The Somerset reporter., 1902-04-03
TOWN and VICINITY

at Delano,s.
Cash paid for old iron at the Island
machine shop.
Thomas Leigh Esq. of Augusta was in
town, Saturday.
f J. Russell of Brighton was in town
on business, Saturday.
international Stock Food Is for sale by
G. r. Fogg, the druggist.
Miss Lottie Currier left town, Saturday
afternoon for Greenville,
Mrs. W. H. Gannett of Augusta, was
in town over Friday night.
Notice advertisement of F. w. Allen
& Co.-retiring from business.
Miss Carrie Chessman left on the
morning train of Friday for Ithaca, Ill.
Mrs. j. n. Merrill returned from New
York on the evening train of Thursday.
Miss Alice Lawley returned, Friday,
from visit with Massachusetts, relatives
Millinery opening at Miss Lords,
Wednesday and Thursday, April 9and TO-.
L. W. Chase returned home, Thursday
afternoon, from business trip TO Bos-
ton.
DR.. C. M. Foss OF Dexter was in town,
Tuesday, called here for professional con-
sultation.
Hon. VIM. I. Haines of Waterville,
member of Gov. Hills council, was in
town, Tuesday.
Miss Hannah Page has returned from
Boston and vicinity where she had been
for several weeks.
G. R. Fogg, the druggist will sell you
large bottle of beef iron and wine for
80 cents.
Miss Elsie Walton, who is attending
Wheaton Seminary, is passing a two
weeks vacation at home.
Mrs. X. s. Jackins and Mrs. C. E.
Dunn of Houlton were in town, this
week, guests Of relatives.
We want a good bright boy at this
Office to learn the printing trade. Good
pay from the start.
Harvey D. Eaton, Esq, of Waterville
and Hon. Geo. G.. Weeks of Fairfield
we're at the court house, Monday.
Joe Lawley left Friday morning for
Tewksbury, Mass, where he has sit
uation as attendant in the insane asylum.
Miss Mary Stuart returned to Water
Vile, Thursday afternoon after a brief
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Drake.
Governor Hill has designated Thurs
day, April oath, as the annual Fast Day.
The proclamation appears elsewhere in
our columns.
at the next regular meeting Of Bloom
field Assembly Pythian Sisterhood, Apr.
9th, the first degree will be conferred. A
good attendance is desired.
A regular meeting Of Russell Relief
Corps, will be held this week, Friday
afternoon, April Alb. There will be an
initiation and entertainment.
Mrs. Fred M. French and her son Guy
left home for Waterville Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. French will continue her
trip to Boston after few days at Water
Vile.
Mr.. Perry Gates made trip up river,
last week, TO Caratunk. He says the
roads are in terrible condition In many
places because of the action of the floods
this season.
The cottage house on the west side of
North avenue, recently occupied by E..
g. Emerson, and owned by him, has
been sold to F. P. Pencil, the purchase
price being $1,000.
Mr.. A. w. Kincaid who has recently
sold out his business interest In Fitch.
burg, Mass, has returned with his wife
to pass several weeks in this town and
vicinity, his native place.
Prof. knights of Orono and Prof.
Whittier of Brunswick, were at the court
house, Saturday and made further ex.
animation of exhibits In the Terrio case.
They exploded some shells in the Terro
rifle and took them away to make fur
ther microscopical examination of them.
On Wednesday afternoon, April 3,
twenty-five of the little schoolmates and
friends of Fred Richardson took the first
straw ride OF the season to his home on
Parkman hill, to celebrate his tenth
birthday. Their esteem was fully shown
by the many gifts they left him as me-
mentos of the occasion.
The services at the Centenary NJ. E.
church, next Sunday, will be as follows :
Morning worship with sermon. by pastor,
subject, The Deeper Things Of Life; at
II m. bible school; the junior league at
3 p. M. prayer service at g.; preaching
service at 7. Good music at all the
services. You are welcome, come.
The regular meeting of The Town I'M
provement Society was held in the library
parlors, Friday afternoon, March IS.
First on the program was song Gull
aby," Miss Eldena Smith; paper Indus
tries of Spain, Mrs. Miller; song Face
to Face" Miss Smith, Mrs. Dunton, pian-
list; paper, "Women of SPAIN" Mrs.
Julia Robbins; paper Household Eco