The Somerset reporter., 1902-08-21
TOWN and VICINITY

bay.
Miss Mary Barnard is visiting friends
in Boston.
Herman Huff of Bingham was in town,
Friday last.
Second hand show cases cheap at
Bucknam's.
Another barrel of Witch Hazel at
Bucknam's.
;. ". Philbrick made a business "trip
to Gardiner, Friday.
Emery Adell of South Gardiner was
In town over Sunday.
New yarns, furs, walking skirts, fancy
outing all in at Judkns'.
The season for disinfectants is here.
G. r. Fogg has all the latest.
Albert Fellows OF Boston was calling
on Skowhegan friends, Friday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Barnard returned to
Jamaica Plains, Friday afternoon.
Miss Edith Knowlton has returned
from visit with friends in Augusta.
Deputy Sheriff C. E. Durren of Fair
field, was In town few hours, Thursday
F. A. Lee Of Islesboro visited his
brother, Frank Lee, few days recently.
s. w. Gould was in Augusta, Friday
attending the encampment of the First
regimen.
z. r. Fairbrother left, Monday MORN
ing, on business trip to Iceboro and
Rockland.
Miss Emma Collins has secured a
position as stenographer in County At
torney Covers office.
Mrs. w. s. stinchfield and child, and
her sister, Miss Ethel Clough are passing
a few days at Augusta.
One winder boy, one spooler, one
dresser tender and one drawer are wanted
at Marston Worsted Mills.
Wanted-A young man to learn the
meat business. Apply Arthur Jewett's
market, under Hotel Coburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Tilton and little
girl returned to Boston, Friday morning,
after visit here with bis mother.
New rails have been laid the past week
across the north bridge by the Skowhe.
gan & Norridgewock electric railway.
William Groder, clerk at the Gerald,
Fairfield, passed Sunday In town with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Groder.
Allie Lewia is driving the American
Express team this week during the
absence of Newell Perkins at the State
muster.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Thompson are
spending the present week at Bingham,
their former home, with relatives and
friends.
N. s. Varney and Loren Sanborn were
among the aids at the Field Day ball
given In Union hall, Madison, Thursday
night last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of Boston
were among the arrivals Thursday after
noon and are guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram Perkins.
Eugene Merchant and Tracey Forsythe
returned Saturday from fishing
trip to Hayden pond In Brighton. They
report good luck with the trout.
Mrs. John F. Tilton, East Dedham,
Mass, and two children are guests Of
Mrs. Grace Coburn Smith, this week.
Rev. G. D. b. Pepper D. D. of Water
Vile occupied the Bethany Baptist pull
pit, Sunday. The church will be closed
two Sundays, the oath and 31st insts.
Miss Sadie E. Parsons of Cornville,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
P. s. Tooker of Westfield, New Jersey
for the past month, returned home on
Horace Stevens and Miss Lena Leach
OF Cambridge, Mass, were among the
arrivals on the late train Saturday night
and are guests OF DR.. and Mrs. Z. Fl.
Stevens ct Bloomfield cottage.
Mrs. G, H. Newhall Of Fairfield, Mrs.
H. M. Morse of Woodstock, Conn.,, Mrs.
Fl. Fl. Stibel of Boston, and Mrs. George
Lewis Of Genesco, ILL.,, guests at Lake
George, drove to town, Saturday, dining
at the Coburn.
Mrs. K. w. Heath and children of
Waterville came to town last night en-
route to Cornville, where they will pass
3 week with the family Of q. D. Eaton.
ESQ.,, who are summering at the former
farm home of Mr.. Eston's parents.
L. L. Walton, Esq, of this town was
reelected high counsellor Of the high
Court Of Maine Independent Foresters,
at the meeting at Bangor, yesterday. NJ.
L. Dulgin Of Milo Is high chief aud DR..
VIM. McDavid of Augusta, high secre-
tary.
The annual hop given by Landlord
Washburne at Lake George occurred
Friday night. The rain kept many
people from attending, but
the event proved very enjoyable one.
Between the dances fine display of
fireworks was made.
Miss Grace Walker, daughter of E. L.
Walker left, Saturday, for Portland, and
after q brief visit there she is to 90 to