The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10


New York, Monday, on business trip.
Harry Reynolds of Manchester, n. H.,
is in town on brief visit to his father.
George Shurtleff of Portland was in
town, Tuesday, renewing old acquaint-
ances.
Miss Leora NJ. Withee is in Boston
and New York attending the millinery
openings.
Buchanan the druggist, warrants all
his hot water bottles and other rubber
goods for one year.
II. L. SWEET went to Bangor, yesterday
to attend the wedding of friend, which
occurred last evening.
Miss Zlidee Morrison will give chalk
talk at the sewing school In G. A. r.
Hall, next Saturday afternoon.
Miss Addie NJ. Swain and Miss Flor
ence Philbrick went to Augusta, this
morning, to visit for few days.
The missionary society of the Bethany
church will meet at the parsonage,
Friday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Rev. G. W. Hinckley, supervisor at
Good viii Farm, was In town, yesterday,
attending the Kennebec Association.
Miss Grace Russell left town, Friday,
for New Boston, N. H., where she has a
position as teacher in the high school.
Mrs. R. j. Robinson of Cornville and
Mary Frost of New Jersey are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Folsom.
A fine evenings enjoyment at the
Colonial Picture Show, tomorrow night
for only Zoe. Get seats early at Samp-
sons.
Miss Miriam Merrill left home yester-
day morning for Gorham, where she
enters upon course in the State Normal
School.
Now is the time for oysters. When
you want good ones buy those in the
shell. A. E. Bison has them, also
Holsters.
An addition will be made to the teach
ing force at the high school this fall.
Miss Rose McIntire has been engaged as
third assistant.
Miss Alice Wyman, who has been
passing the summer here as the guest of
Miss Ethel Morrill, returned, Monday,
to her home in Boston.
Msj. John W, Fogler, treasurer of the
Dolly Times, Washington, d. c., was
hume for brief visit, last week, leaving
here on his return, Saturday.
Mrs. f. Z. BootEby of Portland, her
mother, Mrs. Charles Smith of Water
vile, and Miss George of Boston are
guests of Mrs. Martha l.. futile.
Miss Alice Luce left home this morn
ing for vacation visit in Lewiston and
Pennington, and will attend openings in
Portland and Boston before her return.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Curtis Smythe of
Washington, d. c., who have passed
the summer at Rangeley Lakes, are
guests at Hotel Coburn for few weeks.
Mrs. c. A. Marston, Miss Molie
Marston, Mrs. j. w. Blunt and daughter
Mollie returned, Saturday, from their
summers outing at the Marston cottage
a. Boothbay Harbor.
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to the opera house Friday evening, Sept.
18th. This Company has the distinction
of being the oldest as well as one Of the
best minstrel organizations on the road.
E. F. Fairbrother returned, Saturday,
from trip to the western states, where
he has been in the interests of his min
ing investments. Mr.. A. II. Weston,
who accompanied him, returned at the
same time.
Miss Harriet A. Nash, Skowhegans
popular author, has a charming short
story in the New England Magazine,
this month. 1t is not a Love Story" in
the usual sense, but is very entertaining:
one of the authors strongest and best
productions. The plot is unique and is
ngeniously worked out.
The Park Commissioners would like to
impress upon the public that marking
upon the seats or cutting the same or
peeling the bark from the rustic work
in the park will not be allowed. Notices
to this effect will be found posted in
different places. Neither will the use Of
fire arms there be allowed.
Roy l.. Marston, instructor at the
Yale School Of Forestry, who is superin-
tending the work OF the four government
parties in this state, arrived here from
Patten last night. He leaves today for
Eustis, where he will investigate the
work being done by the party in charge
of Blaine s. Viles and John Appleton.
George Otis Smith of the Geological
Survey, left here, Tuesday, to ac-
company the State commissioners to
Fish River, Aroostook county, where
they are making an examina ton Of
certain territory in which there are
indications of coal deposit. 1t is hoped
the field may turn out better than the
Perry field did