The Somerset reporter., 1901-06-20
TOWN and VICINITY

uIuR SloISs
A dance will be held at the Pines mex
Saturday night.
Bernard Gibbs, Esq, of Madison wa
in town, Tuesday.
Ladies' vests, 5, 10, 1919, 10 and .
cents at Heselton's.
Harold Wing of Fairfield is the nep
clerk at Hotel Heselton.
New picture moulding and artists
material at Folsom & Nutting's.
The C. C. C. c. held basket picni
at a. IL, Friday afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Carter ls visiting, thi
week, with friends In Waterville.
Miss f. B. Currier of Phillips, niece o.
II. B. Friend, is visiting friends In town
c. A. Coleman OF Jsckmsn WAS II
town, few hours, on business, Thursday
Mrs. F. Fl. Colby and Miss Alic,
Owens of Bingham were In town, Sat
urday.
Mrs. W. 7. Seekins and son are on {
visit to relatives in Pittsfield and st
Adams.
Richard II. Ceilings of Portland wal
the guest of his father and sister ovel
Sunday.
The Universalist sewing circle meets
this afternoon with Mrs. Adam Simpson
Maple street.
Miss Ida st. George, assistant In the
high school, left town, Saturday morn
ing, for Boston.
George Nash left home, Tuesday, fol-
vacation trip to the Pan-Americar
exposition at Buffalo.
Mrs. C. s. Macomber and children
left town, Saturday morning for Mon
mouth to visit relatives.
Miss Dora Goodwin, who passed the
winter In Augusta, Georgia, returned
home, Saturday afternoon.
Miss Maude Thompson returned to
town, Saturday, after visit with rela.
tives in Easthampton, Mass.
Joe Lawley will officiate again this
season as clerk at Lakewood Inn and
entered upon his duties, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keefe Of Boston, who
have been passing week at Lake
George, returned home, Tuesday.
All are cordially invited to the Chris
tian Science church service on Sunday
morning next; Deuteronomy 10: IA.
f. X. Cayoutte of Boston was among
the arrivals by Saturday nights train, to
remain In town for the summer months.
The high school closed for the sum-
mer vacation last Thursday. The other
graded schools closed the Friday pre-
vious.
Mrs. Dean Swift of Norwood, Mass.
arrived In town, Saturday afternoon
and is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Albert Jewett.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bruce of Law
renee, Mass, who were the guests of w
X. Elliott and wife last week, returned
home, Sunday.
While working on the boom, las
Thursday, Frank league had cant dog
stuck through his hand, inflicting YER
painful wound.
A number of commercial men, mem
bers of the Peacock club OF Boston, wer'
guests at the Mohican House, LAX
George, over Sunday.
Mrs. F. P. Pennell and her sister, Mrs
G. w. Phillips of Vinalhaven left yes
terday, on carriage drive to Pittefield
st. Adams and Dexter.
James Lumsden of Boston was In tow
over Sunday and his family, who hav'
been visiting him for two weeks, return
ed home with him, Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Walton attended the wed
ding Of her classmate, Miss Rena Eel
lows In Bangor, last week, and WAS EN-
tertained while In that city by Mrs. Ezri
l.. Stearns.
The elegant McPhail piano, used b.
Mr.. Kendall at the graduating exercises
was purchased by A. N. Whittier o
Cornville for birthday present to hi
daughter.
Miss Evelyn Holman, who has beef
attending school at Kent's Hill, arrived
In town Friday afternoon, on her wa,
to her home In Athens, where she will
spend the summer vacation.
1t is earnestly requested that the mem
bers of the degree staff OF Woodbint
Lodge ID. of Fl. should be present Mon
day evening, June "a, at 7.30 O'Clock To-
a rehearsal and to make arrangement
for entertaining the children at the clos'
of the next regular meeting.
Members of Wesserrunset Court, No
1920, |. o. f., and Companion Court
Altans, No. 3ls, attended divine servic'
in body, Sunday last, at the Methods
church. An appropriate sermon wal