The Somerset reporter., 1901-06-13
TOWN and VICINITY
/. 4 country Merchant" tonight.

New lot infants dresses at Judklns''
Hon. Alonzo Chase of Lexington is in
town, today.
Pure insect powder at G. r. Fogg's
drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Butler passed Sun
day in Benton.
Mr.. Leonard Lock of Athens was in
town, Friday last
Mrs. r. f. Jackson went to Augusta,
Friday returning Saturday.
Mrs. Francis W. Briggs went to Pitts
field, this morning, for a brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Smith of Pittsfeld
drove to town, Friday evening.
New picture moulding and artists
material at Folsom & Nuttings.
o. B. Sawyer of Readfeld was the
guest of friends here over Sunday.
Abel Davis, Esq, of Pittsfeld was in
town, Saturday, on legal business.
Webster Williams and F. Fl. Holly Of
North Arson were In town, Saturday.
The Mohican House at Lake George
opens for the summer, next Sunday.
Four table girls wanted at once at
Hotel Coburn. Good pay, steady work.
Frank Chase and Earl Greene are on a
fishing trip, this week, to Carry ponds.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waugh and two
children left town, Monday morning, for
Boston.
Ira II. Randall of Augusta and his
brother, S. S. Randall were In town on
business, Saturday.
Remember the junior exhibition in Co.
burn Hall occur Monday and Tuesday
evenings of next week.
Charles Lewis, student at the Uni
versity OF Maine, was among the arrivals
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Emma Hutchinson, Colby 100,
has been selected to fill vacancy In the
Bar Harbor schools next year.
Joseph Shorty, who has been located
in Jamaica Plains the past three years,
Is visiting his father and sister.
Joseph H. Lalley returned to Boston,
Saturday morning, after brief visit
with his sisters and brother here.
Regular meeting Of Sunset Chapter,
o. E. s., Monday evening, June Is, at
80 p. M. A full attendance is desired
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Durrell left,
Saturday morning for Mouse Island to
prepare for the opening of the Samoset.
Jere Lord, who is attending boys
preparatory school in Bellerica, Mass,
was among the arrivals, Friday afternoon
John Wyman went to Brunswick to.
/ day, to attend the Ivy Day exercises at
Bowdoin college, where his son is a
student.
Messrs. s. K. Haines, W. G. Dobson,
Gordon Waynes and VIM. Waynes of
Pittsfield were the guests, Sunday, of
Charles Barber.
Mrs. w. H. Orcutt of Washington, d.
c., WAS among the arrivals, Thursday
afternoon and is the guest of her father,
Oliver Walker.
The Grange chorus club will meet for
rehearsal, Friday evening, of this week
at Grange hall. All members take
notice and come.
Miss Jeanette Lord left, Saturday
morning, for New York, and will visit
the Pan-American exposition at Buffalo
before returning.
Mrs. Henry Pratt arrived in town,
| Thursday afternoon, from California and
will pass the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Jessie Reed.
Elbridge Parks of Brookline, Mass,
who was In town, last week, looking
after his real estate holdings, returned
home, Saturday morning.
Miss Katherine Kelley of Cambridge,
Mass, who will act as housekeepnr at
Bloomfield cottage this season, arrived
in town Thursday evening.
Morrison will rent his cottage at Madi-
son Pond until Aug. l; also he has for
sale a new and I'd hand farm wagon,
dump cart and buck board.
Miss Gertrude Clarke went to Kents
Hill, Monday morning, where she will
attend the graduating exercises of Maine
Wesleyan Seminary, this week.
A young son of Oscar Nuttng, last
Monday, caught three salmon from the
wharf at Lake George. Two weighed
~ pounds each and the other pounds.
Howard Maddocks and his sister, Miss
Annie Maddocks, went to Orono, Satur-
day afternoon, to attend the commence
ment exercises of the University of
Maine.
A dance was held at The Pines, Satur-
day night, the first of series to be
continued through the summer. Music
was furnished by Prof. Georges orches-
ira. There was good attendance.
Col. I. H. Anderson went to Poland
Springs, Saturday morning, at which
place the 10th legislature, as well as
Gov. Hill and staff, were entertained
over Sunday and Monday by the Rickers.
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