The Somerset reporter., 1903-01-29
TOWN and VICINITY

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home in Bangor.
Dr.A. E. Wyman went to yassalboro.
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mae Willett went to East Wilton
on the morning train, Saturday.
Frank II. Baker, clerk at the Hilton,
Madison was In town over Monday night.
Miss Lillian Knapp returned to her
home in Old Town, Saturday afternoon.
y. j. Bradbury, manager Of the
Gerald at Fairfield, was in town, Mon
day.
Mrs. Will Miller of Auburn visited
over Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Kate
Kendall.
Mrs. Fred c. Dow is enjoying a visit
from her sister, Mrs. Henry Gardner and
child of Portland.
Among the aids at the Odd Fellows
ball al Athens, tomorrow night, is G. L.
Cleveland of this town.
All persons having any bills against
the Msccabee Band will please mail the
same to G. A. Rogers.
A stated convocation of Somerset
Chapter Royal Arch Masons will be held
tomorrow friday evening.
All persons indebted to DR.. Dascombe
are requested to call at his residence
and settle as soon as possible. 2w
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Robbins have
Coburn avenue, recently vacated by F.
w. Allen.
Mrs. p. A. Feeney of Portland passed
Sunday in town with her husband, Con-
ductor Feeney, Of the Skowhegan and
Portland run.
The recent three days fair Of the Mac
cabee Band Melted their treasury nearly
$3.50 90, which Is to be devoted to pur-
chasing uniforms.
Mrs. A. j. Libby is in the Sisters of
Charity hospital, Lewiston, where a
successful operation for appendicitis was
performed for her, last week.
Miss Effie Crowell who Is attending
business college at Augusta, visited
with her parents at Browns Corner
from Saturday night until Tuesday.
Mrs. X. Rosentwist of Boston, who
with her husband came to town Tues
day night to attend the Wildes-Gled-
hill wedding, is the guest of Mrs. Mary
Gledhill this week.
Members of Carrabassett Lodge No.
81, L. o. o. F., are requested to be pres
ent at the regular meeting, Wednesday
evening, Feb. a. Business Of special
Importance is to come before the meet
ing.
Sheriff Lang made seizure Of a box
containing four bottles Of whiskey at
the office of the American Express
Company, Tuesday, marked w. S.
Hilton. He llbelled it and hearing
will be given thereon before Judge
Bachelor, February 10th.
The many friends of Arthur Cain,
will be panied to learn Of the accident
that befell him on Tuesday afternoon
last. While ascending ladder In his
barn he fell backward onto the barn
floor, the ladder falling on top Of him,
breaking his hip.
Tuesday evening, at Hotel Heselton.
A banquet was served In the dining
room from seven until eight when they
adjourned to the parlors and passed a
a most pleasant evening in their favorite
amusement. About forty were present.
Geo. H. Pishon is probably the heav-
lest shipper Of pressed hay in Maine.
In December Mr.. Pishon shipped to
Boston point 65 cars of hay or about 700
tons. He also shipped five cars of bark.
La the run of year Mr.. Pishon leaves a
good many dollars with Somerset county
farmers.
The ladies Of the Universalist society
will give fish chowder and baked bean
dinner in Grand Army hall next Wed
nesday noon. A supper will also be
served commencing at $50. During
the afternoon and evening the annual
sale of useful and fancy articles will
be held. Don't forget that the famous
cooks of this society are going to make
an extra effort this time.
Mrs. Nellie A., wife of Milton Emery
of Chicago, formerly of this town,
recently delivered lecture before the
State Federation of Women's Clubs at
Albert Lea, MINI. Her subject was
chow pictures educate" and was both
entertaining and instructive. A lengthy
summary of the address was published
by the Minneapolis Tribune. Mrs. Emery
has a studio In Chicago but makes a
speciality Of art literature.
K. p. Vies returned from the Dead
River lumber country, last week. He
stated that most of the yarding of logs
has been accomplished and teams are
busily at work hauling logs from yards
to landings. There is plenty of snow
for this work but the roads have not
been first class because the snow has