The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-10-11
TOWN and VICINITY
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1891

Miss Eva G. Jones of Stoneham, Mass.
is visiting Miss Ella Nash.
Chas. \. Ross has 1000 flower pots
and iardiniers at very low prices.
Mrs. W. \. Houston of Boston is the
guest of Silas Leland and family.
Instantaneous tapioca can be found mt
Goodrichs. 1t requires no soaking.
Mrs. B. F. Eaton returned home Satur-
day night from visit to friends down
river.
Mr.. E. II. 'robey of Norridgewoek was
in town Friday and called at the RE-
PORTER office.
y full meeting of the celebration com
of X. 7. Patten.
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Bodfsh of No.
Arson passed Sunday with Mrs. f. 5.
Hall aud family.
Somerset Lodge f. Il \. VI. will hold
its stated communication this (Monday)
evening at o'clock.
Mr.. Geo. E. Wright of lIartland was
in town Friday. He was called here as
a witness in a case in court
\ more perfect specific for rough skin
and chapped hands, was never known
than Patterns Cream Balm. $3.50
Miss Alice Littlefield returned Satur-
day night, having passed Il portion of
her vacation in New DIRK city.
In the races at Pittsfield, Saturday, L.
l.. Rogers with the bay mare Susan ID.
got third money in the 2.10 class.
Colored linen lamp shades at II. d.
Rowells, 30 Water st. The price for
this week, Toe, former price, % cents.
DR.. 5. A. Patten of Skowhegan, re-
turns to-day from his visit to Whitman
tic, Monson and Western Piscataquis.
Dr. W, L. Fellows of Bangor and VIM
NJ. Pulsifer of Waterylle were in town
Friday, witnesses at the Court House.
Misses Sophronia Beals and Mary
Reed returned home last week from Il
city.
Mrs. Augustus Crowell left home Sat
urday, for visit of several weeks among
relatives and friends, in Boston and
vicinity.
Ira Randall of Augusta, accompanied
by his wife and child was in town over
Friday night, the guests of Ed p. Page
and family.
MI. Charles Strickland who has been
passing several weeks in Skowhegan, re-
turned TO his home in Bradford, Mass,
this morning.
+. Il. Delano olliciates as caterer at
Scion the 18th inst, upon the occasion of
the 23d anniversary of Keystone Lodge
F and A. NJ. of that place.
Attention is called to the ad. elsewhere
announcing an auction sale of young
horses from Canada West, at Heselton
House stables the 18th inst.
Mr.. c. w, Small, court reporter, re-
turned to his home in Portland this after
noon. Mr.. Small is a thoroughly fine
gentlemen and made many friends in
town during his brief stay.
Geo. Cushing will continue his auction
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even
ings of this week. Private sales all the
week at very low prices. Now is your
time to prepare for Christmas.
+. T. Goodrich carries the complete
line of NJ. 5. Ayers hygienic cereals;
entire wheat flour, wheat meal and
rolled oats. Those who know what
these goods are will use no others.
Arrangements are being perfected by
the patrons of the Skowhegan Jersey
Creamery to properly observe its ninth
anniversary. The time is set for Tues
day afternoon, Oct. 10th, in G. A. II.
Hall.
Miss Edith Hanson, Colby 81, gave
our colleges and academies" at the wo-
mans missionary meeting which follow
ed the session of the State Baptist Con-
ventiou at Portland, Thursday last.
1t only awaits the arrival of the frogs
to be used in crossing the railroad cross
ing and then few hours will see the
laying of the track of the electric road
completed. This piece, a distance of
about twenty feet is all that now re-
mains.
a fine partridge passing through town
last week, tarried few moments on
limb of tree in the yard of Jas. Eel
lows, Cedar st. A neighbor, Warren
Harville, saw the bird and taking his
rifle stepped on to his piazza, and his
family dined on partridge at noon.
The subject of Eli Perkins lecture in
Coburn Hall the evening of Oct. 10th is
''The Philosophy of Wit and Humor."
The expense the members of the high
school are necessarily put to in securing
one of the leading stars of the lecture
platform is necessarily large, and we
trust our citizens will accord them
hearty support.
The several grand bodies connected
with Odd Fellowship hold their annual
meetings in Belfast, Wednesday, the
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