The Somerset reporter., 1906-10-11
TOWN and VICINITY
Stable for rent at 81 High street.

Stable Tor rent al 81 hlgn street.
Millinery opening at Miss c. E
Poulln's, Thursday and Friday.
The Maine Valve Company have some
I bargains ln secondhand bieyelee.
The Second National Bank pays three
and one-half per cent on time deposits.
William NJ. Oakes, manager Of the
Green x Barnard Shoe Co., is on bus'-
neas trip to Waldo county.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Dane are passing
the week at the home of their daughter
MrF. Colby Huff In Newport, Me.
Mrs. Francis Il. Wing passed last
week with friends 10 Gardiner and Vicin'
ity, arriving home, Saturday night.
William Leavitt, travelling salesman
for the National Biscuit company, is in
town for fortDight's rest and vacation
The Hollander &C flee served for the
dinner at the Methodist church, last
Friday, was furnished by George simP'
son.
John Mellwrath attended ball In Au-
gusta, Tuesday evening, given by the
New England Telephone company for
its employees.
The Blunt Hardware Co. have just re-
ceived a nice line Of riflea, shot-guns,
ammunition and sportsmens specisltles,
preparatory for the fall hunting season.
Mrs. c. 6. Belmore, accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Pearl, left on the
Tuesday morning train for a ten days
visit In Wiecasset and surrounding
towns.
Miss Harriet Marble left here, Monday
morning, for Camden, S. c., where she
has accepted a position as instructor In
vocal and instrumental music in Mather
academy.
Maurice Mitchell, who has been In the
employ of the Great Northern Paper Co.,
Madison, has accepted position with
the Mattawsmkesg Lumber Co., OF
Island Falls, Me.
Miss Clara [. Huse returned to her
home 10 Roxbury, Mass, Thursday OF
last week, after passing the month OF
September In town as the guest OF her
brother, Rev. H. F. Huse.
Charles II. Davis left for New York
Saturday. He has been spending few
DAYS with his sister at his summer home,
Kicare cottage. He Is making a num-
Der of improvements there this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Paul of Swamp
scott, Mass, who have been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Parkman the past
two weeks, returned home, Monday
afternoon, accompanied by Mrs. Fred c.
Morrill,.
The party finding the light brown,
summer lap robe, lost between the Maine
Central depot and the residence OF M. T.
Pooler, Tuesday afternoon, will confer
a fsvor by returning the same to Mr..
Pooler.
There was good attendance Of MEM
bels of the First ard Bethany Baptist
churches OF this place, at Waterville,
yesterday. at the seml-annual meeting
of the Kennebec Valley Baptist Mission
airy Association.
Chas. Morrill,, Who had been at Kineo,
Me-, during the past three months, In
charge of the store operated under the
ownership of the same company that
runs the Kineo House, arrived home,
Saturday evening.
Frank W. Bucknam went to Augusta,
Yesterday, where the Maine Board OF
Pharmacy, of which he is member,
conducted an examination of those ap-
ply ing for registration as apothecaries
uuder the state pharmacy laws.
Albion F. Merrill, who has been en-
ployed 10 Brewer, Me-, during the sum
mer passed Sunday with bis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Merrill. He left
here for Brunswick, Monday morning,
to continue his studies at Bowdoin col
lege.
Miss E. nj. Sanborn, Western Union
Telegraph Operator at this place, has
gone to her home In Belfast for a
months vacation. Walter Lane OF Mad
ison, who was in charge of the flee for
some months 10 1904, is supplying dur
ing her absence.
There has been a slight change In the
winter time table of tie Somerset Trac-
tion Co. as announced In the last issue
OF the REPORTER. This change was
caused by the fact thai the new schedule
of the Somerset Railway is somewhat
different than in past years. The cars
of the Traction Co. will leave Skowhegan
at 8, 7, 8, Il a. H.; l, 2, 3 80. 3, p. m.
John B. Nutting, who arrived home
last week from Cd Orchard, has pur-
chased a house lot on Mt. Pleasant ave-
nue. on which he will build a dwelling
house during the summer OF 1907. The
lot is situated on the North side Of
Mount Pleasant avenue, between the res
idence OF Chas. North and Augustus
Pooler. The purchase WAS made of A.
L. Blsson and the size of the lot is three
by eight rods.
E. S. Bastin OF Washington. D. c.,
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