town, Satur-
day, on his way TO Boston from
Bingham.
Abram Newton Of Jackman was CALI
ing on Skowhegan acquaintances, last
Friday.
Mrs. E. P. Page went to Riverside,
Friday morning, to visit her parents at
Cross Hill.
Ladies looking for spring suits will do
well to call at Stewards before pur-
chasing.
Capt. ]. M. Carson of Augusta was
the guest over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. D. Miller.
Mrs. A. Heselton left home, Friday
morning, for short visit In Portland
and Boston.
william Webb has secured situation
In the postoffice and entered upon his
duties, Monday morning.
Mrs. Dudley Ladd of Readfield and
her daughter, Miss Marguerite, are visit
ing relatives here, this week.
The Bowdoin boys are at home, this
week, for vacation: E. F. Merrill, j..
Fl. Wyman and Blaine Viles.
Daniel Prescott of Lewiston passed
Sunday in town with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus Prescott.
William H. Looney, ESQ.,, we'll
known lawyer of Portland, was in town,
Friday, on professional business.
The new line of wrappers at Miss VIII
liams are sure to please all looking for
SUCH Prices from S711ac to $500.
Miss Flora Reed, who has been in Bos-
ton, several months, was among the ar
rivals on Thursday evenings train.
Mrs. George N. Page, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Hannah K. Page, left
home, Friday morning for Boston.
Abram Newton, deputy collector of
customs at Jackman, WAS in town on
Thursday, and returned home, Friday.
Mrs. D. W. Foster and her daughter,
Miss Clair, of Waterville were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Stafford,
Sunday.
Henry Spencer, who has been passing
the spring vacation with his parents
here, returned to Waterville, Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Lora v King, assistant in the
high school, returned, Saturday evening,
from Fort Fairfield, where she spent her
| vacation.
Julian X. Viles, Harold s. Viles and
and Marshall G. Viles, received the first
three degrees in Somerset Chapter X. A.
Masons, Thursday evening.
Elmer Quint of North New Portland
and DR.. E. C. Andrews of North Anson
were In town over Friday night, to at
tend the meeting of Somerset Chapter.
DIR. F. s. Bigelow left home on the
morning train, Saturday, for California
and before returning will visit with rela-
tves In Seattle. He will be absent three
mouths.
Christian Science church services at 20
Water st. on Sunday morning, April 10,
at 40 o'clock. Subject, "Probation
after DEATH" All are welcome to these
services.
Somerset lodge F. and A. NJ, will hold
special communication, this (Thurs-
day. evening, at 730 o'clock, for the
purpose of comforting the third degree
on three candidates.
Mrs. j. M. Brookings went to Iceboro,
Monday morning, and that afternoon
sailed with her husband, Capt. ]. M.
Brookings, on the schooner E. c. Allen,
for Washington, D. G.
Alex Tate of Oakland and Arthur
Allen of Madison were brought here,
Saturday, by Deputy Sheriff Mutt of
Fairfield, to serve sentence of 30 days
each 10 the county Jail for drunkenness.
Philander G. Whittier brought two,
early, spring lambs to market, Saturday,
the first of the season. They dressed %
pounds each, and brought good price.
Landlord Haines of Hotel Coburn had
one of them, the other was expressed to
Boston.
The Oosoola Co.. No. ID, u. r. X. P,
after much correspondence, have sue
ceeded In securing the services of the
Belfast Drill Co. to give an exhibition
drill at their grand concert and ball to
he given Thursdav evening ADr 26th