The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-26
TOWN and VICINITY

E. J. Russell of Brighton was In town
Friday.
j. W. Blunt went to Portland, Friday
afternoon.
Buy your Fireworks at Bucknam's
drug store.
Mrs. Fl. A. Bussey Is visiting relatives
In Hallowell.
Harvey White passed Sunday with
friends in Waterville.
George Belonga of Lynn, Mass, WAS
10 town over Sunday.
Miss Annie Maddocks is visiting
friends In Bethel Ne.
Sheriff r. P. Pennell went to Water
Vile for the day Friday.
Miss Grace Smith of North Arson is
visiting here, this week.
Miss Adelaide Smith of Waterville, Is
visiting friends In town.
Great assortment OF white lawn shirt
waists Just arrived at Judkins'.
Mrs. L. J. Addition went to Boston
Friday morning to visit relatives.
Mr.. ard Mrs. W. S. Parkman left Fri
day for a visit In Oakland and Augusta.
Ira G.. Hersey, Esq, returned to Houl-
ton Friday morning after visiting friends
here.
Mrs. Martha Herrin went to Waterville
to remain some time with her daughter,
Mrs. Lillian Gilman.
Miss Anna Bussey has secured po-
sltion as clerk In the law office of Phillips
& Mills for the summer.
Henry r. Spencer went to Waterville,
Friday, to attend the commencement ex-
ercises at Colby college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buck, who had
been visiting his parents here, returned
to Boston Friday morning.
A. L. Grover instructor in the Univer-
slty of Maine, passed few days this
week with friends In town.
Miss Miriam Merrill, Miss Maude Mer-
rll and Miss Olive Greene passed the
day, Saturday In Waterville.
Fred Fl. Barnes, clerk at the Hilton,
Madison, was 10 town, Friday, on his re-
turn from weeks vacation.
Richard II. Collins of Portland was In
town over Sunday, called here by the
serious illness of his sister, Emma.
Geo. K. Foss left, Tuesday morning,
for East Douglass, Mass, where he has
secured position for the summer.
The clerks In the stores enjoyed an
outing at The Pines, Monday evening.
Dancing was the principal amusement.
Miss Emma Ceilings, who has been
very Ill at her home with appendicitis,
we are glad to report az much improved,
Misses Minnie Benson and Stella Kim.
ball went to South Harpswell, Monday
afternoon, where they will officiate as
table mattresses during the summer sea-
son.
Mrs. w. F. Shaw visited friends In
Fairfield the first of the week and took
In the Centennial celebration at Water
Vile.
Miss Daisy Day of Waterville, who
has been the guest Of Miss Miriam Mer-
rill the past week, returned home, Thurs
day.
Rev. E. T. Adams Of Solon, formerly
pastor of the NJ. e. church here, called
upon friends in town for a short time,
Friday.
Mrs. E. c. harrington was In town,
Monday, guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Livingston, who Is passing several weeks
In town.
Mr.. George A. Parlin, editor of the
Machias Union, was in town, this week,
on business. He left on this mornings
trai for his home.
The Parochial school closed last Thurs
day for the summer vacation and the
teachers have gone to Three Rivers, Can
ada, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton whitman, who
have been the past season with the II.
Price Webber comedy company, have re-
turned home for the summer.
Howard Friend, John Steward and
Robert Steward returned, Thursday,
from successful fishing trip in the
northerc part of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greene who
have been passing several weeks on their
farm in the lower part of the town, re-
turned to Boston, Monday morning.
A party consisting of a. w. Pratt, r.
L. Kane and Misses Pratt and Richard
son, all of the senior class of Colby, en-
joyed an outing at Lakewood Friday
evening.
Fred Pooler, George Piper and Sebas-
tian Bison, who have been attending
college at Three Rivers, Canada, return
ed home Saturday afternoon for the sum-
mer vacation.
Among the entries for the June meet
Ing at North Anson next Saturday are
three horses from Skowhegan. G. w.
Day has Lady Stirling and N. M. Cleve
land has two, the bay mare Miss Archer
and the brown mare Mabel B.
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