The Somerset reporter., 1903-08-27
TOWN and VICINITY

Miss Edna Green is employed as sales
lady at Ordway's.
o. A. Learned of Fairfield was in town
on business, Saturday.
Robert Cole Of FAN field passed Sunday
with relatives IN town.
F. W. Allen of Augusta called on
friends In town, Monday.
Mrs. f. ?. Page went to Vassalboro
Saturday, for a short visit.
c. f. Ward went to kineo, Monday,
for a vacation of few days.
Buy your loaded shells and Rifle car
ridges OF The Blunt Hardware Co.
Mrs. Kate Kendall went to Harpswell,
Saturday, for visit of three weeks.
j. W. Delano and son, Archie, went to
Portland, Monday, for short stay
Miss Ida Keene OF Waterville is visiting
her classmate, Miss Florence Wyman.
Dexter Rowe went to Boston, Monday,
in the interest of his hoop pole business.
Leave your orders al o. F. Knowlton
Co.'s for buebefriea, received fresh.
L. L. Walton, f q, returned, Friday,
from a two weeks vacation at Castine,
Ne.
John MeIlrath and John Sawyer are
on a visit Of two weeks to New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Butler returned,
Saturday, from an outing at Belgrade
Lake.
Rev. Daniel Orstott returned, Satur-
day. from his vacation, which has been
spent at Old Orchard.
So tickets were sold from this station,
Saturday evening, for the special train
to the Waterville races.
Misses Vesta and Hannah Bunker re-
turned Saturday from visit to Lynn,
Mass, and Lewiston, Me.
Mrs. D. Wilder Colby and young
daughter returned, Saturday, from a
visit to Winthrop relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Ordway left
Monday morning, for short trip to
New York City and vicinity.
Miss Annie B. Friel, clerk at Delano's
Candy Kitchen, is passing two weeks
vacation at her home in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Paine and daugE-
ter Laura and Miss Eva LaCasce return
ed Friday night from visit to Boston.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. W. II. Spencer left
home on Saturday for two weeks tarry
with friends in Haverhll and Newton
Center, Mass.
Mrs. E. r. Plllsbury of Melrose, Mass,
who has been the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. e. P. Viles, left, Saturday, to visit
In Fairfield.
You can buy ice cream In any guam
tity and any flavor at all times at Del
AMOS, and his goods are always the
standard of excellence.
Misses Bertha Rice and Edith Thomp-
son of Pennington were in town for a
few hours, Monday, the guests Of Misses
Bere and, Elsie Walton.
George A. Kilham, formerly of this
town, more recently Of Auburn, has a
position with the Berry Shoe Co., Port
land and has returned to that city.
Grin A. Kitchin of Lawrence, Mass,
arrived In town, last week, to make his
mother, Mrs. Almira P. York, short
visit. He has not seen her for q years.
Ordway has to rent: A tenement with
bathroom, electric lights and furnace
heat; the bicycle shop on Russell ST. !;
store next to post flee and front office
over same.
Mrs. F. 2. Pencil brings the REPORT
Err large bunch of sweet peas from her
garden, of exceptional fragrance and
beauty. She has had blossoms from her
vines since June 20.
Mrs. Belle Field and her daughter,
Miss Clara Claflin, who had been visiting
at the home of Mrs. Fields brother, G.
Wesley Grover, left home, Saturday, for
their home in Newark, N. j.
S. II. Swain has sold the Trafton
farm to David Whiteside Of New Jersey,
the Byron Perkins farm to Chas. Chase
of Skowhegan, also the c. D. Haskell
farm to c. D. Cooling of Masardis, Me.
Mrs. Fidelia Young left home, Mon.
day, for Beverly, Mass, where she will
visit for some weeks with her daughter.
Although so years Of age, Mrs. Young Is
so we'll preserved that she looked for
ward to her journey with pleasure.
One fare for the round trip is adver-
tised by the Maine Central to the State
Fair at Lewiston, Sept. 1,2,3 and A, with
special train from Skowhegan at 7.25 a.
10. the last three days, and returning
leave the fair grounds at 6 40 p. m.
l.. A. Anderson of Woonsocket, r. l.,
ls In town this week, called here by the
Illness of his wife, who with her daugh-
tiers and governess have been at the
Delano cottage, Hayden Lake, for some
weeks. DR.. S. G. Gordon of Portland,
was called In consultation today.
The famous rural comedy" Uncle Ter
ry," comes to the Opera House next