The Somerset reporter., 1901-09-05
.rw ADVERTISER ENTs.
TOWN and VICINITY
chorIes F. Ward is in Portland.

Charles F. Ward Is IN Portland.
Fresh boiled Holsters at Fairgrieves'.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jackson went to
augusta, Saturday morning.
FL. Colby and mother, Mrs. Mary
rolby, of Bingham were in town, satur-
by
Pow F. /. House was in town over
,..t night, on his return home to Provi-
jence r. l.
Frank Heath of Boston was in town
aver Tuesday night, renewing old
sequsintanees'
The usual complete line of everything
IN school supplies may be found at
rogg's drug store.
Miss Addie E. Warren left, Monday
morning, for Somerville, Mass. where
.he will pass the winter.
Mrs. Edith S. Shepherd and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Briggs left Monday morning
,or the White mountains.
public dance was held at Lakewood,
Friday night Music was furnished by
an orchestra from Madison.
Miss Kate Haley, who had been pass
inc the summer In Cornville, returned to
= xa.a Mas SATURDAY. manning
Or. and Mrs. j. H. Pooler, who passed
the summer at their cottage at North
nond, returned home, Saturday.
Miss Mary Pollard left Saturday morn
ipg for Fort Fairfield to resume her
duties as teacher in the public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Childs of Boston,
who have been guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Owen, returned to
Boston, Tuesday noon.
DR.. C. P Sawyer and Charles R. Viles
left Saturday morning for New York
where they are to take treatment for
rheumatism at a sanitaIum.
Priscilla Rebekah lodge held most
enjoyable basket picnic at the Pines,
Friday evening. After lunch was served
1 an entertainment consisting of readings
Z and music was rendered.
Two cars Of cattle, The property of w.
4 E. Eaton of Scion, were shipped to the
4 State Fair at Lewiston, Monday. Other
stock of exhibitors in this vicinity was
sent to Lewiston from Bangor, being
! exhibited in the Eastern State Fair, last
week.
William Barrett, Cyrus C. Cushing,
John J. Keaton and William Roderick
were arraigned before Judge Bachelor
/ the Sd instant, upon the charge of in
! toxication. They all pleaded guilty and
we're each fined $500 and costs. They
paid their fines.
H. C. Ormsby. who was a resident
Of our town for the past two years, has
closed out his jewelry business here and
4 left, Friday morning, for his former
/ home in Pennington, accompanied by
! his mother. Mr.. Ormsby is undecided
where to locate.
]. A. Kendall, who has been leading
( the orchestra during the summer season
at the Samoset House, Mouse Island, has
gone to Woonsocket, r. l. to lead a
theater orchestra during the month Of
/ September and will devote quite a por-
/ ton of his time to receiving Instructions
on the violin from an eminent Boston
professor.
Services will be resumed at the Uni
yersalist church next Sunday. Morning
worship at l0.45, with preaching by the
pastor on "The Pearl of Great Price"
Promptly at II o'clock the Sunday
school will assemble with welcome for
all scholars, old and new. The social
meeting at o'clock will likewise be in
charge of the pastor. Let this our first
Sunday be "Rally Sunday" says the
pastor.
The annual field day Of the Sd regi-
ment, U. R. X. P. which comprises the
companies Of Augusta, Hallowell, Gardi-
ner Waterville, Pittsfield and Skowhe-
gan will be held here, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Sept. oath and 25th. The
regimental band of Pittsfleld will be
present besides good representation
from the several companies, and Oosoola
Company Is making preparations for a
grand time.
A bill in equity has been filed by the
officers and eorporators of the Island
Machine Company providing for the
winding up of the affairs Of that corpo-
ration, The petition asks that the
corporation may be dissolved and ter
minated; that trustee may be appoint
ed to take possession of the assets of the
company and make settlement of its
affairs, A hearing is to be had before
Judge Whtehouse at Augusta, tomor.
row. Friday. The bill sets forth that
the assets of the company amounts to
about 5000, beside $500 of property
heavily mortgaged. The amount of in
debtedness is placed at S1,700.
Archie FORMER was brought before
Judge Bachelor, Saturday morning,
under warrant charging him with
larceny. 1t appears that this boy, who
is II years old, and another boy named
Roach had been stealing from Steward
Br0therst IN ali n ro xyor In tha 0rIot mill