The Somerset reporter., 1907-02-21
TOWN and VICINITY

New spring raincoats ready at Ira A.
Norton's.
Miss Esther Eaton of Fairfield was the
huest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Morrill,,
Tuesday.
Miss c. j. Williams is visiting in
Bangor at the home OF her brother, with
her friend, Miss Laura Coombs.
Chas. A. Ross was In Lewiston MOL
day, to attend the mid-winter meeting
of the Maine Coal Dealers association.
Mrs. c. l.. Goodrich of Portland
passed Sunday in Skowhegan at the
home of her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. E. L.
Walker.
Green q Barnard have marked down
all their winter weight stockings: 13c
stockings to 10c; 25c stockings to Ice 8;
SOC stockings to SIC.
Benjamin G. Ward, Esq, of the law
firm OF Ward & Hinckley, Portland was
in town Monday on business at the
office of Merrill & Merrill.
Rev. George Merriam was present in
Watervile, Tuesday afternoon at a
meeting Of the executive committee of
the Baptist Educational Society of
Maine.
Miss Maud Scott left here Monday
afternoon for Mattawamkeag, Me-,
having been advised of the critical liz
ness Of her mother, whose residences is
IN that town.
baked bean supper will be served In
the Congregational vestry next Saturday
evening from 80 until o'clock, fol.
lowed by an entertainment and social.
Benefit Y. NJ. G. A.
Nelson Weston, c. Davis Miller and
Edwin B. Carter have been drawn as
traverse jurors TO serve at the term of
the Supreme Judicial court which is to
convene here on Tuesday, March IS.
Messrs. Forrest Goodwin, J. Wallace
Blunt and W. P. Ordwsy, with their
wives attended the Kora Temple Ladies'
night at Portland, Friday evening of last
week. The grand march was lead by
Col. and Mrs. Castner of Portland, who
have often visited here as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ordway.
W. j. Estabrook and his daughter,
Miss c. Pearl Estabrook, left here Mon
day morning for trip through ARGOS
took county. They will visit with the
family of A. T. Putnam in Houlton and
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Cox 10 Presque
Isle. Mr.. Estabrook will return In
about fortnight and his daughter will
remain until the last Of March.
Coroner l.. J. Addition was summoned
TO Norridgewock, Saturday, to take
such action as he should deem necessary
concerning the death and suicide of Mrs.
Eben s. Miller, an account OF which is
given in our correspondence from that
town Of the present week. The circum-
stances were such that he did not deem
an inquest necessary.
Mrs. Geo. b. Moore died Sunday
morning last, aged 80 years. She had
not been 10 her usual health for several
weeks and could not withstand an
attack of grip which set in on February
10. She is survived by her husband and
three children, Albert, Ethel and Mari
eta. Rev. Fred A. Leitch offlciated at
the funeral which was held yesterday
afternoon at one O'Clock.
Miss Mollie Msrston leaves here to-
morrow for New York City from which
port she sails by the steamer Catalonia,
the following Gay for Glasgow. Miss
Marston is to be abroad for three or
four months, visiting first with friends
in Scotland and afterwards passing the
time In travel through Great Britain and
on the Continent. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L.
Marston accompany her to New York.
Mr.. Marston .is to visit West Point be-
fore returning, to attend to some duties
10 connection with his Office of superin-
tending forester Of the United States
Military Academy, and Mrs. Marston
will take the opportunity to pass few
days at her former home In New Haven,
Conn.
Sweet potatoes and Brookfeld Farm