The Somerset reporter., 1902-05-15
TOWN and VICINITY

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over Monday night.
For special bargains in table Damask
and napkins go to Judkins'.
r. c. jennings of Fairfield was in
town, Thursday of last week.
DR.. W. S. stinchfield accompanied q
patient to Lewiston Tuesday.
Walter Flint took the morning train,
Saturday, for Port Deposit, Md.
B. D. Bowden, Pittsfleld's trial justice,
was In town on business, Thursday.
Miss Alma Goodwin OF WatervIlle
passed Sunday In town with her sister.
r. n. Nickerson went to Boston, Fri
day afternoon, returning Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Emery Estes was called to Hart
land, Tuesday afternoon by illness OF a
relative.
Blaine S. Vies of Bowdoin passed
Sunday and Monday at the home Of his
parents.
Misses Miriam Merrill and Rena Archer
passed the day Friday with friends in
Waterville.
Principal d. II. Perkins Of the high
school, passed Sunday in Freedom, his
former home.
Sunset Chapter, o. f. S., will meet in
X. P. Hall, Friday evening, May l6, at
the usual hour.
Charles J. Davis of Greenville, of the
firm of Marston & Davis, was In town
several days last week.
W. r. Clifford enjoyed visit over
Monday night of his brother, F. w. Gif-
ford and wife of Benton.
Building stone for sale. R. T. Patten.
international Stock Food is for sale by
G. r. Fogg, the druggist.
Hon. A. H. Chase of Lexington has a
McPhail piano placed in his home, today,
from Smiths Music Store.
Kendall's orchestra are in Wilton this
week where they furnish the music for
commencement exercises.
B. s. Wyman of Dead River ard c. L.
Rogers of Flagst we're in town a few
hours, Thursday, on business.
S. A. Dinsmore passed through town,
Saturday, on his way home to Boston
after business trip to Bingham.
Frank Drawn, clerk at the Skowhegan
House, Is able to be around again after a
two weeks session of the humps.
You can secure flowers for Memorial
by leaving your orders at South Side
Greenhouse not later than the 25th.
1t will be worth your while to look at
the new styles in low shoes exhibited in
Green & Barnard's Shoe Co.'S window.
William Adams of Caratunk was in
town, Friday on his way home from
Oakland, where he had been visiting
friends.
j. Abbott Kendall went to Fairfield,
Thursday afternoon, and that night led
the orchestra during the performance of
the Watervlle dramatic club.
Alfred Nollett of North Arson was in
town, Friday of last week, and had the
body of his sister, Celia Nollett, moved
from the tomb and buried in the Catho-
lie cemetery.
Miss l.. B. Stevens, who had been in
town, three weeks, arranging for the
opening of Bloomfield, the summer home
OF her brother, Or. E. II. Stevens, re-
turned to Cambridge, Saturday morning.
The weather for the past week has
been exceedingly cold for the time Of
year. There have been frosts several
nights and early vegetation has suffered
somewhat.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harmon went to
Kingfield, Tuesday, to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Harmon's father, John L. Will
hanson, who died Sunday, the llth in.
slant, having reached 100 years of age
lacking but few months.
Our people are pleased to see the
doors of Hotel Heseltou again open to
the travelling public. The new landlord
is william Weeks, formerly of the Smell
House, Houlton, "a gentleman of wide
acquaintance in Maine and much expert
ence in the hotel business.
A. B. Page of Fairfield was in town
last week and purchased of L. W. Chase
one of the S. r. Bailey make pneumatic
tired buggy-probably the best buggy
that ever went out of this place. APP
parently down river parties know where
to come when they want good carriage.
Mrs. j. H. Swain returned, Wednesday
from Corinna, where she has just COM
pleted years teaching. She was accom-
panied by Miss Eva Whipple of Scion.
The two ladies gave a recital at Dexter,
Monday evening, Mrs. Swain appearing
as reader and Miss Whipple as soloist.
Saturday afternoon last was exceed
ingly cool for May and made additionally
uncomfortable for ball game by high
wind which prevailed. Owing to this
fact 1t was a small audience that wit
messed the ball game at Fairview Park