The Somerset reporter., 1905-01-05
TOWN and VICINITY

aud spinach in their market tbls Week
A fine line of collars and neckwear at
Blidgham & Seekins', all at cut prices.
Henry A. Williams of Bangor made a
brief visit here, Monday, with his sister,
Miss c. j. Williams.
W.. Wildes requests all persons hav-
ing accounts with him to call and settle
at his store on Madison street,
J.H. Murray, the oil man. makes a
specially of repairing oil heaters. Does
yours scent--if so, telephone l-6.
Mrs. Ned Fl. Lambert left for Massa-
chusetts, Monday morning, 10 visit for
month with her parents In Roxbury.
Still few more of those pattern hats
at Brigham & Seekins' which they are
selling at extremely low prices during
the month of January.
The next regular meeting OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held in G. A. r. hall Tuesday
afternoon, Jan. 10th. at O'Clock.
Baker & Marbles new stock of marble
from Italy will arrive this month. They
are taking orders for monuments and
tablets at low prices for spring delivery.
Sheriff Gilman OF Penobscot county
saws he is going to enforce all laws In
GLIDING the liquor statutes and with
County Attorney Patten In the field for
vigorous enforcement, Penobscot is likely
to be dry county.
Miss Miriam Merrill returned to Cor
ham Normal School, Monday, after pass
ing the Christmas vacation with her
parents, DIR. and Mrs. J. n. Merrill. This
is Miss Merrill's final year at that insti.
tuition.
Mrs. S. M. Preble of Richmond has
been visiting, this week, with her sister,
Mrs. Fl. B. Goodwin. Her son, Frank,
and his cousin, Carroll Goodwin, are
both students at Kent's Hill and left
here for that place, Monday morning.
Misses Emma and Mae Goodwin passed
Sunday with their brother, Harvey B.
Goodwin, departing for Massachusetts
Monday morning, where both are en-
gagged in teaching. They had been pass
ing the Christmas vacation with their
mother In Canaan.
No business was transacted at the
meeting of the Coburn Hall Association,
Monday, but an adjournment was made
to next Saturday. At that time the pro-
iect Of a new building will be discussed.
A plan showing the elevation of struc-
ture suitable for the lot has been OBJ
tanned and will be laid before the meet
ing.
The following are the officials of Som
erset Chapter Royal Arch Masons, re-
Gently chosen for the ensuing year
High priest, A. X. Butler; king, r. E.
jackson; scribe, e, C. Butter; treasurer,
c. A. Ross; seer, tary, G. M. Lambert
captain of the host, D. 81. Perkins
principal soiourner, j. II. Lancaster
royal arch captain, George II. Plummer
trustee, j. c. Griffin.
While in Boston last week, DR.. Wads-
worth purchased an ambulance and 1t
will arrive here and be ready for service
in the near future. 1t will be fitted for
use on both runners and wheels and is of
such design as to secure the greatest
amount OF safety and comfort when it is
necessary to transport anyone who Is
very seriously ill or who has suffered &C.
we're injury.
Robert Jennings Of Fairfield was
stricken with pneumonia at the Emerson
farm on the river road, last Friday, where
&c had been numbering this winter. He
went at once to his home, which is near
Good Will Farm, and, though very i'll
for several days, Ia since reported as re-
covering. Mr.. Jennings WAS formerly a
resident OF this town, but for several
years past has lived in Fairfield
Mrs. Edith s. Shepherd departed for
Washington, d. c., Tuesday afternoon.
MIS-. Shepherd is Joined there by Miss
Mollie Marston, and after month In
that city, will 60 to Summervile, s. c.,
where she will pass the remainder Of the
winter in company with Mrs. M. t.
Pooler and her daughters, Misses Flor.
ence and Mabel. Mrs. Pooler is now In
California but will go to South Carolina
the last of the present month and her
daughters will go from here to join her
at that time.
The Blunt Hardware Co. have made
arrangements to occupy the whole of
the street floor in the Brown block. To
secure 1t, they provided new location
for the pool rooms, which now occupy
half of the Brown building, by buying
out the Hub Restaurant In the Heselton
block. These changes will be made at
once and the Blunt Hardware Co. will
then have a store with as large an area
as their former place of business in CO.
burn Hall block and much larger
frontage on the street.
Monday morning Sheriff Lang made
the final shipment OF liquors seized by
himself and his deputies during his term
of office. They were all mixed together
In the several barrels, as Is required by
law, and consigned to C. II. Graves &
Son BostOn There were ahout l7b GAL