The Somerset reporter., 1895-07-18
TOWN and VICINITY

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day evening
NJ, Joseph Robinson left for Ocean
J Park, This morning.
Broohug- and Priest have all tie lat
est -t4e sailors.
Miss Edith Frame returned to Jack
} son, y. H., Saturday morning.
Master Irving Lalley Of SomerYille,
Mass, is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs Meier Cushing and child Of Ban
J gor, are visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grover Of Lynn,
Mass, are visiting relatives in town.
The rear of the kennebec drive will
J nearly reach Madison boom to night.
Now is the time we give you raspberry
soda from 1885, berries at Patterns Drug
Store.
Misses Ethel Walton and Helen NJ.
J Clark went to Boston, Saturday morn
ing
James Dopegan Of Wakefield Mass,
is passing his vacation in town with rel
atiyes.
Mrs. O. X. Bachelor went to Bangor
Thursday, to visit friends for a couple
of weeks.
Mrs. A. a. Pierce and children leave
home today to spend the summer at
Westport, Me.
Mrs. Chas. F. Tobey, returned on sat
urday last from her ten weeks visit to
relatives in Minnesota.
n Mrs. r. II. Copeland and little dangh-
ter OF Philadelphia, are guests of Rev.
l.. Il. Copeland and family.
RMiss Alice Gushing who has been
spending her vacation at her home here,
returned to Boston this morning.
Miss Lottie Hammond of Someryille,
Mass, is in town, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs c. D. Dow, Madison avenue.
Miss Julia Williams teacher in the
massachusetts, schools i visiting Miss
Cass at the home of X. l.. Mitchell.
Rev. A. J. Racklin and Rev. +. l..
House formerly pastors of Skowhegan
churches, arrived here Wednesday even
ing.
Charles Jewell, for the past year
employed at Bartlett Il Cairns left this
morning for Massachusetts where he
has secured situation.
Ex-Governor Sebastian S. Marble and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. =. Haskell of Waldo
boro, were registered at Hotel Coburn
Friday.
Mrs. j. d. Symons and two children
left for Portsmouth, n. H., last Tuesday
morning, where they will spend the
summer
Mrs. Lyman d. Murphy and son
Edgar left for Boston Saturday morn
ing, where they will pass the week with
relatives.
Charles Whittier has passed his ex-
animation for the State College, Qrono,
and will enter upon his course there at
! the fall term,
Miss Alice N. Sides, who has been in
Skowhegan for several weeks, returned
to her home in Portsmouth, y. H., last
Tuesday morning.
Rev. Mr.. Hooper who preached at the
Universalist church Sunday, was the
guest of Mrs. Mary Varney and family
during his stay in town.
The second concert of the season by
Hobbs Military Band was given at South
Norridgewock last Friday evening. 1t
was largely attended from Skowhegan.
Col. A. S. G. Hill, who has been visit
iting relatives in town for the past two
weeks, left Saturday morning for Port
land. He will visit Boston before re-
turning to his home in Texas.
There will be Photograph concert at
the Congregational church, on Saturday
evening for the benefit of the Ladies
Sewing circle. Tickets at Bixby and
Bucks, Is cts. if purchased in advance.
A party from Cohasset, Mass, con-
sistng of Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Collier,
Bessie Bell Collier, Jennie May Collier
and c. f. Jacobs, have engaged rooms
at Hotel Heselton for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Turner of Boston,
arrived in Skowhegan on Saturday en-
route to South Scion, where they will
spend their vacation with drs. Spear,
mother of the popular grocer, Mr.. Ed
ward Spear.
The plumbing firm of Steward Il
Williams at Pittsfeld, was dissolved last
week MI Williams interest has been
purchased by Robert w. Lord of Show
hogan, and the business will be continu-
ed under the firm, name of Steward &
Lord.
There was no game between the
! Bloomtields and Dexters last Saturday
afternoon ON account of the rain. The
| Dexters were in town and both teams
left for the park, but the grounds were
too wet for a game. The team returned
| home Sunday. Next Saturday game
has been arranged with the Oaklands.
The County Commissioners on Thurs
day last contracted with the Pauly Jail
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