The Somerset reporter., 1901-04-11
TOWN and VICINITY
See the new bats at Curtis.

Heselton's.N
David Haig went to New York, Mon.
day morning.
"Out In the Streets" at Grange Hall,
Tuesday night.
Bernard Gibbs, Esq. of Madison was
in town, Thursday.
George H. Pishon returned from Bos.
ton, Saturday night.
Mrs. VIVA L. Hill returned from Port.
sland, Saturday night.
Gov. Hill has designated Thursday, the
25th inst, as Fast Day.
Miss Dora Cleveland returned from hei
vacation, Saturday night.
Carl Curtis has entered upon the en-
ploy of j. p. Oak as clerk.
W. K. Brown shipped II horses tic
Boston, Monday morning.
Ralph Weber of Augusta was the
guest, Friday, of Bin Page.
Harry Graves left home, Friday morn
ing, for Portland and Boston.
The Waterville amateurs were guests
at the Heselton while in town.
New picture moulding and artists
material at Folsom & Nutting's.
All the village schools will commence
their spring term, Monday next.
Large bottles of beef, iron and wine,
only SOC, at G. r. Fogg's drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Bonney returned
from their vacation, Saturday afternoon.
W. J. Whittemore went to Boston, Fri
day morning, returning Monday after.
noon.
Kendalps orchestra played, Monday
evening, for the Paper Makers Ball at
Madison.
Opening of spring millinery at Mrs.
Benner's next Friday and Saturday.
Everybody invited. See ad.
Miss Adelaide Smith of Watervlle
was the guest of Miss Gertrude Carter
over Friday.
Call at Dow & Carter's Rambler
agency and get prices in secondhand
bicycles.
Mrs. G. A. Fairbrother and little son
were the guests of friends in Gardiner,
over Sunday.
Court adjourned, Saturday, and Judge
Whitehouse left that afternoon for his
home In Augusta.
Doctrine of Atonement" subject at
the Christian Science church. All are
cordially welcome.
Mrs. l.. A. Dascombe, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Mary, went to Bos-
ton, Friday morning.
f. A. Gray and daughter of Portland
were the guests over Thursday night OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Allen.
Col. John w. Fogler of New Britain,
Conn. passed few days in town with
his family, the past week.
Mrs. G. E. Norton will continue her
dressmaking at her home, 28 West Front
street, until further notice.
Nat Owen, who is being treated at the
soldiers home hospital at Togus, wal
among the arrivals Saturday night.
Miss Mary Ward, who has been tht
guest for a week of her father and sister
returned to Boston, Friday afternoon.
Norris Cleveland has sold his fast
gelding, Keel Croix, to Bangor parties
who will race him the coming season.
Walter Wildes, Ned Merrill and How.
ard Wyman, students In Bowdoin Col.
lege, are home for the Easter vacation.
DIR. @. D. B. Pepper of Colby College
will preach In the Bethany Baptist
church on Sunday next at the usual
morning service.
Mrs. f. P. Viles left home for Boston,
Friday morning. At Brunswick she
was joined by her son, Blaine, who will
pass the Easter vacation In the Hub.
Last Friday night one of Lawrence,
Newhall & Co.'S. logging crews arrived
In town, from Austin stream, where
they had been the past winter. This
crew consisted of IA men and 49 horses.
The horses were carried to Kingfield and
dtiua, fropo thoro hora
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen rockingham of
Cherryfield were in town over Friday
night. Mr.. Frothingham Is the present
proprietor Of the Cherryfield House.
No excuse for rough skin, chapped
lips or hands, II you try Wings Skin
Food, the ideal preparation, prepared
and sold only at Wings drug store
f. W. Briggs, general manager of the
Somerset Traction Co., accompanied by
Lyman Murphy and Henry Sheridan,
went to Boston, Monday morning.
Miss Lsrd, milliner, Is now located
over Merrills shoe store and is showing
all the latest creations in millinery. She
extends an invitation to everybody to
call and see the pretty things she found
In the New York market.
Mrs. Pauline Hill Is In attendance
upon the New England Conference of
Federated Woman's Clubs, In Boston,
this week, and will visit with her daugh.
FOR Mra Palmer Tavlor In SnrinUfiald