The Somerset reporter., 1895-06-06
TOWN and VICINITY.
.rmorslde eorsets Al Jnaklns.

Armorside corsets at Judkns'.
Notice NJ. B. Heselton'- adj to-day.
Amos f. Gerald of Fairfield was in
town Yesterday.
House to rent on Winter st. Inquire
of :. W, LaWton.
James d. Partridge of Fort Fairfield,
is visiting his parents.
Mr. John Holden of Moose River is in
town for few days.
f. + Danforth, Esq. made a business
"trip to Boston this week.
Miss Julia l.. Coburn who has been at
home for week, returned to Boston
yesterday.
The balance of this season Curtis will
sell hats at so low Il price as to draw all
the trade in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Roberts passed
last week in Boston returning home by
the morning train of Sunday.
Mr.. O. S. Longfelow of Taunton,
Mass, was in town Monday on his way
to Cornville to visit relatives there.
In the absence of Mrs. Tobey in the
west, S. F. Emerson if supplying the
Office of secretary of Skowhegan Grange.
Mrs. w. Il. Wiggin left town on the
afternoon train of Tuesday for two
months stay with her parents in Bel
fast.
Richard White of New Hampshire,
has been in town for week on visit
to his father JAS White aud sister, Miss
Margaret.
Rev. Mr.. Sawyer of Merrimae, Mass.
will preach at the Universalist church
on Sunday morning, June 9, at 1915.
All invited to attend.
Mr.. l.. F. Nelson and wife of Auburn
were in town over Sunday, called here
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Nelson's
sister, Mrs. Daniel Gilman.
Mrs. Edw. Leach leaves home to-mor-
row friday morning for Boston, from
which city she is to sail on Saturday on
visit to her people in England, to be
absent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carpenter of
Sunday, the guests of Mrs. C's parents,
Augustus Burrill and wife. Mr.. Car
penter returned Monday.
Messrs. F. c. Pooler, G.. E. Durrell,
ira Norton, Thos. Farrand and b. T.
Steward have leased the Morrison cot
tage at Hayden Lake, one of the most
desirable places on the shore of this
beautiful sheet of water.
Last Monday as little Ralph Brown
was playing with other children, he was
accidentally thrown to the ground, strik-
ing on his shoulder, breaking his collar
bone. DR.. Ralph Pulsifer reduced the
fracture and the little fellow is doing
we'll.
Railroad Commissioners Peaks, Dam
forth and Chadbourn arrived in town
Wednesday evening on inspection of the
SkoN hogan branch, remained here until
morning and left for Portland. They
go thence to day over the Mountain
division of the road.
Edward Mckinney, agent of Lawrence
Newhall Company at Holeb, was in town
yesterday. He left here for Bucksport
where his daughter, Miss Alice Me
Kenney, is attending the Seminary in
that place. She returnes with him to
spend her vacation at home.
Mr.. Enneking, the artist, made paint.
ing of Neil Hill and surrounding scenery
while here last week and told the RE-
PORTER he exercised his Imagination a
little aud painted the Water Company's
stand pipe "ivory yellow instead of the
.'somber brick" color it is. lie advises Il
more cheerful hue when this prominent
object in our village is treated to a new
coat of paint.
Next Sunday will be observed as
Childrens day at the Island Avenue
Congregational church, Rev. Charles T..
Halves of Bangor, will preach in the
morning and in the evening there will be
appropriate exercises and short adj
dress by Mr. Halves. Mr.. Halves is well
ana faVorably known by the people OF
Skowhegan so he needs no introduction.
Joseph V. Nutting, well known to the
people of our town, died at his home
Saturday last, after an illness of four
days, aged 80 years, two months. He
was a native of Madison and moved to
this town some % years ago. He had
always been man of robust health and
died of acute bowel trouble. He leaves
three sons L. W., Sewall ID. and Johu b.
and two daughters. Mrs. Helen NJ.
Address of Creston, Iowa, and Mrs. J.
l.. Pierson of Omaha, Nebraska. His
wife died about Is years ago.
Five under vests for 25cts at Ord
ways.
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