The Somerset reporter., 1902-02-13
TOWN and VICINIT Y
Quahougs at Fairgrievee.

Col. Stanley RUNNER ol beAtei was
in town, yesterday.
EN-. Merrill Esq, was in Portland
on business, Friday.
John P. Clark went to Boston, We'd
nesday on business trip.
Mrs. F. W. Allen is visiting with
friends in Auburn and Portland.
Mr.. Amherst Spofford made trip to
Augusta, yesterday on business.
Rsv. II. A. Markley went to Liver
more Falls, Saturday, where he preached
Sunday.
Ansel Newton who has been at
Gray's Business College has returned
home.
Mrs. Lottie Anderson went to Maiden,
Mass, Tuesday, to visit with her
people
Miss Maud Kellett returned home
Tuesday forenoon from weeks visit
in Fairfield.
Mr.. John E. Downs, selectmsn and
Supt of schools of Smithield, was In
town, yesterday.
Mrs. Emery Adell and daughter
Emerald left, Thursday morning, for
their new home In South Gardiner.
E. p. Viles and Forrest Goodwin
ESQ, have been absent for a week on
visit to the scene of their numbering
operations In the Dead River region.
A whist party of 30 tables WAS held
in the library parlors, Monday night,
under the auspices of Sunset chapter,
Oder Of the Eastern Star. Refresh
ments were served
Tonight in Milburn Hall occurs the
second annual mid-winter ball, given
under the same management IA the
Thursday night assemblies. Lees or
chpstra furnishes music.
Our horsemen are planning FOR race
on the ice next Saturday afternoon.
We have some lively steppers ia town
and there seems to be quite question
as to the supremacy OF each for the
honors.
There will be antiquarian supper and
exhibition at the yestries Of the Meth
odlst Church, Friday, Feb 2lsL Supper
from 5 80 to pm. Tickets including e1-
hibiuon, adults, 25cts. children. l5cts.
Come and see Us. Xvi
Mr. h. II. Marble, the veteran wool
buyer of Harmony, was IN town Tues
day He has been engaged IN the
business OF buying wool for ~ years,
and has without doubt handled more
Of that staple product than any other
dealer in Somerset county.
Attorneys at Law Geo. & Weeks OF
Fairfield " r. Jordan Of Bingham,
Augustine Simmons OF North Arson,
J. r. Holman Of Athens, ". b Brown
Of Hartland aud r l.. Ames Of South
Norrldgewook were .lu town ia attend
anee upon probate court, Tuesday.
Company +. National Guards Will
hold a drill and camp fire, Friday even
ny. the 2lst instant. Among the guests
Invited to attend this gathering are
members Of Russell Post q. A. R.
Abraham Liaedn Command L. v. q.
and Wildes Camp Sons Of Veterans.
] G. Geddes for several years trav-
cling representative for "United states
Investor" Of Boston has purchased
through :. II. swain the N /. Parsons
fsrm consisting of one hundred acres
with house aud barn. w learu Mr..
Geddes Intends moving Int h In April
and will devote his attention 10 raising
sheep and angora goats.
Parker ssnbarn OF CAratuak was ia
town. Saturday, and lett with the RE.
PORTER the following IA Is good weeks
work hauling logs AZ sherman Beams
camp ou Pierce Pond township,
81 Bean had Two wagon sleds With a
span of horses on each, snd hauled on a
four turn road i5s $50 feet during the
week ending Feb lat. The best days
Nofg WAS done on Friday Of that week,
when the eight loads footed up 32l40
feet hr Bean Is 10 the employ Of
Lander, Savage & 5anborn, contractors
Tor The Great Northern Paper Co.
rhs stock Of the Walter savage grocery
which inYentoried 81 900 Was purchased
this week toy Patterson & Goodrich aud
they have moved Il into their eommodi-
Gus quarters At thu Depot store. AS is
well-kn0wn, lhls stock was Of best quail.
IS throughout Including "A it did the
highest grades Of canned aad bottled
goods and other fancy groceries. The
consolidation OF the two stocks gives
Patterson & Goodrich many more goods
Ia some hnes then they want TO carry,
consequently Ne learn it Is their inten-
ton 20 put prices upon them that can not
faIi 20 satisfy and please Al who are
looking for goods u the hrst quality at