The Somerset reporter., 1893-11-16
TOWN and VICINITY

field, was in town Friday.
New Naples walnuts, strictly fancy, at
Dunton's, II - cts. per lb.
Mrs. Harry Cushman, and Young son
are visiting friends in Gardiner this
week.
Judge Turner Boswell has returned
from his western trip and is in town to-
day.
Don't suiler with chapped hands-use
Patterns Cream Balm, guaranteed-25
cents.
Mrs. Dennis Drew of Bar Harbor,
visited among friends in town portion
of last week.
An increased number attended Prof.
Mathews lecture in Bethany church,
Friday evening last.
Ex-Governor Roswell Farnham of
Bradford, Vt, was in town ON legal
business last week.
Cairns. Goodrich u Bartlett shipped
N'i i''' u pptdtpcs " Tue 9oltlltIS
Home at FOCUS, to-day.
Call aud see the chrysanthemum show,
ire 100 plants, W. B. Bragg. No. G
Cobmn Ave. SkoWhegan, Me.
The Ghautauqua Circle will meet with
Rev. Fred Il. Morgan at the NJ I. par
sonage this, Monday. evening at
O'Clock.
Miss Cora Baker is in Boston this
week, where she meets \. Il. Bixby,
and together they will make a selection
of holiday goods.
Another whistle has been added to the
number that blow in town morning,
noon and night, the latest being at the
works of the Leland Tanning Co.
During the mouth of October there
was collected 20j55 inches of cream for
the Skowhegan Jersey Creamery, for
which they paid | IL cents per inch.
The benefit oyster supper at &. \. Il.
hall saturday evening last, under aus
pieces of the Somerset Social Club was
literally patronized, netting the boys
about Sl2.00.
MIR. Robinson, a Colby student, preach
ed at the First Baptist church, Sunday.
and Rev +. NJ. Bartlett, pastor of the
Baptist church at Oakland will occupy
| the pulpit next Sunday.
Rev. j. B. Lapham, presiding elder of
this district, preached at the Methodist
| church here, Sunday. 1t was the occa-
sion of the second quarterly conference
of the church for the year.
Mrs. Eta Seveno left home to-day on
a visit of some months to relatives in
saltwater, MINI. Mrs. Merrill of Rock
land succeeds Mrs. Seyeno as operator
of the Western Union in this place.
Miss Eda X. Smith returned home
Saturday night from IA six weeks trip to
the Columbian Exposition, supplement-
ed with side trips to other parts of Hi
nois. Minnesota and to indianapolis.
Ind.
Mr.. II. G. Smith of Foxboro, Mass,
WAS in town few days last week. re-
turning home Friday. His parents.
Martin Smith an %ife of Cornyille. re-
turned with him to remain through the
winter.
Dr. !. h. Amcs has purchased the
residence of Dr. F. : Lindsey at So.
NorridSewocl,. and removed to that
place with his family. where he will
practice his profession. We learn that
DR.. Lindsey is to locate in southern cali
fornia.
The complimentary hop at the IIescl-
ton. Wednesday night is intended rs II
reunion of the old and young folks dane
ing parties. and Mr., Dinsmorc hopes to
be able to organize a class for a series of
lessons and dances for the coming
winter, as "A result
If any of our local societies have in
view an entertainment for the public we
advise them to correspond with Editor
Fuller of the Rockland Tribune. Our
acquaintance with the man leads us to
say that his lecture will be sure to be
exceedingly funny and wisdom will be
pleutifully mingled with the wit.
Friday morning the colt of Zenas
Vaughan took run to be regretted by
his owner. Mr.. Vaughan had Just
driven up To y. ). q b. 7. Steward s
with some pipe, and while removing
his load, the colt became startled. run
ming down the street, across both
bridges, and brought up at a blacksmith
shop on the south side, damaging the
wagon considerably.
Rev. Fred II. Morgan performed Il
very pleasant ceremony last Saturday.
Nov. / the occasion being the marriage
of Mr. Robert Mckensie and Mrs. Han
nah T.. Folsom, at their future home ON
I.cavitt st. The contracting parties are
well known in Skowhegan and have the
best wishes of Il host Of friends. Only
| the immediate friend, were present no
| cards being issued.
The new dry goods store of \. +.
Il