The Somerset reporter., 1901-04-18
TOWN and VICINITY
Moth Marbles at Fogg's drug store.

10 Aukustas r fluay,
Walter Pierce returned from Portland,
Thursday afternoon.
Charles York of Brighton was in town
on business, Thursday.
A calico ball will be given In hilburn
hall, next Tuesday night.
Deputy Sheriff C. E. Duren of Fair
field was In town, Friday.
Arthur E. Merchant left town, Friday
morning, for Lebanon, n. a.
II. p Merwin made business trip to
Pittsfleld, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. C. A. Fairbrother returned from
Gardiner, Thursday afternoon.
New picture moulding and artists
material at Folsom & Nutting's.
R. W. Brown of Boston was among
the arrivals, Saturday forenoon.
Prices for Vans Minstrels are only 30
and 30 cts. Seats at SIMPSONS.
Miss Julia Folsom went to Augusta,
Friday morning, returning, Monday.
Large bottles of beef, iron and wine,
only SOC, at G. r. Fogg's drug store.
j. D. Rawles of Boston was the guest
over Sunday of his brother, Henry
Rawles.
Col. T. H. Anderson went to Bangor,
Friday afternoon, returning Saturday
evening.
E. w. Marble and his daughter, Miss
Harriet, returned from Boston, Saturday
evening.
Miss Matte Stevens has returned to
her home In East Newport to pass the
summer.
"Probation after DEATH, subject at
Christian Science church. All are cor
daily welcome.
Willie Groder, who has been in Fair
field the past two weeks, returned home,
Friday evening.
Mrs. q. B. Stafford and Mrs. John w.
Steward returned from Portland, Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. George w. Cover and baby left
home, Saturday morning, to visit rela-
tives In Haverhill.
John II. McCone, the Boston Globes
Waterville correspondent, was in town
few hours, Saturday.
Willis Heindel, for the past year chef
at the Heselton, left Thursday afternoon
for his home In Bangor.
j. S. Green of Scion, superintendent OF
the pulp mills at Caratunk Falls, was in
town on business, Saturday.
Mrs. Hiram B. Perkins went to Boston,
Friday afternoon, called there by the
serious illness of her daughter.
All the latest and daintiest effects In
spring millinery may be seen at Miss
Lords parlor's over MerrilPs shoe store.
Good judges predict that the Ice will
leave Madison Pond as early as the 25th
inst, this year, which will be much
earlier than common.
Landlord Washburn has removed tc
Lake George preparatory to the opening
of the Mohican House for fishing parties
as soon as the ice breaks up.
T. w. Atwood of the Portland Pack
ing Co., was in town, Saturday, looking
after the plant here. AT present 6,7OO
90 N q a ra haipO made dailv
Miss Lydia Newton, who had been
passing the winter with her sitter, Mrs
Henry Sheridan, returned to her home In
Bowdoinham, Saturday afternoon.
E.P. Viles has resigned bis office as
deputy internal revenue collector to take
effect at once, that he may devote his en-
tire attention to his numbering interests
Miss Elizabeth M. Williams, who had
been passing her vacation here with rela'
tives, returned to West Rye, N. H.
Saturday morning. Her aunt, Mrs
George B. Fairgrieves, accompanied hen
for short visit.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Humphrey, formerly of this
place, now of Amherst, Mass, will ex.
tend sympathy to them in the loss OF
their young son on Thursday of last
week after brief illness. His age was
about two years. The body was brought
to this place for burial.
The new steamer now rests on her
stays on the shore at Lakewood, only
awaiting the disappearance of the Ice In
the pond before launching. This boat is
beauty, built especially for the work
she has before her and can but add much
to the entertainment of the parties visit
ing Lakewood the coming season. Her
carrying capacity is over one hundred.
The rolling stock of the Somerset
Traction Co. is to be increased, this sea-
son, by the addition of a new eight
wheel passenger car, which will greatly
facilitate the handling of the crowds
that will visit Lakewood on excursion
days. The new Car will arrive In season
to be put in commission by June 10Th,
the date of the opening of this popular
resort.
Steamer "Kennebec," Capt. Jason
Collins, will commence her regular trips
on Tuesday, April 23d, and continue to
run from the river on Tuesdays, Thurs