The Somerset reporter., 1901-06-13
New clasp, silk gloves at Judkins' !.


morning.
Pure helebore at G. r. Fogg's drug
store.
J. L. Brown of Bangor wss the guest
of friends in town, this week.
Mrs. Bruce White went to Boston,
Thursday afternoon for brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Doran of Port
land, are passing a few days at their old
home.
Seats for IA Country Merchant" can
be secured at SIMPSONS. Prices 35
and SOC.
Schumacher upright piano, cost new
S4O0, will be sold less than half price by
Walter r. Gage, 81 Madison Ave.
c. S. Macomber, who has been sick at
his home here for. several weeks, return
ed to Portland, Thursday afternoon.
McQuillan & Pooler put one of their
popular refrigerators into the residence
of Robt Linn In Hartland, last week.
Mrs. William B. Pierce of Hopedale,
Mass, is passing the week In town, the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
o. Smith.
Miss Kate Haley, who is teaching In
Somerville, Mass, arrived here Thurs
day, called here by the serious illness of
her mother.
One hundred and ninety-four tickets
were sold from this station for the Cath
olic Order of Foresters excursion to
Waterville, last Thursday night.
George o. Smith left, Monday after
noon, for Seattle, Wash, where he will
fit out the expedition for one of the
three United States geological surveys
which are to be made by the govern
ment in the state of Washington this
year.
Milburn hall held jolly company of
so people, Monday night last, the occa-
sion being reception by Wallace Lash
on and wife, who were married Sunday,
at the brides home in Waterville, to
their friends. There was dancing and
refreshments were served.
Prof. Charles Spencer of Colgate Uni
versity, Hamilton, N. Y, and Mrs.
Spencer and Henry Spencer, who is TAX
ing post graduate course in Columbia
college, arrived in town, Saturday night,
to pass the summer with their parents,
Rev. and Mrs w. II. Spencer.
Miss Elizabeth Burnham, teacher of
grade X, Baptist hill, left Saturday
morning for her home In Saco. She will
attend Mt. Holyoke Seminary next year.
Miss Maude Bergman, teacher of grade
VII, Garfield building, departed on the
same train for her home in Buxton.
Mr.. j. II. Philbrick of Boston, who
has passed most delightful winter at
the home of DIR. Fred Kidder and with
his daughter, Mrs. Lillian Burgess in ST.
Louis, was among the arrivals Saturday
the summer months. Mrs Arthur Lane
of Boston, his daughter, accompanies
him for brief visit with relatives in
town.
| Among the base ball games scheduled
by Manager Snow is one with the Ger
aids In this town, June %, and a return
game within one or two weeks at Water
vile, and also game in this town with
the Boston journal team early in July.
The team will also play for a purse on
July 4th, when the Somerset Agricultu-
raj Society will hold a race meet at
Farview Park.
1t is expected that De Molay Com.
mandeiy, Knights Templar, will join the
st. Omar Commandery of Waterville,
Trinity Commandery of Augusta ard
Maine Commandery of Gardiner, in the
observance of st. Johns day, June 24th,
at Boothbay Harbor. Templsr religious
services will be held at Boothbay, Sun
day, 2.30. Notice will be given when
the plans are perfected.
On Saturday last the Weston House,
Madison, together with its furnishings,
etc, was sold at public auction to Chas
F. Horne of Bingham, the price being
just under $4,000. This is one of the best
hotel properties in Maine and under the
management of as popular landlord as
Mr. Horne has always proved will do a
first-class business. The new proprietor
takes possession July 1st.
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