The Somerset reporter., 1903-07-16
.-,u AnuERrIaEMEkrs.
TOWN and VICINITY

Fred C. Emery has position as clerk
in the post office.
Hon. L. L. Walton was in Pittsfield,
m business, Monday.
George W. Cover, Esq. was In Solor
IN business, Saturday.
Fred Coolidge of Scion was in town,
Tuesday, on business.
Hon. D. d. Stewart of st. Adams is
in town on legal business.
Mrs. A. X. Butler was the guest Of
wateryille relatives, Tuesday.
Mrs. f. P. Page went to Riverside,
this morning, for short stay.
Fl. J. Phillips went to Portland and
Boston on business, Saturday.
Calvin Cleveland returned, yesterday,
after ten days. visit to Boston.
Miss Josephine McPheters OF Orono is
visiting Mrs. Il. A. Bussey and family.
Mrs, E. f. Russell went to Lisbon,
Friday, for weeks stay with relatives.
Mrs. C. Davis Miller is at Bar Harbor
for the summer, leaving here last week.
Misses Lena and Beulah Towle of
Lewiston are visiting relatives in town.
Stephen Prescott of st. Adams was in
town, Tuesday, on business at Probate
Court.
Mr. and Mrs. Leander McIntire of
solon were in town several days, last
week.
George Young, formerly with Patter-
son & Goodrich, is clerking for George
Simpson.
Mrs. A. G. Wildes left, Monday morn
ing. for three weeks visit in Portland
and Boston.
J. o. Peaslee of Benton Falls was in
town last week, the guest of Mr.and Mrs.
A. X. Butler.
Miss Elizabeth Hunt of Augusta has
been the guest of Miss Edna Page for
several days this week.
W. B. Steward left, Monday morning,
for Pemaquid Harbor, where he will
remain for short vacation.
Raymond Hoxie left Monday, for
Everett, Wash where he has position
in a ewelry establishment.
During July and August the public
library will be closed evenings, except
ing Wednesdays and Saturdays.
The mark down sale still continues at
the Hub Shoe store. Great bargains while
they last. J. NJ. Norton, proprietor.
Miss Aver of Bangor, al experienced
corset filter, will be with Miss Williams
for the week beginning July twentieth.
Mrs. j. II. Swain of New York, who
is passing the summer with her parents
in Scion, visited relatives in town, last
week.
j. w. Blunt went to Boothbay, Mon
day, with his infant daughter, Mollie,
who remains as a guest at the Marston
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Totman of Fair
field were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
P. Oak at their cottage at Hayden Lake,
Sunday.
Mr.. Coney Sanborn raises some fine
gooseberries this year. A sample box
left at the REPORTER tfflce "can't be
beat" They are immense.
The Hartland ball team, one of the
best amateur teams in the state, are to
play against the Skowhegans at Fair
view park, next Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. J. W. Tenney of Boston, Mass.
and Miss Marian Riley of Washington,
D. C. arrived in town last night and
will spend several weeks with the
formers daughter, Mrs. N. Il. Lambert.
Melvin Hubbard of Canaan lost the
last three fingers. of his right hand,
Monday, while operating circular saw
in Leroy Walton's mill In Cornville. he
was brought here to the office of DR.. w.
S. Stinchfield, where the wound was
dressed.
At the annual meeting OF the Somerset
Central Agricultural Society, held in
January last, 1t was voted to hold an ex-
hibition the week following the State
fair at Lewiston. 1t Ia understood the
schedule of premiums will be made
public early.
The band concert and ice cream sale
on the lawn Of J. D. Symons, North ST.,
Tuesday evening, was notable success.
The lawn was brilliantly Illuminated
with Japanese lanterns, and the Ice
cream tables, presided over by the ladies
of the Universalst Society, under whose
auspices the concert was held, we're
literally patronized. Settees were pro-
Vlded for the members of the band, who
rendered program of exceptional merit
with their usual facility. The lawn and
sidewalk we're thronged with listeners
from beginning to the end Of the concert.
The "International Indoor Garden
Party" at the Methodist vestry, last
evening, was unique and interesting
entertainment. Booths for the sale Of
ice cream, punch, tea and coffee, and
watermelon, we're fitted up to represent
different nationalties, l.. G. Church and