The Somerset reporter., 1904-08-04

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Mrs. A. B. Chapman OF Maiden, Mass,
is the guest Of E. N. Greene and family.
Mrs. Nathan Fowler and little grand.
son are visiting for a week with Bangor
friends.
Mrs. Chas. North departed yesterday
morning, for a weeks Wait with friends
In Waterville.
Frank L. Chag9 went, last week, to
Amesbury, Mass. to visit with relatives
for two weeks.
j. H. Hutchins has been passing
a few days this week with his family
at Portland Harbor.
F. w. Briggs and wife with Mr., and
Mrs. Maxey of Pittsfeld as their guests,
passed Sunday in town.
Check No. 73l was the fortunate one
Saturday, July 30, at o. F. Knowlton
Co.'S. ice cream parlor.
Mrs. w. A. Bailey and Miss Sarah,
her daughter, passed yesterday and to-
day with friends In Winslow.
Miss Guenn Quimby of Boston is pass
Ing a brief vacation with her grand
parents, W. A. Pitts and wife.
Sebastian Bison went to Lewiston,
Yesterday, where he is to visit with
friends for the next two weeks.
Mrs. Wilder 5. Yarney returned to her
home in Bangor, Saturday, after visit
of several weeks with relatives in town.
Mrs. w. Fl. Swain of Somerville,
Mass, with her SOB, William, arrived
Tuesday evening, and are to pass several
weeks in town.
Maybelle Ross returned, Wednesday
evening, from a four weeks visit with
relatives In Dover and other places In
New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Simpson of
of Peekskill, n. Y. and Miss Winnifred
Horn of Cambridge, are guests at the
home of DIR. j. n. Merrill.
Mrs. Thankful L. Adams, with her
daughter, Miss Marion, and her sister,
Miss Nell LeavItt, left yesterday for an
outing at Old Orchard beach.
Fifteen or more people from here at
tended the Eaton High School reunion
at Norridgwock, Tuesday evening, one
party OF ten going by blackboard.
A fine lot OF second hand, open and top
| nd nj at
Chase's new Repository for aale at prices
so low you can all afford to have one.
Chaa. r. Ward has sold his Loco
mobile" which he has used for one or
two seasons past, to Fl. J. Cross OF
Augusta, manager Of the Glenwood
Mineral Spring Co. of that city.
H. w. Green accompanied by his
daughter, Marion, Is passing the week
in town. Mr.. Green was at one time In
the market business here but removed to
Watervile about seventeen years ago.
AT the meeting of the Crescent Tent,
Tuesday evening, degrees were conferred
upon one candidate after which they
adjourned to the Heselton House for a
social hour during which refreshments
we're served.
Rev. c. A. Southland, presiding elder
OF the Augusta district, breaches at the
NJ. e. church next Sunday, morning and
evening, In exchange with Rev. Daniel
Onstott, who takes his place at the
Green street M. e. church In Augusta
There will be "Tea" for the benz
f. of the Sewing School, In G. A. r.
Hall, Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock
August 9th. There will be an interes'.
ing literary and musical program.
Money or material for the work of the
Sewing School will be gladly received
at that time. All ladies cordially invit-
ed.
We publish Ia another column q petit
ton from the Central Maine Telephone
Co. wherein they ask the right to es
tablish their lines on practically all Of
the highways Of the town, outside of the
corporation limits. The hearing on the
matter ia to be held at the office of the
selectmen, Saturday afternoon, August
Goth.
Station agent Eaton wishes to advise
those who contemplate purchasing ex-
cdrsion tickets for the G. A. R. Encamp
ment in Boston, the week beginning
August 14th, that the issue Of each
ticket requires an unusual amount of
time and that, so far as possible, they
should be purchased Ia advance of the
day of departure.
On Tuesday morning there arrived
here by team from st. Adams ten ladies',
members of the Art Club, an organiz4-
ton composed of prominent ladies of
that place. They were entertained while
here nv Mrs. W. T. SeekIns and Mrs. T.
<. Brigham, who are members Of the
club, attending the theater at Lakewood,
Tuesday evening, visiting points of ir-
terest about town yesterday morning,
! and departed for home 10 the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lewis with their
children, Ruth and john, enjoyed two
days outing the first Of the week. By
leaving here on the five O'Clock train,
Monday morning, they were able to
make tour of Boothbay Harbor, incud-
ing stop of several hours at the town
IF Roothhau and RI return in time To