The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12
TOWN and VICINITY

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s'Peck's Bad Boy, Tuesday night.
Miss Harriet Marble returned home,
Tuesday night.
F. C. Pooler Ia on brief visit TO his
parents in Wellesley, Mass.
Forrest Goodwin, Esq, Is in Boston,
this week, or professional business.
Mrs. Lewis Anderson snd Miss sarah
y A passing this weeA III gos-
ton.
+. S. Morrill, and wife are spending a
few weeks visiting friends in Massachus-
etts.
Delsno serves the best ice cream made
at his new store, including cake, at 1Oc
per plate.
If you like to see an up to date line of
cigars, pipes and tobacco, Bisson's res
taurant is the place.
Mrs. Chandler Tuttle went to Sidney,
this morning, called there by the serious
illness of her brother, Capt. j. M. Bal
lard.
The best vaudeville talent attainable
is the composition of the "Pecks Bad
Boy Co. at the opera house, next Tues.
day.
Miss Winnibel Cover, who has been
attending young ladies' fitting school
in New York, the past winter, arrived
home, Friday night, for the summer.
Hon. d. D. Stewart, St. Adams; A.
Simmons, North Arson and j. F. Hol-
man, Athens, were among the out-of-
town lawyers in attendance upon pro-
bate court, Tuesday.
Misses Flora Reed and Harriet Bick-
ford, who for year past have success
fully conducted a garment cutting school
in South Berwick, returned home, Tues.
day night, for the summer.
Miss Florence Higgins is in Farming
ton, this week, In attendance upon the
commencement exercises of the Normal
school, her sister, Miss Irene, being
member Of the graduating class.
Abraham Lincoln Command, Union
Veterans, held meeting on Tuesday
evening and mustered one comrade. AT
ter the work refreshments were served
and pleasant social hour enjoyed.
A large number of Rebekahs from this
place are planning on attending the Dis
trict meeting of Rebekahs to be held at
Madison on Monday evening, June 16
The party will leave here at 30 O'clock
The tennis court, recently constructed
on Maple street, is now the center of
outdoor sports among the young people.
The club numbers 80 members, and an
other court is in view, as the one now in
use is continually in demand.
The twelfth season of that popular in.
land resort, Lake George, Canaan, will
begin Sunday next when the Mohican
Hotel and the various attractions will
be opened to the public. Lees orchestra
will give concerts throughout the entire
day.
The Congregational working league
will meet, Wednesday afternoon next,
at the home of Mrs. Augustus Swain,
about two miles out of the village. If
the day is pleasant team will be wait
ing at the Bethany Baptist church to
carry all from this side, at O'Clock
prompt.
Members of Priscilla Rebekah lodge to
the number of nearly thirty visited Ath-
ems lodge last Monday night, and are
loud in their praise of their reception.
Supper was served to all upon their ar
rival and after working of the degree by
the team from Priscilla lodge, collation.
was served. An exceedingly pleasant
occasion.
The summer time table on the Maine
Central goes into effect Monday. The
schedule for this town is as follows:
Trains leave at 8 05 a. m.; II so and 2 40
p. m. Arrive 7.l5 and 1890 a. m. and
?. IN. The Monday morning train leaves
at a. m. and the Saturday evening
train arrives at S.55 P. m.
The Lakewood Stock Co. are meeting
with most pleasing reception on this
their first week of the summers engage
ment. All the old favorites are here
and the company has been much
strengthened since last year. 1.-THE
Black Flag, bhat is running nightly this
week. will give place next week to the
stirring military drama, "Secret Ser
vice., by the same author as "Held by
he enemy"
LOst-On Madison street, between