The Somerset reporter., 1904-06-02
Pure wItct-hazel at Fogg's drug store.

bucknam, the druggist, mas Just SC
cured fine line of croquet sets.
Angler L. Goodwin returned Tuesday
morning from trip to Waterville and
Bangor.
A full line of shifting poles OF all
kinds at L. W. Chase's new carriage re-
pository.
Chas. D. Lawrence of Fairfield passed
Sunday in town, the guest of his dsugh-
ter, Mrs. w. Fl. Emery.
DIR. j. E. Wadsworth Is In Portland
this week attending the meetings of the
Maine Medical Association.
Frank L. Cushman Of Sangeryille aud
his son, John, were in town this week,
returning home Tuesday afternoon.
Miss L. NJ. Weston, who had been at
hospital in Lewiston tor some weeks.
returned home Saturday evening.
L. :. Walton, e g., and j. o. Smith
were at Good Win farm, yesterday, to
attend meeting of the board Of directors
and trustees.
Horace Smith of Foxboro, Mass, WAS
10 town on business the first of the week
While here he was the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Forrest Goodwin
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Durrell depart
ed Tuesday morning for Mouse Island,
Boothbay, Me-, 10 open the popular
Sa moset House for the coming season.
Bragg & Varney announce that their
new lines of carpets, mattings and floor
oil cloths have arrived, and they invite
you to inspect them before purchasing.
John Swain, son Of J. A. Swain of
this place, departed Tuesday morning
for New York city, where he is teaching
In the Westerleigh Collegiate Institute
on Staten Island.
The Annual State meeting of the d.
A. RS will be at Merrymeeting Park,
June 23rd. Special rates of one and one
third fare for round trip, for all men,
bers and friends have been arranged.
Fred F. Lawrence arrived home Satur-
day evening from the Boston University
Law school, having completed his stud
les at that Institution. He will take the
examination for admission to the Maine
bar In July.
L. C. Emery returned from Jackman
Tuesday morning. He had been In
Northern Somerset attending to his duty
as one of the special commissioners ap-
pointed by the court on the Askwith
road petition.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter r. Robbins and
Miss Mae Dascomb returned Monday
evening from Hartland where they had
been guests of A. G. Bowman since the
Saturday previous, at his cottage CD
Moose Pond.
Mr. E. T. Sawyer, managing editor of
the Daily Herald, San Jose. Cal, is visit
ing friends 10 Skowhegan and Madison.
Mr.. SAWYER is a native Of Bangor, going
from there to the Pacific coast Al years
ago, and this Ia his first return visit East.
Mrs. Sawyer accompanies him. She Ia q
California lady and this Ia her first visit
to the Atlantic coast.
George o. Smith, of the U. s. Geolog-
ical Survey, arrived from Washington
with his family on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Smith and the children will remain
at their home here during the summer
and fall. Mr.. Smith has the superin-
tendence of geologic field work In New
England and parts of New York and
New Jersey during the season, and the
oversight of some work In Maine.
Kit" the faithful and wise little
mare that for more than 20 years had
done duty as hack horse for Hotel
Coburn, 10 fact ever since that popular
hostelry has been built, and for whom
her owners affection was as warm as
one bears towards members Of their In
mediate family, was psinlessly put to
death, the past week. For nearly n
year past she had been incapable OF do
ing regular duty owing to extreme age,
and Ia her luxurious box stall has been
tenderly cared for. Recently her H.
trinity made 1t advisable to take the
above course. Probably no horse h
New England was as well known by the
travelling public, and IL even half Of the
surprising tales that have been repeated
DER and DER of her sagacity were true.
her like IL seldom met with.
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