The Somerset reporter., 1902-09-04
TOWN and VICINITY

Ri. Marble of Harmony was In town,
yesterday.
AP. Turner of Madison was in town,
yesterday
Id. Libby Of Brighton was in town,
Wednesday.
Show cases and counters for sale cheap
at Bueknam's.
Albert f. Jewett left, Monday, on a
business trip to Bath.
B. Goodrich of Bingham and his
sop, Leon were in town, Friday.
A good capable girl wanted to do
bousework. Apply to Box l04 2w36
Up. Oak is enjoying visit from his
brothers., Fred and William, of Caribou.
James Lewia and his son-in law, Paul
yigue, are visiting relatives in Farming
ton.
Mrs. Z. n. Merrill and daughter, Miss
Bertha, are passing few days at the
Island,
Henry w. Bosnian of Waterville and
Parker 5. Foss returned from New York
Saturday.
Mrs. S. D. Lindsey who is spending
the summer In Norridgewock, was in
| town, yesterday.
Mrs. F. A. Hatch of Worcester is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. G. A. Wing,
at North Fairfield, this week.
C. H. Davis of New \ ork City is pass
| ing the week with his sister at "Kill-
care" his summer home.
Mrs. l.. P. Hutchins and Miss Janet
L. Sturtevant left, Monday morning,
4 for weeks VS. in ewiston and vici ity.
Miss Jessie Cousins of Waterville, who
has been the guest of Miss Lila Howes
the past few days, returned home, Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Williams and chill
i dren Of Boston, who have been guests of
\ Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Foss, return home
! today.
! Mrs. Melville G. Baker returned on
! saturday from two weeks visit with
I relatives in Bingham and at Pleasant
/ PoJd.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Whittier went to
! lewiston, Monday morning, where they
are guests of their sons during State
Fair week.
Miss Margery Morrison and Miss
Edith Lewis left for Boston, Monday
morning. where they will pursue brief
course in music.
The Working League of the Con'l
church will meet with Mrs. G. B. Ward,
High street, next Monday at 2 p. m. A
full attendance is desired.
Hon. E. F. Danforth and Hon. l.. l.!
Walton went to Lewiston, Monday, to
sttend the field day of the Ancient Or
der of United Workmen.
Vernon Cook Of Attleboro, Mass, who
hsd been visiting friends in Skowhegan
and Hartland, returned to his home in
Auleboro, Mass. on Saturday. He for
uerly resided in Hartland.
Mrs. George Otis Smith gave pleas
snt reception to friends, Saturday after
loon, August 30th, from 4 o'clock to 6,
ID her home, No. Coburn Avenue.
game of ball has been arranged for
saturday afternoon next, between the
G, n. P. Co.'s of Madison and the Skow.
fegans The game will be called at 2.3O
O'clock.
The Maccabee Band attracted its full
quota Of attention and admiration In the
parade of Monday. Not only did it
make fine appearance and march well,
but its music was all right.
Hon s. w. Gould, left, Monday after.
ioon, for Dover, where he spoke to
Democratic meeting in the evening. Mr..
Gould will speak every evening this
week on his tour of the State.
The annual meeting Of the w. C. Il.
u will be held In g. A. r. hall, Monday,
Sept s, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
Reports of all committees must be in
at that time. Delegates will be elected
TO attend the State convention at Water
Vile J he roll will be called and each
member is requested to come prepared
respond with verse of Scripture or
iquotation containing some temperance
sentiment. A large attendance is ear
le'tly requested.
The directors of Sorosis have secured
Mrs Alkaline Wagg Smith of Boston,
lecturer and teacher of hygienic cookery,
10 give two demonstration lectures in
orange Hall Sept. II and 13. Mrs.
Smith is graduate of the Boston cook
ng school, gives lecture each year be-
fore the training class Of the school, and
u highly recommended by Miss Farmer,
he principal. These lectures will be
entirely free to all interested in cookery,
aud the club hopes that ladies will show
Their appreciation of this effort TO give
mem good lectures, by the large number
attendance.
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Who Is going to see the great Mine
Ia Motto Lead property in Missouri with