The Somerset reporter., 1905-08-17

Fogg sells sticky aud poison lily paper;
the kind that does the business.
Mr. and Mrs c. c. Mott OF Providence,
K. |. are visiting at S. II. Labree's
Mr. aud Mrs, c, a. Gordon of Roslir-
dale, Mass, are guests OF Mrs. Gordon's
brother, n. c. Bragg aud family.
W. A. Watson of Medheld, Mass,
arrived to-day, to join his wife who is
visiting with her father, g. W. Nash.
Mrs. E. f. Sturtevant left for Old
Orchard, Me-, Monday morning, where
she is to be the guest of friends for the
next two weeks.
Sunday afternoon last black silk coat
was lost between Lawton street and the
Paroehial farm. Will the finder please
leave at Lewis's shoe store.
f. E. Harris and Thos. G. Lord. who,
with their families, have been passing
the past ten days at Northport Camp
Ground, arrived home, to-day.
Messrs. J. N, f. w, and Chas. Smith
of this place, with Byron Ingalls, of Bos-
ton, left, this morning, for the upper
kennebec, on blueberrylng trip.
Miss Xaverine Bison aud Miss Annie
Frie went to Portland, Tuesday, where
they are to be guests for a time of Miss
Frie's sister, Mrs. Packard Bradley.
Byron W. Ingalls, of Boston is visiting
In town with Earl w. Saith. The visit
is the result of an acquaintance formed
while Mr.. Smith was IN Boston, last
winter.
All the retail places of business in
town are to close, next Saturday even
ing at $50, on account of the postpone
ment of the Chapman Concert to that
evening.
Mrs. George D. Clark and her daugh-
ter, Miss Alma, returned this week, to
their home In New Vineyard, Me. They
had been guests Of Hon. and Mrs. s. j.
Walton.
II. J. Phillips Of the law firm of
Phillips & Mills, went to Pennington,
Tuesday morning, intending to combine
business with pleasure In brief stay in
that vicinity.
The popularity of Delano's candy store
is unquestioned, Judging from the crowds
of ladies who frequent this delightful
place for ice cream and soda these hot
afternoons and evenings.
Miss Louise Coburn, Mrs. Mary C.
Brainard and her daughter, Miss Caro-
line, attended the meeting of the Maine
Psychological society and the Maine
Botanical society at Kittery Point, Me-,
this week.
Mrs. |. q. Dorothy, who had been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Thing for
the past two months, left for Dexter,
Me-, Monday morning. After short
visit there she will return to her home In |
Derby, Conn.
The members of the Universalst Sew
ing Circle are to be guests of Mrs. Mary |
W. Varney at her cottage at Hayden !
Lake, Thursday, August "a The noon |
meal will be picnic dinner. 1t is
planed to take the 30 a. m. car.
A report, this morning, concerning
DR.. 2. II. 8. Vaughan, superintendent OF
the Eastern Maine Insane Hospital at
Bangor, who has been critically i'll for
the past five days, is to the effect that
his condition is slightly more favorable.
Miss Lesse Clark, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. 2. Clark, who is very i'll of
fever and whose life has been despaired
of at times during the past week, rested
more comfortably for a portion of last
night. Her condition is critical but it is
thought this morning there Is posi-
bilty she may recover.
Miss Margery Morrison will give
series of four lecture-recitals on German
music in Milburn Hall on Sept. 26, Oct.
TO- II, "a. The course is for all who are
interested and more detailed announce
ment will be made. Miss Morrison will
receive piano pupils at her home, %
High St., after Sept. 10
Mr.. and Mrs. z. H. Turner of Med
field, Mass, have been guests Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Hiram Pattee for several weeks
past and the two families have just re-
turned from a fortnight's outing at
Smithfeld pond. Last evening another
guest arrived to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Pattee, Mrs. Mary Belcher of Hammon-
ton, n. j.
Rev. John B. Weston of Stanfordville,
N. Y. arrived, last evening, to pass Ola
Home Week 10 town as the guest of his
cousin, Miss Lizzie Currier. Mr.. Wes-
ton preached the dedcatory sermon at the
Christian Church, until recently standing
on High street, and was pastor OF that
society from 1S4S to 1851. He is now
president of the Christian Biblical Iusti- !
tute In Stanfordville.
e. n. Merrill is making extensive |
changes to his block of buildings on Wa
ter street Just west Of this railroad cross
ing, taking out the room that has been
used for the past % years as barber
shop and the stairway adjoining, in
creasing the depth Of this space and also
of the |. A. Norton clothing store to So
foot hack from Watar strant praparo