The Somerset reporter., 1901-09-12
Asw ADVERTISER Ehrs.
TOWN and VICINITY

Harvey D. Eaton of Waterville was In
town. Friday.
Mrs. George Burns is visiting relatives
IN Montclare, n. j.
Frank Biledeaux of Augusta was in
town over Sunday.
Miss Leora Withee left, Saturday
morning, for Boston.
W. H. Clarke of Caratunk was in town
Oh business, Saturday.
J. P Dudley of Stratton was in town
on business, Saturday.
Fall cloaks, bonnets for infants and
small children now in at Judkins'.
Rev. W. F. Berry was in town, Thurs
day afternoon, on his way to Scion.
How to preserve fruits without cook
ing, ask Frank w. Bueknam, Skowhegan.
The subject at the Christian Science
Church will be Matter Room 20
Water st.
Mrs. John Lashon left home, Satur-
day morning, to visit her daughter in
Portsmouth, n. H.
c. A. Rogers, who has situation in
the insane hospital at Augusta, is in
town for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Bonney returned
to town, Saturday afternoon, after pass
ing the summer in Turner.
Fred Lawley returned to Boston,
Thursday afternoon, after passing a
three weeks vacation with his parents
Mrs. William Mcclellan of Caribou
was among the arrivals, Saturday night,
aud is the guest of her mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Gould and Mary
Porter of North Arson and their guest,
C. NJ. Foster of Westfeld, y. J., drove
TO town. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Bartlett of Win
throp, Mass. were In town and in Har-
mony a few days, last week and this,
calling on old friends and relatives.
Gen. John Fl. Kinsman, who had been
the guest for two weeks of his nephew
at Cass' Corner, C. E. kinsman, returned
to Washington, Thursday afternoon.
George S. Fleming, who has been at
Lakewood the past summer, where he
painted the scenery for the stock com
pany, returned to New York, Monday
morning.
A. C. Wade of Athens left, on Thurs
day afternoon, the 9Th instant, for
Seattle. Wash. where he expects to
make his home. He has two sons in
business there.
County Commissioners Smith, Metealf
and Merrill were In the Dead River
region, last week, making examination
of the County roads there They found
them In good condition generally.
Miss Della Wood, who has been the
guest for several weeks of relatives here
and in Athens, returned to her home In
West Medford Friday morning. Her
cousin, Miss Ina Emery, accompanied
her.
Mr., and Mrs. Levi Wyman, who have
been guests of his father, Mr.. A. II.
Wyman, the past summer, returned to
Philadelphia, Monday morning, where
Mr. Wyman is studying medicine at the
University of Pennsylvania.
b. B. Perkins while at the State Fair
last week, sold a nine months old bull
calf, Hereford, which brought 500; also
two heifers of the same breed, one and
two years old, for 800 each. In the
Somerset awards given at tile Eastern
State Fair at Bangor and printed in the
REPORTER last week, premiums taken
by the Herefords were enormously print
ed "Poled Aberdeens.n Besides those
already mentioned Mr.. Perkins received
I'd on one-year old Hereford heller.
The Shaw University singers (colored)
were greeted by an audience of about
200 people in Bethany Baptist Church,
Friday evening, and realized $1,000 for
admission tickets. The entertainment
OF songs by quartet and dialect read
ings were received with manifestations of
approval by the audience The proceeds
70 to swell the funds being collected by
Shaw University of Raleigh y. {. 10
establish cooking school for the lady
students of the institution. The people
Of Bethany Church bore the expenses OF
tn concert and the sum received was
LEI, less simply the travelling expenses.
Prof. Frank t. Emery, special agent
Of the Dairy Division aud Bureau OF
Animal Industry of the 1. 5. Depart
mrnt Of Agriculture at Washington, has
recently returned from a tour OF iuspeo-
tloa Ia his llne 10 China aud Japan for
that department and Is now max
ing his temporary residence here, en-
payed In writing up bis report. He Is
native OF Fairfield, was graduated
from the State college, now University
OF Maine, at Orono, 1883 aud has held
positions 10 New York aud the State
college of Agriculture 10 North Caro-
Inn since he left Maine soon after his
graduation. Mrs. Emery has been 10
town for some months. She was a
daughter of the late Timothy Drew OF
canaan aud has relstives 10 that town,
FAlrnald and Skowhayan Mr. Emery