The Somerset reporter., 1894-10-04

ton aud vicinity.
Mrs. F. 5. Hart of Holden is visiting
at Maj y. f. Parlins.
Geo Gushing will continue the auction
sale of his stock every evening this
week.
Mrs \. H. Cobb aud AIi,, Frances
Lord of Portland are the guests of Edw.
Z. Coffin and wife.
john Il. Mcclellan returned Home Sat
urday from weeks soiourn N kineo.
with party of friends.
Mrs. Hannah d. Jewett of Scion, IS
visiting at the home of her son, Z. I.
Jewett, for a few weeks.
Mr.. \. +. Cole of Roxbury, Mass, is
visiting friends in Skowhegan and vicin-
ity for a short time
Mrs. W. II. Davis and sister. Miss
Laura Tent, of Brewer, were ia town
for the day on Saturday.
Mr.. Frank kilgore of Lowell, who in
his youth WAS resident of our town,
was in town over sunday night
Dir. ;. y. Patten left home, Friday,
on visit to his friends and former
neighbors in Pi>eataqus county.
The ladies circle of the High Street
church will meet with Mrs. II. Z. Cau-
non. Wednesday afternoon, Oct, Sd.
Goodrich sold seventeen barrels of his
famous Norman K. S4.00 flour the first
week, and has yet to hear a complaint
\ special meeting of The Milburn
Club is called for Thursday night, and it
is hoped there will be good attendance.
I. +. Balch, representative of the
Baptist paper, the Waterman, Boston.
Mass, was in town. last week, in the
interest of this paper.
y. b. Toward of Jamaica Plains.
Mass, passed Thursday night in skow-
hogan and was cordially greeted by his
many warm friends here.
Mrs. j. b. White, Mrs. Belle Clallin
and Rev. l.. II. Copeland sepresent the
First Baptist church at the State con-
vention. which conyenes at Portland this
week.
You can buy any goods in George
Cushings stock at surprisingly low
prices during the day time Beautiful
articles for Christmas at unheard Of
bargains.
Lewis Anderson. who with his wife
and daughter and Dr. !. +. K. Biron and
family have been at Parlin Pond for sey-
eral weeks. returned home Thursday
noon.
Mrs. Julia Nay kincaid announces her
opening of fall and winter millinery at
% Water St, Wednesday afternoon and
evening, to which the ladies of Skowhe-
gan and vicinity are invited.
Mrs. Lila W. Harding. and Mrs Wm.
Pendleton, with her two sons of Frank
lin Park, Mass. who have been visiting
at the farm home of Teander Harding
returned home this morning.
Senator-elect c. A. Marston and Dr..
c. Z. Sawyer left home. Friday after
noon. on their annual pilgrimage into
the wilds of Maine near Moosehead
Lake, after big game, to be absent ten
days or more.
Miss Celia McIntire has returned from
u L. 4. 4 ,,,,r
through some of the large dress-making
establishments in the interests of her
customers. and may be found ut No. S,
Winter street.
Willis Reed las started the Lumber
drivers calk manufacturing business mt
East Madison, formerly carried ON by
Reed 4 Thompson at that place. lie
makes a specially of superior hand
forged steel calks and has good mum
Der of orders on hand. His post-ollice
address is Skowhcgan.
Steward Bros, ut the Island Mills have
the agency for Il corn shelter which is
the slickest working machine on the
market to-day. 1t is simple in arrange
ment, complete in its working parts and
the fastest shelter ever put within the
reach of all. We would advise our
farmer friends to call and see it when in
town, as all progressive farmers are sure
to want it.
Clara Augusta Roewelt. the female
tramp and witness in the railroad case
on at the court house, last week, after
giving in her evidence was given her
liberty and on Friday. left for South
Bend, Ind. her fare having been paid
by the State to that place. She occu-
pied Norrdgewock jail from the time of
the arrest and preliminary examination
of Durham and Gregg until the trial
The Board of Trade held a meeting
Friday evening at the store of Went
worth and oak. The various committees
appointed at former meeting to can
vass the matter of holding trades day
on the occasion of the opening of the
electric street railway to Norridgewock
reported progress. T. II. Anderson,
from the committee on entertainment,
reported outlining plan of exercises
that he gave to the board. more in the
nature of suggestions than otherwise
Herbert Wentworth from the committee