The Somerset reporter., 1903-08-20
TOWN and VICINITY
xsw SHIFTS lust In at Stewards.

7. II, ChTpeutct was III w atoi VIII
Tuesday, on business.
Mrs. :. J. Walton and Miss Ethel are
yi.tipq at Matinicus for two weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Daniel Lewis left MOI
day for weeks outing at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Il. R. Berce and daughter, Vera
lefr. Tuesday, for a weeks visit to Port
land.
Guy l.. Healey of Winthrop was in
towp Tuesday and Wednesday, visiting
relatives.
Large line fancy cakes and crackers at
q F. knowlton Co.'s. See their window
display
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Steward went to
Calais and St Stephens, Tuesday, for
weeks stay,
c. II. Davis returned to New York
cjty on Monday, after two weeks stay
st"Kilcare."
night, after passing several weeks at
Bar Harbor.
Frank Clifford of Benton was in town,
Monday night, the guest of his brother
W.R. clifford.
Look in the window of o. F. Knowl-
ton Co. and see the tea set and rocker
given as premiums.
Rev. A. j. Rackliffe returned, Monday,
to Hudson, Mass, after TWO weeks
stay at Hotel Coburn.
Hon. S. j. Walton went to Presque
Isle aud Fort Fairfield, Monday, on legal
business.
Will the finder of pair of ladies' nose
glasses with gold chain attached please
leave at this office.
Miss Estelle Ward is passing vacs-
ton of two weeks at her home in No.
rdgewock.
Robert and Helen Steward went to
Clinton, Monday, to visit their grand
parents.
Miss Lou Cass returned, Monday Hight
from two weeks visit to Mrs. r. w.
Ames at Old Orchard.
E. E. Sturtevant is in attendance upon
the Photographic convention held in
Copley Hall, Boston, 25-28 inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jewett o. Au-
gusta, who are visiting Norridgewock
relatives, were in town Monday.
Mrs. Robert Cole and daughter Marion
Of Fairfield are the guests of Mrs. Coles
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Kinds.
Miss Bertha A, Pullen of Augusta is
the guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Pullen, for a weeks visit.
Mrs. C. B. Cooley, of Lawrence, who
visited last week with her brother, D. G.
Spofford, returned home, Monday last.
Robert Houston, who has been passing
portion of his vacation with relatives
10 town, returned to his home in Sanger
vile, Monday.
Simeon Cragin of Melrose Highlands,
Mass, was In, town, Monday, returning
from North Arson where he had been
to attend family reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McKenney OF
Jsckman were in town Tuesday, on
their way to Gardiner. Mr.. Mckinney
is in the employ of Lawrence Bros. Co,
Augustus II. Pierce, S. Fl. S., 80, who
snow employed as a conductor on the
Boston electric railway system, was
calling on friends in town, last Friday.
Mss Mary Dascombe went to Wilton,
Tuesday morning, for four days visit.
She was joined yesterday by DR.. and
Mrs. Dascombe, who drove across by
team.
The masons are making substantial
progress on the south abutment of the
new bridge, and at the present outlook
will complete that portion of the struC-
ture in few days.
Skovhegsn Grange, P. of H., held its
annual field day at Lakewood, yesterday.
The attendance was large and the
pleasant day was greatly enjoyed. A
literary and musical program of much
Interest was rendered. A picnic dinner
was not the least enjoyable feature Of the
successful annual outing.
Street Commissioner Webb has crew
at work, tearing up the old brick side
walk on the south side of Water street,
between Hotel Oxford and the Second
National Bank, and Is replacing 1t with
concrete. This Is the last of the brick
sidewalks on Water street, and no one
will be sorry to see it 60.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson Crossley,
who have been visiting in different parts
OF Maine for several weeks, passed the
last few weeks In Somerset with rela-
tiyes in Cornyille, Athens ard Skowhe-
gan, the former place being the old
home of Mrs. Crossley, who was the
daughter of Jas. H. Fogg. They left
here yesterday en- route for their home,
but are to attend the Fogg reunion to be
held today at Hampton Beach, Mass.
The members of Priscilla Rebekah
Lodge are invited to q basket picnic,
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Walker, at Big
Beach cottage, Saturday afternoon, Au-