The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-11-30
TOWN and VICINITY

W ilder Gates Is visiting relatives III
Broclaon. Mass.
The monthly meeting of the Milburn
Club occurs tonight.
Tangerine oranges, 30 cts. a doz. at
| Patterson's.
Gen'l and Mrs Il. b. Shepherd are in
Augusta this week.
Persons We're seen skating ON the
river recently near the shores.
The {. c. {. {. hold a club supper
this evening at the library parlors.
W. II. Hesellon aud wife went to
Boston, by the afternoon train of Fri
day,
Don't suffer with chapped hauds-usc
Patterns Cream Balm, guaranteed-25
cnts.
Thirty-eight head of horse flesh will
be wintered at Fairview Stock Farm this
| winter.
The Woman's Club " ill meet in the
Library Parlors, Friday, Dec. LIST, at
, p NJ.
Rev. G. W. llinckley of Good viii
Farm, East Fairfield, was in town,
Saturday.
Mr. Frank I. Ross returned to his
home in st. stephen, y. b.. by this
afternoon train.
The new horse on the American EX-
press team is a lively one. much to the
| pleasure of his driver.
j. NJ. Millillen. manager of the Orient
Mutual Life Insurance Co, was in tow
several days last week.
Patterson has pop corn two years old
every kernel will pop. He has had &
great run on il in years past.
The Coburn Wooden Mill had to sus
pend operations portion of Saturday
being bothered with anchor ice.
Thos. Beatty, Supt. of the Old Tow
wooden mill, and VIM. Dobson of Pitts
field, we're in town, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Goodridge o
Watervlle, were the guests of Dir. ant
Mrs. +. O. Sawyer over the Sabbath.
Rob't Mckenzie went to Boston, Fri
day, to accompany young nephew
who was en- route to his home in New
\ ork state.
This week you can buy carnatol
pinks at 30, 81 and 80 cts. per doz. Al
Geo. Cushings, Patterns and at Soutl
side green house,
Mrs. H. II. White and Miss Lillian
arrived home Thursday night from +
visit of several weeks in Philadelphia
Orange, y. j. and in Boston.
Mrs. +. ID. Young has in contempla
ton the elevation of her home on Pleas
ant street, and its thorough repair out
side and in, in the early spring.
j. Z. Merrill and Geo. NJ Buzzell
have been drawn to represent Skowhe.
gan as traverse jurors at the December
term of the United States court in Port
land.
Doran IL Wood have commenced on Al
extensive Job of plumbing at the Stow
hogan House. Among the improvements
to be made will be new water closet.
and a bath room.
Public Mon service will be hclC
Thanksgiving in the Congregations
church at 40 o'clock in the evening
Rev. F. Ii. Morgan, pastor of the Mctho
dist church, will preach.
Misses Mary Robinson and Jennie
Palmer returned from Pennington
where they are attending the Norma
school, Friday afternoon. and will pass
vile.
Mr.. f. A. Nolin left home to-day, OF
of G. & NJ. Nolin, scythe and grass hook
manufacturers. He will go rs far soutl
AS Baltimore, Md, probably, and be alb
sent about three weeks.
In the assignment of teachers for the
rural schools, the committee found it
necessary to make changes as follows
Bush district. Miss Alice Lalley; No. II
north. Miss Gertrude Townsend il
place of Miss Kate Fletcher, who goes
to Moose River ; No. south, Miss
Georgiana Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wood OF Bar
IIarbor, formerly of Skowhegan, are re-
ceiviug cougrat ltions upon the en-.
trance into their home of girl baby
Judging from the way Bro. Wood peak,
of it in his paper "'rhe Maine Cottager,
he is not used to such occurrences. He
has the congratulations of TIE REPORT
Err.
Have YOU seen the grand display OF
stoves Doran Il Wood are showing, the
popular Glcnwood taking precedence
They report larger sale of stoves t,
date. this season. than they had last
year altogether. IN the first place they
have the stock. and secondly they are
ready to make prices that will sci
them.
VIM. ~ Pitts entertained the member,
of his sabbath school class, twelve