The Somerset reporter., 1901-09-19
TOWN and VICINITY

Walter Savage and wife are in Boston
for a weeks visit.
R. G. Leighton of Portland was in
tovn, over last night.
There will be no meeting at the castle
hall Of the Knights of Pythias, this even
Ing.
Dr. Wm. Z. Fellows of Bangor was in
town. yesterday, called here profes-
slonally.
Mrs. Jas. Atkinson and her son of
Detroit, Mich, are visiting her sister Mrs.
Henry Rawles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Page are on a
brief vacation trip this week, to Au-
gusta and Portland.
stated communication of Somerset
Lodge F. and A. M. will be held on Mon
dsy evening next at 7.30.
Mrs. Abbie Norris had the misfortune
10 fall to the floor in her home, Sunday
morning and fracture her arm.
George L. Smith, formerly clerk at
Ira A. Norton's, went to Boston, Tues
dsy, with view of locating there.
Miss c. J. Williams is visiting with
friends in Portland and will visit Boston
and New York before returning home.
Mrs. A. j. McCrillis, who has been
visiting relatives in Cornvllle, returned
TO her home in Holyoke, Mass, Tuesday.
Gen. Isaac Dyer and Mr.. and Mrs
George D. Arnold attended the reunion
Of the 18th Maine, held in Portland, this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Avore left home,
Tuesday, on vacation trip to Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, and to the Pan
American Exposition, to be absent two
weeks.
Mrs. Z. W. w. Atwood and children
Of Portland are at Hotel Coburn for a
few days with Mr.. Atwood, the super
intendent of the Portland Packing Co.'S.
factories in Somerset county.
Members Of Sunset Chapter, o. K. S.,
+ who intend to go to Norridgewock next
Friday evening, to visit Cedar Chapter,
are notified that special car will leave
/ Water street at o'clock sharp.
S. H. Swain on Saturday last, sold the
Charles Bigelow farm in Norridgewock
| to Lowell Allen of Clinton, Mass. The
price paid was $1,000 Mr.. Allen pur-
poses to make the farm home for his
family.
Bert c. Taylor was brought before the
municipal court, Monday, charged with
keeping his shop open Sunday, in viola
/ ton of law. He was found guilty, fined
$40 and costs and appealed to the su-
preme court.
Leon Gage, who has been employed
for two years past in Worcester, Mass,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Gage. He is to enter the Uni
yersity of Pennsylvania, Oct. lst, intend
ing to become an NJ D.
The Marston Worsted Mills are now
prepared to sell remnants of light and
heavy weight fabrics. These goods are
perfectly adapted for mems and boys
suits also ladies' and misses skirts and
jackets and are for sale at very attractive
prices.
Skowhegan students left home for
college, yesterday, as follows: Carl
i Steward, VIM. Hawes and Clyde Church
to Colby and Dwight Smith and Newell
Perkins to the University of Maine.
Carl Smith of Cornville also went to the
University of Maine at the same time.
The Non-Partisan Woman's Christian
temperance Union will hold its annual
meeting at their parlor in the Grand
Army Hall on Tuesday, September oath,
a3 p. m. Superintendents of depart
ments will please bring in their annual
reports. All members are urged to be
present as important business will he
under consideration.
katherine G. Morrell. Grand Matron
Of the Grand Chapter of Maine, 0. E. S.,
sss appointed school of instruction to
be held in Skowhegan, Oct. 2lst, at
which fifteen or sixteen subordinate
chapters will attend. Officers from
away will exemplify the work in the
ifternoon and Sunset Chapter will work
10 the evening. Members of the Eastern
Star may well feel honored, this year,
with two schools of instruction held
tere when so few are held In the State.
0le Of our busy physicians had a
horse laid up for some days, recently, by
ANAL piercing the animals hoof Doc
Tors may disagree on some propositions
Out they probably all concur in the
opinion that a nail is bad thing in the
nOoi Of horse unless placed there by
Blacksmith who knows where to drive
Too great care cannot be exercised
10 Keeping nails, broken glass, broken
erockery, etc., out of the streets and off
Of the sidewalks in our town. They are
dangerous to persons as we'll as animals.
Rev. Robert Z. Bisbee of Milford
aass gave his lecture, "The Man
With the Hoe" to a moderate sized
'adience in Grange Hall, Tuesday even
hg, the 18th instant. Daniel Lewis,
tsq.. nresidad and introduced the