The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-19
TOWN and VICINITY

MISS nhIIlcIb DiChIOTu is tue new
cashier at Ordway's.
Choice line Of imported cigars just re-
ceived by G. R. Fogg.
Deputy collector, Abram Newton, of
Jackman is in town, today.
Mrs. E. S. Prescott is visiting this
week with Augusta relatives.
Another lot Of fresh crackers and cake
lust received at Delano's.
A telephone has been Installed the past
week in the store of Henry Rawles.
Mrs. W. P. Ordway left on the after
noon train of Thursday for Portland.
Miss Edith Cabot returned home,
Monday night, for the summer vacation.
Joseph Partridge and wife of Lewis
ton are the guests of Miss Helen A.
Sanborn.
Delano serves the best ice cream made
at his new store, including cake, at loo
per plate.
Mrs. W. B. Pierce of Beverly, Mass,
is on visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. 0. Smith.
S. C. Durrell of Flagstaff was in at
tendance upon the County convention
here, yesterday.
Mr.. C. II. Davis of New York City is
passing the present week at his summer
home. "Killcare."
Mrs. Joshua Burns took the morning
train here Friday for Lynn, where she is
visiting her daughter.
Thos. Corrigan, who is working in
Lawrence, Mass. is passing vacation
in town with his parents.
Don't pay high prices for chocolates
where you can buy fancy assorted for
zoe at Knowton & Thompson's.
The Bloomfield Academy Association
class lS68-l972 hold their annual session
at Madison, Tuesday next the oath inst.
Mrs. D. NJ. Bacon and Mrs. Susan
Dinsmore were the guests of Bingham
relatives from Tuesday to Thursday of
this week.
The Steward Heating & Plumbing Co.
have added to their stock complete line
Of stoves, ranges and tinware. See their
new ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Viles went to
Brunswick Friday morning to be the
guest of their son at the exercises Incl
dent to Ivy Day.
Regular meeting of Sunset Chapter o.
E. S. at Masonic Hall, Friday evening,
June u. The degrees will be conferred
and refreshments served.
Canton Somerset of this place was re-
presented by about twenty ehevalers at
the annual field day of the second regi-
ment held in Augusta, yesterday.
Col T. H. Anderson, Mrs. r. B. Shep-
herd, Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Goodwin
and Miss Lola Goodwin were in Pitts
field, Sunday, to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Dobson.
Mrs. S. ?. Felker OF Clinton accom-
panied her husband to town Monday and
that evening was among the large num-
Der from Priscilla Lodge of Rebekahs
that visited Madison.
Rev. DR.. W. II. Spencer, pastor Of the
Bethany Baptist church, went to Kenne-
bunk on Tuesday to take part in the or
dination of Harold L. Hanson as pastor
Of the kennebunk Village Baptist
church. He preached the ordination
sermon.
Sheriff Pennell arrived in town, Friday
morning, bringing with him from Con-
necticut John Heating, the man wanted
for burglarizing the store of Charles F.
Ward the night of the 4th instant. On
Saturday Heating was arraigned before
Judge Bachelor and his bail fixed at
$1,000. Failing to secure bondsmen, he
remains in jail. His case will be brought
before the grand jury at the September
term.
i4lsCNiclC III Jul NOluuluS dppSdlb bIC
call for meeting Of subscribers to the
articles of agreement preparatory to the
organization of a corporation to purchase
the Allen mill and take other measures
to erect structure to be leased to the
Marston Worsted Company. The amount
of stock necessary to insure the organ
ization has been subscribed. We are
pleased that our people have taken hold
Of this project and made it succeed.
The display of fancy crackers and
biscuits exhibited at Delano's confec-
tionery and Ice cream parlor in Gould
Block this week should prove Of special
interest to all ladies in this vicinity. 1t
consists of every variety of goods manu-
featured by Austin Young Il Co., the
famous Boston bakers, the largest firm
outside the trust, and Mrs. Waite, their
representative, is serving these attract
i've sweets free to all callers, morning,
afternoon and evening for the rest of the
week. 1t Is arare opportunity to become
acquainted with many kinds of delicate
corrections hitherto unknown to Show
hogan ladies'.