The Somerset reporter., 1901-08-15
LEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Town and VICINITY

T. T.. Walton, Esq, maze a business
.dp to Augusta, Tuesday.
d p Merwn went to Bangor, Tues
,,r afternoon on a business trip.
Mrs.. f. N. Merrill, Master Folsom and
w., BERTHA are at Boothbay Harbor.
Mr.. will Fowler went to Biddeford,
s.prday morning, to visit her sister.
Take your old umbrella to W. Rowe
nd he will repair or recover it as good
new.
Mrs. A. W. Foster and Mrs. F. H..
gambling, of North Arson, were the
,nests of Skowhegan friends, Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Addition went to
seds, Saturday morning, to attend the
,.otennial celebration of that town,
vhch occurs today.
Mrs. Charles Warren and little daugh
%, Vivian, returned to Somerville,
Mass. Saturday morning, after visit
xih relatives in Cornvile.
Mrs W. r. Buchanan of Broekton,
Mass. was among the arrivals, Thurs
hsy afternoon, and is the guest of her
hther, Col. W. R. G. Estes.
Daniel Lewis, Esq. and family made a
trip to Ripley and St. Adams, last week.
(, Adams was Mr.. Lewis native town
Ind be lived in Ripley for some years.
Mrs. A. G. Blunt went to Wsterville,
Thursday afternoon, to meet her sister,
Mr., J. E. Snow, of Somerville, Mass,
who is her guest here for few weeks.
Henry Phllbrick of New York was
among the arrivals, Thursday afternoon,
hid is passing portion of his vacation
with relatives here and at Madison pond.
Miss Hattie Bickford and Miss Flora
Reed, who are conducting branch of
he Diamond cutting school at South
Berwick, we're among the arrivals on the
hte train, Saturday.
The jurymen for the September term
ti court were drawn by the selectmen,
saturday, as follows: Grand Jurors,
WIN. H. Paine, J. N. Smith; traverse
Jurors, Webster C. Savage, George c.
Dane and Frank P. Huntley.
The neighbours of Alonzo Herrin turn
I'D out, Friday last, and helped him CON-
plete his having. Owing to sickness and
the recent death Of his wife, he had not
been able to harvest his hay In the usual
time and this kind act of his neighbors
WAS very timely and acceptable to him.
Sunset Chapter, o. E. S. will hold
esmbake and corn roast at the Pines,
Monday, Aug. 10, at p. m. All friends
pt the order are cordially invited. The
bfar will "wind up" with an old folks
lance in the pavilion. A special car
will leave Hotel Heselton at 2 o'clock,
but the 4.20 car, however, will be in
time for supper. The committee request
bill who attend to bring their dishes.
c. E. Durrell of Madison has half
here Of splendid blackberry bushes from
which he will pick 40 bushels of large
luscious fruit this year. The picking is
bow at its hight and he has no difficulty
IN finding quick market for the berries
The plat was set to blackberries 4 years
kgO and the second year they produced
good crop. Mr.. Durrell remem bered the
REPORTER with nice box of the fruit.
There is some talk of holding the next
field day of the Uniform Rank, knights
d Pythias, third regiment, in Skowhe-
gan. This is the home of the colonel of
the regiment, F. C. Dunlap, and Oosoola
company is DESTROYS of entertaining the
visiting brothers. Should the field day
be held here, 1t will occur during the
cattle show and fair of the Somerset
Central Agricultural Society, Sept. II
and H.
A marked Improvement has been made
Ithis season in the North Cemetery. The
work done on the Neil and Rowell lot is
the cause of the greatest change. The
|un;Ightly hedge has been removed. solid
granite foundations laid for tablets and
I rich and tasteful monument erected to
Pie memory of Gen. r. B. Shepherd.
The lot has been handsomely graded by
henry Galway Landscape gardner, and the
pounds fixed by granite posts at the cor
|lers, each supporting ball Of polished
Barre granite. This work has been done
according TO plans made by Gen. Shep.
|heFd prior to the illness which resulted
20 his death, Jan. l. A citizen who has
|good Judgment in such affairs says that
|the town ought to build fence in front
|Oi this cemetery similar to that around
Bloomfield cemetery.
The season of the Lakewood Stock Co.,
|N Lakewood Theater, will close at the
|end OF the present week, much to the
|'egret of the people who have so much
enjoyed the many admirable perform
anees given. The piece on this week lie
mat pleasing society drama, "His Lord
|snlp' aud the audience each evening is
|Only limited by the size Of hall. We are
Rad to be able to state from the manage
ment that the star, Mr.. Jas. Durkin with
Ms wife, Mr.. Lewis McCord and wife
and Mr.. Lando together with Miss
Mabel Estelle, the charming soubrette,
VINO was with US for so short time,
nave all zi1nad oontrootc m AMMAN of