The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-06-22
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Dir. +. W. Marston of Oakland, Cali
forna arrived in town yesterday.
Z. F. Danforth. Esq. arrived home
from Chicago Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Clifford of princetown. Mass. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. w. IL. Wildes.
b. +. Spinney y Go. of Norway want
some hampers. See advertisement.
Mr.. John r. Webb was in Augusta
Tuesday and Wednesday OF Til. week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holden. of Moose
River made the REPORTER Il call Tues
day.
Walter Pierce has fresh boiled Holsters
every Sunday morning Tor his custo-
mers.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. y. EllmgNood of
Athens looked in upon ,le REPORTER
Yesterday.
Mrs Daniel Paul of Scion is visiting
her sister. Mrs. .Iames Malbon. here for
few day.
If you smoke 10 {. cigars be sure and
try the Marguerite, at \. +. Bisson's,
ll9 Water st.
Mrs. Kate Burlil Mcclellan of Caribou
arrived in town Tuesday noon on Il visit
to her people.
DIR. +. O. Sawyer makes his regular
monthly professional trip to Scion aud
Bingham next week.
Mr.. Charles \. Brown of Boston, form.
erly of this town, arrived on the after
noon train Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. l.. Morrison and her son Don.
arrived home Tuesday from Il few day :
sojourn at Mouse Island.
The new firm of Doran & Wood are
Offering bargains in oil and gasoline
stoves, all sizes. 30 Madison Ave.
Rev. \. Beede. formerly teacher at the
High school at Cornyille, spent few
days with friends in that town last
week.
The former shoe operatives of keene
Bros, are fast securing situations in
other places. each train out taking one
OF more.
All school children desiring to sell
tickets for the Concert July Sd, should
call early at Bixby Il Bucks and make
arrangements.
Mrs. c. \. Ross. Master Harold and
baby. are on II visit to her people in
South Boston. leaving home yesterday
morning.
Col. \. c. l.. Hill of Texas. who is
spending the heated term at Hotel Co.
burn, went to Bangor, Tuesday to remain
a few days.
james White of Sangerville. formerly
of this town, who has been spending i
few days With friends here returned
home this morning.
Mr.. Charles Baker, who has been at
home for brief time, returned to Lynn
Mass, Tuesday. where he has a good
lop' III ltSpoIlst ~ "a lelt8Tdll1.
$. p. Smith has been appointed post
master at Cornville in place of Walter
Merrill. Mr.. Smith was postmaster il
Cleveland's former administration.
Miss Ada NJ. Whitman accompanied b,
Gladis and little Eddie Elwell left Oh
this mornings train for Il visit to hen
sister, Mrs. j. II. Sawyer, Oldtown.
Somerset was represented in the llo
mropathc Medical Convention in Au
gusta Tuesday by Drs. johnson and Pull
sifer of Skowhegan, and DR.. Paul of So
Ion.
Frederick Bryton in "Forgiven'' is t,
appear at the Opera House on mex
Tuesday night at special low prices, %
30, 50cts under his own personal manage
, ment.
The morning train Monday next leave
ut s o'clock instead of S,35, and the af
ternoon train at 20 instead of 40
Look out for this change and thus avoiC
getting left.
W. ID. Hayden, Esq, of Madison Cep
tire had the misfortune to fall dow
stairs last week and iniure himself Sc
verify, but we are glad to learn he is get
ting around again.
Two passenger trains will run TIN
whole length of the Somerset RAILROAD
after the change next Monday. Hereto
fore the morning train in and the after
noon train out have been mixed iron
North Arson to Bingham.
\ trip is being planned by some of GU
local bicyclists for a run to Farmingto
on saturday next. 1t is their intention
to invite many lady friends TO accom-
pany them in carriages, and in the even
ing have 4 hop at Hotel Willows.
Dir. Alonzo Boothby of Boston was i
town Tuesday on his way from Athens
where he had been visiting friends, t.
Augusta to attend the Maine Homec
pathc Association meeting. He. is
native of Athens and has an abiding low
for the old town.
Mr. John Stetson's company of play
e"s from the Globe Theatre. Boston
who presented the ''Crust of society
in Coburn Hall last evening. were viii