The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-04-12
TOWN and VICINITY

Miss Harriet Nash visited in Water
vile over Sunday.
Marguerite cigars, Zoe, straight can be
found at \. f. Bison.
Mrs. W. II. Cabot visited in Water
vile, for the day, Tuesday.
B. T. Steward of the firm y. 5. Il b.
l.. Steward, is in Boston this week.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Anderson returned
Tuesday evening from. a brief trip to
Boston.
Henry Colway is to commence setting
out trees next week. should the weather
be favorable.
Deputy Sheriff F. l.. Harding of Mad-
son was in town Tuesday, attending Pro-
bate Court.
Miss Addie Parker has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lewis Moore in Bangor,
since Saturday.
Mrs. Geo L. Goodwin returned home
yesterday, from visit to her daughter
in Sangerville.
Will Stinchtield is running as express
messenger between skowhegan and Wa
tervile, for a time, supplying.
Skowhegan Lodge, No. IS, Il. of P. is
10 celebrate its second anniversary at
Hotel Heseton, Friday evening of next
week.
Mrs. Lovejoy, whose death we chroni-
cled in our Monday edition was the
daughter of Mrs Leonard w Russell,
not John. as stated.
Mrs. John W. Bailey of Orange, y. l.,
is making brief visit to her son, {. j.
Bailey and his family, Mrs. Bailey leaves
next week for visit of several weeks in
California.
Geo. W. Gray and wife. with their
daughter, Mrs A. W. Wildes, went to
Brunswick yesterday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Jos. Z. Weemans, which
occurred in the afternoon. Deceased was
the sister of Mrs. Gray.
Major York of the ID Regt. Infantry
NJ. V. NJ. together with Capt Chas. Bel
more and Lieuts. Wthee and Dunlap. of
Co. T.. are in Lewiston this week, in at
tendance upon school of instruction
for the commissioned officers of the I'd
Regiment.
While Jas. Thompson was at work up
on large hemlock ioist, recently, he
found nbedded in the heart Of il
bullet. The tree was cut in che vicinity
of Beech Hill, aud just how long the
bullet had been there is n matter of con-
lecture, some thinking a matter of 80
years or even more.
Herbert Wentworth left home Tues
day, for Boston, where he will meet the
directors of the Rowland Falls Pulp Co..
and assist in the adjustment of the in
surance on the loss which that company
recently sustained "A larger part of
which insurance was placed through the
companies the4irm of Griffin & Went
worth represent.
The complimentary concert and hop at
Hotel IIeselton this Thursday evening,
given by Canton Somerset, No. 26. |. O.
o. F., promises to be fine affair H.
GLIDING their guests from Wateryille,
Canton Halifax, there will be about -
chevaliers in full uniform, presenting a
pleasing sight, and this number will be
increased by their ladies, while nearly
one hundred invitations have been issued
to home citizens. kendall's orchestra
will furnish music for the dancing.
Among the members of the legal pro-
ieSsion from other towns in Attendance
upon Judge Buswell's court this week
were, J. j, parIin and A. simmons, of
North Arson. r. B. Barrett of Canaan.
{. o. Small and e \. WILDER of Madi-
son, {. \. Harrington and Edward Lowe
of So, Norridgewock. Geo. G. Weeks, +. .
+. Me Fadden and Geo. NJ. Chapman of
Fairfield d. E. Thompson of IIartland,
Abel Davis, +. W. IIovey and j. W.
Manson of Pittstied. $. S. Brown of
Watervile, and Joseph Williamson Jr of .
Augusta.