The Somerset reporter., 1904-09-01
New fall bats ready-Norton.

Geo. Green and wife have returned to
Portland after a visit of week with Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. simpson.
Mrs. Geo. D. Arnold returned from
Boston, Saturday evening, after two
weeks visit In that city.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ed T. Allen went to
Damariscotts, Me-, Monday morning,
/ for visit among relatives.
Mr.. j. F. Pollard made a trip to Scion,
this week, to visit his sister, Mrs. Ed
mund Coolidge of that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nutting have re-
turned from Old Orchard where they
have been visiting for two months.
Linn F. Playse departed for Baltimore,
Md, this morning, to continue his
studies at medical college In that city.
The Maine Central R. X. will run an
excursion from Watervllle to Lakewood,
next Sunday, to the Spirituallst camp
meeting.
Miss S. M. Rowell of Philadelphia Ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. Myra J. Ar
mold, having arrived here from that city
Saturday evening.
Henry s. Phllbrick of New York City
arrived ia town, Tuesday night, to pass
weeks vacation here with his father
and other relatives.
MRS. Ernest Harmon, who has been
passing several weeks with Mrs. Arson
Ssvage,s returned, Wednesday, to her
home In Massachusetts.
Miss Lord desires to inform all inter-
ested that she will do millinery at her
home, 265 Water street, for any ladies
who desire her services.
Miss Ethel Parlin of Bangor, who has
been passing few days in town as the
guest of relatives, went to Portland,
Wednesday, for a weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Butler passed Sum-
day at Lake Cobbosseecontee In Kenne-
bee county, being guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Andrews of Augusta at their
summer cottage.
There is to be a Democratic rally In
Coburn hall, next Saturday night at 7.30
o'clock, to be addressed by Hon. Cyrus
w. Davis Of WaterVille and Hon. Nj. V.
Cannon OF Illinois.
All voters should see that their name
Ia on the voting list which is now In the
lobby at the postofice; otherwise report
the fact to the selectmen at once and
have the error remedied.
Rev. B. B. Merrill went to Brewer,
Monday Morning, for the purpose Of
shipping his household goods to this
place. He hopes soon to begin house,
keeping Ia his new home on Main street.
The Social circle of the M. K. church
will meet at the home Of Mrs. w. T.
Seekins, Monday afternoon, September
9th, at Q O'Clock. There is important
business and every member is requested
to be present.
Mrs. Lila A. Hubbard arrived home,
Saturday, after vsit of month with
relatives In Quincy, Mass. She Is to
visit here for time before definitely
deciding upon her future place of resi-
dence.
Misses Geraldine and Geneva Fitz-
gerald returned to their home In Port
land, Saturday morning. They bad
been enjoying visit Of several weeks
here at the home of their uncle, Mr..
Geo. Weymouth.
The latest In the Observation-Disclosures"
machine has recently been received by
j. D. Symons and is marvellous in
vention. It is a mechanical continuance
whereby one drops In nickle, sits down
In front of the machine and within one
minutes time receives picture of them
selves all framed.
Democrats of the class towns, Madi-
son, Athens and Scion In this county,
neglected to make nomination for Rep
resentative to the Legislature In season
to get the name on the official ballot and
therefore the place on the ballot remains
q blank. The class Ia strongly Republt-
can, therefore the omission is not OF
great Importance.
The Maccabee band gave fine con-
cert Of ten numbers to an appreciative
audience at Coburn park from 3 to 4 30
o'clock, Sunday afternoon. They are to
20 to Bangor with the 3koWhegsn Labor
organizations, Monday, to take part in
the big Labor Day celebration In that
city. After October lst, they are to be
under the instruction Of Professor j. A.
Kendall.
The selectmen took measures TO send
Benjamin w. Foster, a young man of
about twenty years, to the Insane Hos
pitsl at Augusta for treatment, yester-
day. He was formerly from Livermore
Falls and has resided In Skowhegan but
short time. His condition was caused
by an injury to bis head resulting from
fall and 1t is hoped it may be tenn.
p0rary.
The annual campmeeting of the Madi
son Spiritualists Association at Lake.
wood begins tomorrow (Friday), con.
tlnuing ten days. Rev. May s. Pepper
Mrs. Carrie f. s. Irving, Or. George A
Fuller, Rev. F. A. Wiggip, Harrison d
Barrett, speakers. The music will b,