The Somerset reporter., 1894-09-06
TOWN and VICINITY

: l.. Whittier and wife are on a trip
~ Portland and Lewiston. this week.
Mr.. c. Z. Sawyer is visiting in Lis
hon Falls aud at Lewiston, this week.
dr.. l. J. Blanchard of Dexter. is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. F. O. Sawyer.
Herbert Wentworth, of the firm,
wentworth u Oak. is on a business trip
10 Jaekman. this week.
Ms. Jos. Iutehins and daughter re-
tprned home Saturday night, from sey-
oral weeks visit at the seashore.
Nr,. Maude Gilman of Canaan, and
MIS- Fanny Cooper of Kentucky. We're
the guests of Mrs. Lydia Bradford this
week.
Miss Linne Weston left home yester-
day to spend few weeks with her
brother, {. z. Weston Esq. of Boston.
and with friends in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Jane Simpson went to Ilartland,
Tuesday, to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Jas. White, whose death from consump-
tion occurred in Sangerville. Monday.
Surprisingly few women in Skowhe-
gan make their bread AS that sold by
Delano, the baker. excels, and in the end
its Just as cheap. If you have doubt
give it a trial.
Col. Josiah b. kinsman has been max
,;,;, ut fr;a IL ia, al
home in Cornville, and returned to Bos-
ton to-day. c. c. kinsman of Corn
vile, accompanied him
Cream Maize as breakfast dish eX-
GELS. 1t is said to contain twice the
punishment of wheat and oat goods and
is much pleasanter to the taste. 70 be
found at Goodrich 5.
1t will be noticed by ad. elsewhere
that Mr.. krutzky ladies hair dresser,
has changed his day in Skowhegan from
Tuesday to Wednesday, He has met
with very flattering success in Skowhe-
gan.
Miss Myra French. who since selling
out her business at The Forks, has resid-
ed at her summer cottage on the shore
of Hayden Lake, is passing the present
week as the guest of her neice. Mrs. w.
Il. Bartlett, in Lewiston.
All members of the Congregational
society of Christian Endeavor are es-
pecaliy requested to be present at a
business meeting to be held Thursday
evening. at which there will be IA full re-
port Of the convention, and also other
matters of business.
The opening day of the Blue store,
Saturday last, was decided success. re-
ports the proprietor, Their fine new
stock. as we'll as every appointment in
and about the new store presents a pleas
ing appearance to the eye. On every
hand is seen Mr.. Lyons thorough famil-
ianty with the clothing business.
Street Commissioner +. l.. Ford has
completed the laying of concrete walk
for the town for this season, having put
down about 1900 square yards. Appar-
tutlN. nc Has illdtie lnbsl lilpiouSH lOD
of it, and evidently understands this
process full as well as the making of
good roads, and that he does understand
the latter none will deny.
1t is almost surprising in riding along
the portion of the electric road already
laid, to observe how little the main trav-
eled thoroughfare has been interfer
ed with. OF necessity there are few
places where the track lies rather nearer
than is to be desired, vet on the whole
Supt, Gerald and l.. c. Emery, our first
selectman, have worked most harmoni-
ously together to brng about the fine
state of things that prevail.
With the coming of September the an
mud oyster season again opens, aud
SkoWhegan people will as usual, find the
old reliable oyster house of Walter
Pierce ready to attend to all their wants
in this line. This is the oldest oyster
house in Somerset county, and has had
the reputation of putting out only the
best of oysters-a reputation which it
will continue to maintain Single orders
or orders for the season will receive
prompt attention and be delivered
promptly. Keep these facts in mind
when you want oysters.
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