The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-07-19
and VICINITY

saratoga clips in bulk at Patterson's.
l.. Walton. Esq, made a profess
5aai trip to Augusta, Tuesday.
W.. F. O. sawyer and little Fancher
81 visiting in Waterville for few day.
The family of DR.. NJ. L. Mari are at
MI orchard for stay of some weeks.
Mr.. II. y. Eaton of Waterville was
| +. gnr.r of +. p. Colliu and family early
the week
Rev. ". II. Berry and family of
|r3rqyIle we're the guests of Mr.. and
klr. I. J. smith yesterday.
Prof. Z. Il. Pennoyer and wife of
M orange y. j. are the guests of
m.. Murphy and wife this week.
High grade boys bicycle material
anne a. in larger size Hartford. Only
n. Best bargain yet, Il. L. Patten.
The new furniture firm of Wentworth
oak. successors to +. F. Fairbrother
to.. took possession on Monday last.
l.. l.. Walton, Esq, removes his
lmlg to their cottage ut Boothbay on
k,iarlay and will remain with them the
blowing week.
Or. Philbrick, the noted specialist,
takes his regular monthly visit to oul
pen this week, coming on Saturday,
| p- four days. See ad.
pr. +. O. Sawyer is in attendance
mon the dental convention in Rockland,
here the examining board of which he
member, holds session this week.
Ni., Edith b. Hanson entertained the
a,. of 81, SkoWhegan High school, of
,hch She WAS a member. at her home
Madison Avenue, Monday evening
|. Estes is at home attending to
pme having. He and Mr.. Simpson who
Ne contract of grading on the W. *
|. railroad have about 81 men and 30
er.es at work on the Job now.
Hon, Charles Il. Written, State Bank
Examiner was in town Tuesday, making
b. annual examination of Skowhegan
NiGgs Bank. He was Il, Madison,
halay, making the annual examination
The Madison Loan and Building As
cation.
apt. Charles Staples of Portland and
gt Horace Atwood of Hampton,
a,e Steamboat Inspectors. were at
lei iIeselton this morning. on their
II to HAYDEN Lake to make the annual
speetion of Mr.. Williams steamboat
tre
Mr.. Betsey IIodgdon, widow of the
Eie Nathan llodgdon, passed away at
b. family home on the old Coburn farm,
tuesday, night last. at the advanced age
y years, having been confined to her
ri only about one week. Funeral SER
ees were held this (Thursday) morning
ilOo'elock
Henry Murphy of Norridgewock, the
elean clothing manufacturer was in
|En yesterday. Speaking about the
Ork in his line he informs us that he
lai the offer of some ulsters to make
p, the price was so very low he did not
aTe take hold of them. He is running
factory now but has work on hand
put for short time.
\. ". Murphy proprietor of the Par
Pond House. has recently closed
fi,h Bragg & Varney for the large
|lolnt of new furniture necessary TO
|lfash the big addition he has made to
hotel this season. Naturally when
bout to place an order for nearly $1,000
De looks about quite little,and it speaks
olume' for the firm of Bragg & Narney
Ind that quality and price considered,
Il. Murphy was able to do better with
penn than elsewhere.
About fifty members of the Miller
l'lon Band of the Bethany church,
cid their annual meeting at the home
The President, Miss Emma F. Hutch
foo' on Tuesday afternoon last. The
HEIRLOOM was passed pleasantly on the
8a' Refreshments were served. The
Ulcers for the ensuing year are as fol
VS. President, Miss Stella l.. Jones !;
ce President, Misses Mabel Phillips
% Bertha Mitchell; Secretary, Ethel
aIt'ler; Treasurer, Florence Jewett !;
fgaalst, Mary Goodwin. The Band is
avery hourishiug condition.