The Somerset reporter., 1900-05-17
TOWN and VICINITY

Cake served with ice cream at Fair
brothers..
Harvey p. Eaton, Esq, of Waterville
was in town, Friday.
George II. Shurtletf of Portland was
in town over Sunday.
w. X. Clifford was In Fairfield on busi-
ness, Friday afternoon.
You can get the best of fruit at
knowlton & Thompson's.
F. f. Amsden of the Boston Shoe store
WAS in town, the past week.
James Lumsden returned, Friday,
from a business trip to Boston.
E. G. Bradley Of Bangor was the
guest of bis mother over Sunday.
New picture moulding and artists
material at Folsom & Nutting's.
Eschscholtzla, gypsophila, scarlet and
white verbena seeds at Heselton's.
Mrs. w. Fl. Gannett of Augusta was
among the arrivals, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H Bartlett of North
New Portland were in town, Friday.
DR.. F. o. Sawyer and wife passed
Saturday and Sunday last in Boston.
Don't forget "a Young Wife" to-
night Best seats only SOC at Simpsons.
Mrs. w. 7. Merrill and two children
left town, Friday afternoon, for Sher-
man.
Chemical camphor, sure preventative
from moths, ETC., at Fred II. Wings
drug store.
Mr.. Henry Elliott and little daughter
visited relatives in Athens several days,
| last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Campbell of To-
ronto have been guests at Hotel Coburn,
several days.
Special 10 days sale of kitchen furnish
ings ut Heselton's, commencing Satur-
day, May 10.
e. II. Merrill of Bowdoin passed Sum-
day In town with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. N. Merrill.
l.. Markwett & Co., representing the
Hub Art Studio of Boston are located in
town for the present.
A good assortment Of pictures just re-
ceived at Bragg & Varney's; also picture
| frames made to order.
II. w. Cushing's Kola Celery Nervine
is special remedy for nervous debility,
exhausted vitality, etc.
W. w. Cakes passed few days, this
week, at Cobassecontee pond, near
Augusta, on a fishing trip.
A. II. Bragg of North Vassalboro was
In town the first of the week and bought
horse of Bradbury Bros.
Mrs. S. Peterson and little daughter
of Portland passed Sunday In town with
her husband, Conductor Peterson.
Mrs. W. II. Spencer returned, Saturday
evening, from three weeks visit to
Boston, New York and Washington.
W. G. Simmons and Columbus Mar
shall of North Arson, accompanied by
ladies', enjoyed carriage drive to town,
Sunday.
| Miss Della McDaniels of Cornville took
the train here, Monday, for Portland,
called there to attend the funeral Of an
uncle.
Among the we'll known lawyers in
town, Thursday, we're j. w. Manson and
George l.. Morse of Pittsfield and Geo.
g. Weeks of Fairfield.
Mrs. James Fellows left home on the
afternoon train of Friday for Wilson,
British Columbia, where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Bruce White.
An insane man named Broadway, who
had been in Madison several weeks, was
taken to his home In Old Town, Monday
morning, by Deputy Sheriff Harding.
Elsewhere is report of the temper
ance mass meeting, held In Coburn hall,
Sunday evening. The address by Rev.
W. F. Berry was a strong argument in
favor of enforcement of law that ought
to be needed by officials and people.
The members of Vosmus Hook and
Ladder Co., accompanied by their ladies
and a few invited guests, went to Nor
ridgewock, Thursday night, where sup
per was served at the Norridgeyock Inn.
4 dance In the .parlor and dining room
followed, the party returning home by
special cars early Friday morning.
Miss Margery Morrison, who has been
teaching In the west and also for the
past winter in private family In Wash
ington, will spend the summer In Show
hogan, arriving In June. She will take
pupils for piano, beginners or advanced
scholars, teaching the latest methods.
Miss Morrison will be remembered as a
successful teacher of music with Miss
Curtis.
AT Hotel Heselton, Sunday, there was
very pleasant reunion of the Hill
family. At | o'clock a dinner was
served, the hostess being Mrs. w. FL.
Gannett of Augusta. The dining room
was prettily decorated with cut flowers
and ported plants. Those who enjoyed
the spread were Mrs. w. H. Gannett,
Miss Florence Gannett, Mrs. Mary Hill,