The Somerset reporter., 1903-08-13
TOWN and VICINITY

outing at Leeds Center.
l. J. Smith went to GA Orchard,
Friday, for a short visit.
Rev. H. ". Kimball went to Portland,
Saturday, for weeks visit.
f. f. Harris went to Old Orchard,
Monday, for stay Of few days.
Miss Edith Hunt of Waterville has
been visiting relatives in town the past
week.
Mrs. Z. y. Merrill, Miss Bertha and
Master Folsom are at Lake George for a
few days.
Leave your orders at o. F. Knowlton
Co.'S for bluoberries, received fresh
every day.
The fall term of the village schools
will begin Sept. II. The rural schools
will begin Sept. :.
vigue Bros. have the agency for the
Globe Laundry of Portland, formerly
held By j. A. Dealey.
S..H. Swain has sold the W. j. foss
farm to j. f. Weades and r. W. Fr5gg
Of Long Island, n. !.
Harry c. Graves left, Thursday, for
Chicago, where ne will join the Uncle
Josh Spruceby' Company.
f. W. Marble ard family returned,
Yesterday, from a weeks outing at
"Casco Castle" Casco Bay, Me.
Walter Hight returned, Monday, from
a two weeks vacation at bis home in
Norridgewock and at North Pond.
Miss Frances Stevens went to Peabody,
Mass, Friday, for visit OF several
weeks to her sister, Mrs. A. Fl. Noyes.
Miss Hortense Smith Of Boston, a
former compositor at the REPORTER
office, arrived Saturday, for short visit.
Newell Perkins Is passing a weeks
vocation In Portland and the Islands,
the guest of bis sister, Mrs. T. F. Ander-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Butler are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Nelson of Water
vile, at their Belgrade lake cottage this
week.
lAmedee King has bought Thomas
Buffers horses, and will continue the
trucking business formerly done by Mr..
Butler.
Mrs. Harriet Bigelow and daughter,
of Wichita, Kan, left, Monday, after a
months visit to relatives in this town
and vicinity.
Miss Lillian Clifford of Newark, n. j.,
arrived, Saturday night, for visit of
two weeks to relatives and friends In
this vicinity.
Mrs. Abram Lord returned, Saturday,
to her home Ia Saco, after passing sever
al weeks as the guest of Mrs. Isaiah
Lord and family.
You cap buy ice cream In any guam
tity and any fl .vor at all times at Del
AMOS, and his goods are always the
standard of excellence.
Co. E. N, G. s. M, are to leave Show
hogan for Portland by the 1906 train the
morning of Aug. q, and will go into
camp there for nine days.
Mrs. Hattie Fogler and son, Benjamin
B. Fogler and Miss Maude Merrill left
Monday morning for vacation of two
weeks at South Hope, Ne.
Mrs. Leon c. Bailey returned, Mon
day, to Portland after two weeks visit
to the summer cottage OF her father, E.
L. Walker, at Hayden Lake.
Mrs. Philo Steward, Miss Clara Emery,
Miss Nina Withee and Master Elmer
Nolin went to Yarmouth, Thursday, to
attend the Christian Endeavor Summer
School.
There is to be grand exhibition OF
fire works and ball at Lake George to-
morrow (Fridsy) night, for which prep
arations are beingsmade, as 1t Is an an
nual affair.
Rev. George r. Palmer of Fairfield
occupied the pulpit at the Methodist
church, Sunday. Mrs. Mary Gushing
Palmer sang contralto solo, "Thy viii
Be Done"
W. H. Wildes sold fine family mare,
black In color, six years old, to a lady
in Damariscotta, last Saturday, shipping
the animal Monday afternoon. The
price was S2s5.00
Blaine s. Vlles and Walter X. Wildes
of the U. s. Forestry Commission came
down, Monday, from Jim Pond, where
their party is working, to be present at
the Old Home Week exercises. They
returned, yesterday.
The barber shop of j. Fl. Hutchins,
which has recently been undergoing a
thorough overhauling at the hands of
the painters and paper hangers, now
presents a most artistic appearance.
Yesterday, Mr.. Hutchins received three
of the most modern hydraulic chairs,
and thew have been installed and now
this shop wears decidedly up-.o-date
look.
Owing to business interests elsewhere
that demand Mr.. Goodrich's attention,
the firm of Patterson and Goodrich, who