The Somerset reporter., 1902-11-27
TOWN and VICINITY
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vi. Walker of Starks was in town
on business, Friday.
Stuff your Thanksgiving turkeys with
g. r. Fogg's domestic sage.
Mrs. L. G. Lord of Canaan was in town
shopping one day last week.
B. r. Bartlett of North New Portland
was in town on business, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Turner Of Athens
were 10 town a few hours, Thursday.
There were Is couples present at the
dance In Milburn hall Saturday night.
C. Fl. Nelson, the well known Water
Vile horseman, was in town few hours
Friday.
W. L. Bonney, former principal of
the high school, was in town over FRI
day night.
Mrs. N. A. Caswel and daughter
visited friends In Waterville and Fair
field, Friday.
Miss Mabel Witham went to Water
vile, Monday morning, where she has
situation for the winter.
K. W. Brown left, Friday afternoon,
for Burlington, VT. where he will pass
Thanksgiving with his son Leslie.
Principal Thomas A. Roberts of the
Madison high school afforded the meet
Ing, Friday, of the teachers association.
Kennedys celebrated crackers and
biscuit by the dozen or single package
at factory price, -Knowlton Corporat'n.
r. C. Whitehouse, general manager of
the Bowdon Paper Mfg. Co. of Topsham
was looking over the Skowhegan mill,
Friday.
A convocation of Somerset Royal Arch
Chapter will be held Friday evening,
Nov. 2s, at 7,30 p. m. with work in the
r. A. degree.
The wife and young son of Conductor
Feeney accompanied him to town, Satur-
day, remaining over Sunday, guests at
Hotel Coburn.
Ned Lambert foreman of freeing room
In Commonwealth S. & l.. Cos. factory
is enjoying a weeks vacation with friends
In Boston and vicinity.
Deputy sheriffs C. w. Farrand of Nor
ridgewock, Calvin Jones of Athens and
r. /. Harding Of Madison, were in town
for short time, Saturday.
J. w. Blunt went to Boston on bust
ness, Thursday afternoon, remaining
over for the Harvard Y ale foot ball game
of Saturday, held In New Haven.
A desirable tenement on Water ST., to
rent with bath room, furnace heat and
electric lights. Also a store and large
work room on Russell st. Inquire of
Ordway.
On Thanksgiving day the Post Office
will be closed from II a. no. to LIS p. No.,
from 130 p. m. to 2.30 p. M, from 2.40
p. m. to 5 90 p. m. and at 600 o'clock in
the evening.
w. w. Stetson of Augusta, state gu.
perintendent of schools, was an attend
ant upon the meetings of the Somerset
Teachers Association held here, Friday
and Saturday.
Street Commissioner Webb has laid
fine piece of concrete walk the past week
from Russell ST., extending from Coburn
Hall to Madison Ave-. thoroughfare
much travelled by pedestrians.
A meeting of the Town Improvement
Society will be held in the Library
Parlors, Friday, Nov. % at 2.30 p. m.
Members come prepared to respond to
roll call with quotations about Italy.
The Junior League of the Methodist
church held mite box opening and box
sociable at the church vestry, Saturday
afternoon and evening. An interesting
program was furnished by several of the
league members.
Miss Belvoe, one of the nurses In at
tendance upon Mrs. L. L. Walton the
past three weeks, returned to Bangor,
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Waltons many
friends will be pleased to learn that she
is recovering from her recent Illness.
D. j. Greene, who has been In the
woods for Parker Sanborn at Crocker-
town, returned to town last week, called
here by the death of his father, George
Green, which occurred in Redlands, CAL,
Saturday, Nov. 10. Mr.. Greene brought
fipe buck deer home with him.
Twenty-six couples were in attendance
at the dance 10 Milburn hall last Thurs
day night, under the management of
Geo. l.. Cleveland. Lees orchestra fur.
nished music. This "wednesday even
Ing Thanksgiving eve ball will be CIV
en- under the same management.
Mrs. Paul Roullard went to Waterville
Saturday afternoon, where she met her
husband, who several weeks ago had an
operation performed for appendicitis In
Somerville, Mass. The operation was
most successful and Mr.. Roullard's
friends will be glad to know he is gain
ing strength daily.
MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Palmer of Presque
Isle have been guests at the Heselton
the past ten days. Mrs. Palmer will be
remem bered as Mrs. Belle Coffin. 1t is