The Somerset reporter., 1902-02-06
TOWN and VICINITY

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vile.
J. Smith Nuttlng made business trip
to Augusta, Friday.
Lees orchestra played for dance in
Canaan, Friday night.
Mrs. Melvin Palmer of East Fairfield
was in town, Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff c. F. Ham of Bingham
was in town, Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Lewis was taken to the hos.
pital at Lewiston, Saturday.
Mrs. A. B. Lamb visited friends In
Waterville, Thursday afternoon.
Miss Emily Lowe of Waterville passed
Sunday in town with her parents.
Edward Gledhil returned from bus
mess trip to New York, Saturday.
John N. Merrill, Jr., returned to his
studies at Orono, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Edward Coleman of Portland was
the guest, this week, of her parents.
Edgar Murphy of Lynn is passing 8
few days at his home in this town.
Rev. H. A. Markley went to Calais
Saturday, where he preached Sunday.
c. F. Horn of the Weston House, Mad
ison, was In town on business, Saturday.
W. B. Steward would like few cords
of green and dry wood in exchange for
dry goods.
Hon. E. F. Danforth left home Tues
day on business trip to Washington
county.
Mrs. w. r. Richardson was the guest
of Mrs. George II. Pishon over Thurs
day night.
Charles NJ. Barnard returned Monday
afternoon from a trip Of several days
at Portland.
Mr.. Norman McCrillis, book-keeper at
the wooden mill passed Sunday at his
home In Winslow.
Mrs. William Cotton and son returned
to Lewiston Friday morning after visit
with relatives here.
Stilman Blaisdell of Cornville left a
large egg at this office. 1t weighed four
ounces and is fine specimen.
The remains of Miss Lizzie Danforth,
who died In Lewiston, we're brought on
the evening train of Thursday.
Col Z. c. Dill, the Augusta cores
pondent of the Lewiston Journal was in
town, Monday, en- route for Madison.
Knowlton and Thompson will pay a
good price for few barrels good col
ored Baldwin and Northern Spy apples.
Miss Mabel l.. Woodward, who had
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Lamb,
returned to her home in Bangor, Thurs
day afternoon.
The second annual shoemakers ball
will be held tomorrow evening in Grange
Hall. An oyster supper will be served
at intermssion.
DR.. j. F. Barbrick, the Boston special
list is to pay Skowhegan another visit,
for three days, Feb. l5, l6 and IT, See
his ad in this issue.
Miss Florence Wilkins of Colby Col
lege, who was the guest few days OF
Mrs. A. B. Lamb, returned to her home,
Monday afternoon.
Newell Perkins, who has been spend
ing the past week at home, returned,
Tuesday, to Portland, where he Is attend
ing business college.
Miss Miriam Merrill went to Orono,
Friday afternoon, where, that night, she
attended hop given by the Phi Gamma
Delta Society of the University of Maine.
A mid winter ball under the same
management as the weekly assemblies,
will be held In Milburn Hall, Thursday
evening next, with music by Lees Or
chestra.
Mrs. Chas. Carnage received pain
full injury, Thursday of last week by
falling on the ice, breaking her left arm
at the wrist and receiving severe sprain
of the hand.
The morning passenger train, Satur-
day was an hour late owing TO freight
wreck in the Augusta yard delaying the
Portland and Bangor train with which 1t
makes connections.
There will be missionary prayer
meeting at the M, E. vestry, this Thurs
day evening, subject "The Condition of
the Women of India" also sketch Of
the life and work of Pundita Ramabai,
the High Caste HiAdd Widow.
Mr.. Chas. Murphy and Mrs. p. NJ.
cessful ladies' tailoring business here for
the past year left Saturday morning for
Norwich Conn. where they will continue
the same business. Although we regret
their moving from our town we wish
them much success in larger field.
The regular business meeting and
social of the Epworth League of the NJ.
+. Church will be held at the home Of
Annie r. Maddocks, Summer st. on Fri
day evening Feb. 7, at seven thirty o'clock
Cabinet meeting at seven. All the
young people are requested to be present
as there are many matters to be settled.
A petition signed by 16 citizens of