The Somerset reporter., 1902-09-25
TOWN and VICINITY

college, Monday.
Mrs. Vira L. johnson of Lynn, is visit
ing friends in town.
Geo. f. French spent Saturday at the
home of his people in Bath.
Curtis millinery opening begins We'd
nesday, Oct. 1st. All invited.
F. Y. Cayouette returned to Boston,
Monday morning, for the winter.
w.P. Ordway left, Monday morning,
on business trip to New York.
Miss z. B. Dunton of Boston has been
visiting with friends in town, this week
Ak. Butler, Esq" and 5. w. Phil,
brick were In Augusta on business, Tues
day.
! Charles H. Rochester of South Boston
is in towr this week on his annual vaca-
tion.
Lyman Murphy left, Monday morning,
on trip to Boston and Schenectady,
NY.
Mrs. Fred Lewis and Mrs. Ethel
Buker passed Saturday in Augusta and
Togus.
The Watervile papers say Garside-
Condit and Mack Co. is the best they
ever saw.
international stock food remedies are
for sale by G. r. Fogg, agent, Ia Madi-
son street.
The play that made Ben Hendricks
famous, sole Olson, Opera house next
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Murphy went to
Boston. Saturday afternoon, to visit Mr..
Murphy's aunt.
Eff. Fairbrother and S. II. Swain re-
turned, this week, from their business
trip to Missouri.
T. w. W. Atwood was in town, FRI
day, looking after the Portland Packing
Co.'S. cannery here.
Mr.. j. W. Amazeen of Cornville left
this morning for business trip to Bos-
ton and Haverhill, Mass.
Rev. w. W. Hooper of Deering, oc-
cupied the pulpit at the Universallst
church, Sunday morning.
Miss Tina Greene went to Stoneham,
Mass, on Saturday afternoon for
months visit with her aunt.
Marshall viles went to Berlin, n. H.,
Friday morning, where he has a situa-
ton with the Berlin Mills Co.
Miss Sarah NJ. Swain has returned
from the White Mountains where sbe
has been passing the summer.
Miss Matte Berry, who has been pass
ing the summer In this vicinity, returned
to Boston on Monday morning.
The Garside-Condit Mack big stock
Co. at the Coburn opera house five nights
next week. Price 10, 20 and 30.
Howard Wyman left, Monday morn
ing, for Cambridge, Mass, where he Is
to enter the Harvard Medical school.
! B. l. Lawley returned, Thursday after
noon, to Tewksbury, Mass, after pass
ing two weeks vacation here with his
parents.
Mrs. l.. Goldberg arrived home from
Gardiner, Monday afternoon, where she
had been called by the Illness OF her
daughter.
Master James E. Ryan, aged 9 years
while fishing at Smiths pond ore day
last week caught pickerel that weighed
3 pounds and 9 ounces.
Fred Pinkham Is running the "Scoot'
this week, Conductor West running on
trains u and 13 In the place of Conduc'
tor Whitney who is Ill.
Rev. W. Fl. Spencer, Rev. H. F. Huse
and Miss Louise Coburn are In attend
ance upon the Maine State Baptist con.
vention held In Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Morrisette went
to Boston On The morning train, Tuesday,
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two weeks ip sightseeing.
The weather this morning promises
fine for the band concert and ball at The
Pines tonight, and it should prove en-
joyable to all who attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Williams OF Ham,
ilton, Ontario, who had been guests OF
her brother, Frank Thompson, returned
to their home, Friday morning.
Miss Edith Frame, who has been pass
ing the summer at Jackson, N. a., and
for the past two weeks visiting friends
In town, returned to her home in Boston,
this morning.
The last session of the Sewing school
for this season will be held next Satur'
day, at O'Clock p. m. Each pupil has
the privilege of inviting her mother OF
some friend to this meeting.
j. Edward Burtt, Grand Recorder OF
Massachusetts Div, A. o. U. W., made
brief visit to Skowhegan, this week
and was the guest Of Hon. E. F. Dan
forth, Past Grand Master Workman.
Miss Anna Stinchfield returned, Mon.
day afternoon, from Boston where she
had been passing her vacation as well as
taking In some Of the millinery openings
The annual statement Of the condition
of the Somerset Loan and Building ass0