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

Fresh. boiled. HOLSTERS at Fairgrieves'.
Some bargains .in mems night shirts
inst arrived at Judkins'.
Mrs. Minnie P. Taylor of Melrose,
uoss is the guest of Silas Leland and
family
Miss Mary Moore returned, last even.
inc from weeks visit with friends In
Newport.
Mrs. Nelson Martin of Fort Fairfield
IA the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Harry
Dnsmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Ladd Of Dexter,
with their young daughter, have been
visiting in town, this week.
Gordon Dobson of Pittsfeld, who Is
making carriage drive through Somer-
set. was In town over last night.
Mrs. Edw. W. Heath and children of
Watervile have been the guests OF her
nsrents. Fl. S. Steward and wife, the
past week.
Miss Emma Hutchinson, who has been
reaching the past year in Calais, was
among the arrivals by Tuesday nights
train. and is the guest of Miss Helen A.
Ssnborn.
Mrs. Arthur Lane returned to her
home in Boston, Tuesday, but will again
visit Skowhegan later In the season, &C.
companied by her husband for stay of
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Haines and Miss
Dobson of Pittsfield, Miss Thomas and
Miss Denote OF Ellsworth were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Briggs
over Saturday and Sunday.
A large crowd of people passed Sun
day last, at Lake George and listened to
fine concerts by KendalPs orchestra.
The opening ball at this resort Is to
come off on Monday night next. See ad.
There are to be some exciting races at
Somerset Park, Madison, Saturday after
noon next, among, which are 2.29 and
$50 classes. The fare by electrics from
skowhegan and return will be only 25c.
up. Oak was at Deer Island, Moose
head Lake, few days last week, where
he assisted in taking an inventory Of the
furnishings in the Capin House, which
has been leased for term of years by
F. L. Gardner.
". Guy Pennell returned to Norwood,
Mass, Tuesday, having passed few
days with his parents, Sheriff and Mrs.
F. P. Pennell. He was accompanied by
his two sisters, Misses Flora and Sadie,
who will pass several weeks In Boston
and Vinalhaven.
Roy L. Marston, who Is attending the
Yale School of Forestry, returned home,
Saturday, and left town, Tuesday after
noon, for Kineo where he joined one OF
the government parties of % which will
survey timber land and study forestry In
the Maine woods, this summer.
The 4th Maine Battery holds its an
nual reunion in Waterville, today. Among
the comrades in attendance are Mark
Harvile, Marion Mills and A. X. P. Frye
of this place and Peter Hurd of Athens.
Mrs. Ella Benson, who Ia termed "the
daughter of the Battery" is also in at
tendance.
Preaching service next Sunday morn
ing at the Congregational Church, music
by the male quartette. In the evening
an Illustrated lecture review OF the Sun
day school lessons for the last quarter.
Tickets for this illustrated review will
be distributed at the Sunday school ses-
sion, next Sunday.
The Somerset Central Agricultural
society have arranged for an interesting
afternoons sport at Fairview Park In
this place on the afternoon of Thursday,
July 4th. The races will include $50,
2.33 and 220 class, all open to trotters
and pacerp. A great ball game has been
arranged and good band will be In
attendance. More complete particulars
next week.
Miss Clara McNear of Petaluma, CAL,
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Blunt portion of last week. Miss
McNear was classmate of Mrs. Blunt
at Mills College 10 California during the
year 1899 1900, and the past year has
been a student at the Misses Elys school
on Riverside Drive, New York. She
departed from that city, Wednesday, for
Europe to pass the summer travelling
with party of friends.
On next Sunday morning the local
lodge of knights of Pythias will wor-
ship with the congregation of the Gen.
tenary NJ. E. Church. The subject of
the sermon, "Deathless Destiny" SUBJ
Jet of the address to the order, "Broth-
erhood and Culture" At the Sunday
evening prayer service the subject will
be, "rhy Kingdom come" All who do
not belong to another congregation are
cordially invited to make this their
church home.
The summer arrangement OF trains
Will take effect, Monday next, when the
arrivals of and departure from this
station will be about as last summer,