The Somerset reporter., 1903-04-02
TOWN and VICINITY

"Paris' gloves Sl,OO at Judklns.
Doyou use Bucknam's vanilla?
Thelma perfumes at G. R. Fogg's
drug store.
Finest mixed sweet pea seeds at Hesel-
toms.
Walter Hight was in Waterville, Fri
day afternoon.
Read the ad. In this issue about the
horse auction.
Rooms to rent. Corner Of North and
Heselton streets.
Clarence Runnels of Norridgewock
Ia clerking at the Heselton.
Warren r. Brown went to Boston on
business Monday morning.
George c. Hight of Athens was In
town on business Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Davis Miller returned
from Boston, last Thursday afternoon.
Hon. Charles F. johnson OF Waterville
had business at the court house, Friday.
Miss Edith Hunt was the guest last
week, of her sister, Mrs. w. 5. Gilman.
George B. Stafford returned from a
business trip to Boston, Thursday after
noon.
Superintendent L. E. Jacobs of the
Athens public schools was in town, last
week.
Mrs. VIVA l.. Hill went to Boston,
Monday morning, for stay of several
weeks.
Miss Lottie Vigue and Miss Emma
Roullard were in Wstervlle, Saturday
afternoon.
A regular meeting of Sunset Chapter
o. f. S. will be held Friday evening,
April Ord.
David Haig, designer of the American
Wooden Co.'S mill at this place is in New
\ ork on business trip.
Edward Gledhill went to Boston, FRI
day morning on a business trip. Mrs.
Gledhill accompanied him.
The horse auction next Saturday at
Hotel Heselton stables promises a bar
gain to any In want Of horse.
The Skowhegan Monumental Works
employs eight skilled men on marble
work busy at this time on spring orders.
George M. Chapman, Esq, of Fairfield,
accompanied by Mrs. Chapman and Mrs.
w. z. Palmer, was in town, last Thurs
day.
Mrs. w. II. Heselton returned from
Boston, Monday, where she has been
receiving treatment, accompanied by
her husband.
D. j. Greene has returned to town
after passing the winter as book-keeper
at the Parker Sanborn camp In Croker
town plantation.
Mra. Harry lies went to Everett,
Mass, Thursday afternoon to visit her
brother. Mr.. lies accompanied her as
far as Waterville.
Mrs. F. L. Tozier returned to her
home at Washburn, Me-, after visit OF
two weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. z. Pennell.
Henry Hoyt Of East Madison, gradu-
ate of Skowhegan high school has been
chosen as one Of the speakers at the
sophomore debate at Colby.
Linwood Corson, who has been in at
tendance at Bates College, has been
elected to teach in the high school at
Chebeague Island and leaves Monday for
that place.
s. II. Swain has sold, the past week,
the II. w. Spaulding farm to Lewis
May of Westbrook, and the Calvin
Tomlnson farm to Henry Hoyt of
Connecticut.
B. T. Jones of Norridgewock was a
visitor in town, Thursday last. He has
been located at Portland for some
months past, but recently returned and
took up his residence in Norridgewock.
At the re quest Of the Town Improve
ment Society we caution people against
dumping refuse on the river banks at
their penalty. Remember dumping
ground has been provided for this pur-
pose.
Mr.. Henry w. Bosnian, wife and child
came up from Waterville, Monday after
noon. Mr.. Bosnian returned the next
morning, while Mrs. Bosnian and child
visited her parents, U. L. Foss and wife
until this morning.
The working league of the Congrega-
tional society will meet with Mrs. T. q.