The Somerset reporter., 1904-09-22
TOWN and VICINITY 7
Gups to let at J. D. symons.


A. X. Butler, esq, and S. W. Philbrick
were in Portland on business, Saturday.
Mrs. 7. J. Sawyer Of Philadelphia
arrived, Saturday evening, for visit
with L. l.. Morrison and family.
Any kind of shoe repairing left at a.
E. Bissons & Sons will receive prompt
attention by skilled workman at lowest
prices-rubber heels a speciality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram W. Nye of Chicago
and their son, Edward, were guests for
several days, last week, Of Mrs. Geo. W.
Steward on Mt. Pleasant avenue.
The Young Peoples Christian Union
OF the Universalist society have arranged
with Lyman Howe for his moving pic
ture entertainment, Coburn hall, Oct, lst.
Albion w. Merrill passed few days
at the home of his parents, this week,
and left for Brunswick, yesterday, to
commence a four years. course at Bow
doln.
Mr.. and Mrs, VIII II. Tufts returned,
Friday morning of last week, to their
home In Nashua, N. H. after visit OF
several weeks with his mother, Mrs. H..
II. Tufts.
Look carefully after your stock at thie
season. You will find new fresh lot OF
Kendall's popular condition powders,
put up in convenient cartons, at Fogg's
drug store. See his window.
Miss Luella Stevens entertained the
members Of the G. C. c. Club at Bloom
field Farm, Tuesday afternoon and even
ing. The guests and members OF the
household made party of sixteen at
tea.
Miss Mabel Withsm, clerk at Bridg-
ham & Seekins Ia taking her vacation,
this week, during which time she will
take In some of the late millinery open
ings, which take place from the 20th to
the 26th.
John Waugh, who recently resigned
the position he had held for so many
years with the Anderson Mills, has ac-
cepted a position with the Reliance
Worsted Co. 10 Norwich, Conn. and de-
parted for that city, Saturday morning.
Mrs. Debora Nye of Boston and her
daughter, Mrs. Ella N. Austin, from
Hawaii are guests at the home OF c. h..
Lambert on Pleasant street. The two
ladies are to return to Boston soon. Mrs.
Austin is to remain In the states a year
before returning to her home In Hawaii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Goodwin have
had as their guests, this week, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed s. Clark of Bar Harbor. Mr.
Goodwin and Mr.. Clark were both men,
bers of the Senate OF Maine, during the
last session, and have both been re-elect-
ed by the senatorial districts which they
represent.
Twelve members of Oosools division,
uniform rank Knights Of Phythias, went
to Waterville, yesterday, to participate
In the Field Day of the third regiment
of Maine PythIans. There was parade
In the forenoon and banquet In the
evening, the afternoon being passed at
the races of the Central Maine Fair.
Carl Buffers was tried before Judge
Bacheller, Monday, for his completely In
the theft of the cider from the Gage
farm last spring and bound over to await
the action of the grand jury, which Is
now In session. He had been sentenced
to the State School for Boys for intoxlea-
lion, but had been returned by the au-
thoritlea at that institution to serve his
sentence In Somerset Jail, which he has
just completed.
Morris Mcdonald, general superin-
tendent, and Geo. F. Evans, general
manager OF the Maine Central railroad,
we're In town few hours, Thursday Of
last week. They came In their new
private car which was recently completed
at the Watervlle car shops. 1t Ia very
heavy piece of rolling stock the con-
struction being largely OF steel. It is
finely appointed including accommoda-
tions for sleeping and dining.
At meeting of the pupils Of Show
hogan high school, recently held, officers
of the associated classes were elected as
follows: President, Russell Taylor;
vice president, Maud Merrill; secretary,
Eva Knowlton; treasurer, John Taylor.
It has been decided to give reception
to the freshman class In Milburn hall,
Friday evening, September 30th, and
a committee has been appointed to
have the matter 10 charge. A basket
ball team and foot ball team have been
organized, Guy Estes being manager OF
the latter.
The American Bridge Co. began oper-
ations, yesterday, at the new south
channel bridge. John Devin OF East
Berlin, Conn.,, superintendent of con-
structiop, is here and will remain for q
few days during the laying out Of the
work, after which affairs will be In
charge OF F. H. Link as foreman until
the structure Is completed. BY the
terms of the contract ss 1t now stands
the American Bridge Co. have until
October 20th to get the bridge open for
travel. 1t is hardly possible that 1t will
be done by that date but with reasonable