The Somerset reporter., 1903-10-01
TOWN and VICINITY

Pure spices for picking at Fogg's
drug store.
Mrs. Vina L. Hill will return from
Boston, Saturday.
s.A. Dlnsmore of Boston was In town
the first Of the week.
Mrs. R. W. Brown wishes to call at
teutiou to her new line of trimmed hats
this week.
George Butler, the Winter street
baker, lost valuable horse, last Satur-
day, from collie.
IA. Yeaton of Quincy, Mass, made
al brief visit to town the past week, re-
naming over Sunday.
Oh. Drake, Esq, of Pittsf1eld was
among the out of town lawyers at the
court house, Saturday.
Last night was observed as Ladies'
Night by Skowhegan Grange. There
was large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Goodridge of Wa
terylle were the guests of DR.. F. o.
sawyer and family over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Dorothy have leas-
ed lodging house in Lynn, Mass, and
removed there and taken possession.
Barney McCollar and wife, who have
been employed at Mouse Island for the
summer, returned home, Saturday night.
The fall opening of millinery will be
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week at Miss l.. NJ. Iardiff7s. All are in
ylted.
Attention is called to the announce
ment in another column giving the pro-
gram of the Milburn Club entertainment
course.
Miss Bingham is in Boston and New
York this week, attending the openings,
and will reopen her dressmaking rooms
about Oct. Sth.
There will be meeting of those inter-
e;ted in forming golf club, in the rooms
OF the Milburn Club, this Thursday
evening, Oct. l, at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. George Wentworth, who had
been the guest of DR.. and Mrs. P. II. S.
Vaughn, in Bangor for a few weeks, re-
turned home Friday afternoon.
The races at North Arson today and
tomorrow will attract many local horse
men. In addition to the trot there will
be base ball and football games.
Among the new agents appointed to
sell hunters licenses in Somerset county,
are Henry J. Lane, Bingham; Ansel A.
Esmes, Flagstaff; DR., E. c. Maloney.
hickman.
Miss Frances Lord will return home,
this week, from New York City, where
she has passed the last two months per-
iccting herself in the milliner's art under
leading designer.
S. W. Philbrick, treasurer of the Ken
lebee Log Driving Co., in company with
the directors, passed last week 10 and
about Moosehead Lake. F. H. Carpen-
TEL accompanied the party.
Fred Kincaid has disposed of his f rm
on the road to East Madison to Mathew
Canady Of The Forks. and moved to
town. Mr.. Kincaid will lumber this
winter for Cony Sanborn near Pierce
Pond.
Mrs. l.. A. Anderson, who has been ill
for several weeks at the Delano cottage
at Hayden Lake, where she was passing
the summer, was removed on Saturday
to Portland, where she will be under the
care Of DR.. Weeks.
Manager Cass of The Pines Is making
great preparations for a grand concert
aud ball at that resort on Thursday
evening Of next week, to be a reunion of
the fat aud the lean, the old and the
young. KendalPs orchestra will furnish
the music
A severe storm accompanied by much
thunder and sharp lightning passed over
town Sunday night;s rather out of the
ordinary at this season. 1t was far
reaching and while we hear of no serious
damage in Maine, in Massachusetts they
were not as fortunate. The rain which
continued throughout the night was
much needed.
George Renhart, who has charge Of
the stable of DR.. Dascombe, had his
shoulder dislocated, yesterday morning
he had the span OF colts hltched up and
after opening the stable doors started to
get into the carriage. The animals start
ed quickly throwing him down, and
made "hurry up'' trip to the office.
Frank Thampson saw them coming and
with the assistance of Rev. Daniel Ons
'lott, caught them, all the injury being
bent wheel where the carriage collided
with the curbing as the turn was made
from the yard to the street.
Miss Ethel Walton gave Tin Shower
party at her home on Madison avenue,
Friday evening, in houor of Miss Anna
Maddocks whose marriage is to occur
early in October to Boston gentleman.
About twenty-five young ladies were in