The Somerset reporter., 1895-06-20
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TOWN and VlClNll
Miss N. 5. Jones of Athens is in town
to-day.
special bargains in dress goods at
Ordwdy's.
Miss Mertie Rice went TO old Orchard
Saturday morning.
Special sale of null hats at Brookings
& Priests, saturday.
Sells Brothers circus will be IN
skowhegan, next month.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. NJ. Arnold drove TO
Pennington Falls Sunday.
A new line of shirt waists, small sizes
received this A. NJ. at W. B. Steward :.
Miss Grace Gatehell, of Colby 81,
spent sunday with Miss Edith Hanson.
Moving machine oil at Patterns drug
store, 10 cts. a pint. Bring your bottles.
Remember the regular monthly visit
of Or. Phlbriek at Hotel Heselton this
week.
Will Ames of Augusta, was in town
over sunday, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. {. Emery.
Miss Mary Cornelison of Kentucky, is
spending the summer with Miss May
Elise Fellows
{. L. Roy took a photograph of
large number of the local wheelmen
Friday evening.
Mrs. Dean Swift of Norwood Mass,
is in town, the guest of her sister, Mrs,
Albert f. Jewett.
Misses Winnifred and Margaret Part
ridge of Augusta are visiting Mrs. E. >,
Prescott for few days.
\. X. Butler, Esq, of Augusta, came
to town Tuesday to attend Commence
ment exercises.
Delano sells the pure cream oil the
Skowh hogan Jersey Creamery, and there
is none better.
See adj Of the grand excursion to
NJ ouse Island, June 10Th, with fare of
only $50 for round trip.
Mr. and Mrs. John y. Collins returned
home Saturday night last from a visit
ia different sections of Maine.
Miss Lizzie Currier who passed the
winter in Brooklyn, y. Y, returned to
Skowhegan, Tuesday evening.
George L. Wildes of Melrose, Mass,
was in town over Sunday and Monday,
the guest OF his brother. w. II. Wildes.
Ralph NJ. Sawyer of Great Darlington,
Mass, is passing his annual vacation
with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. {. 7.
Sawyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sawyer of Liver
more Falls, are in town, the guests of
Mr. Sawyer's parents, DR.. and Mrs. c.
2. Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. McConthe of
Jacksonville, Florida, are in town for
few DAYS. Mrs. McConthe is daughter
of c. 7. Benson of this place.
S. S. Vose & Son have concluded 30
extend the time to those holding club
tickets to June 10Th. Bring them in be-
fore that date and get dozen cabinets
for Sl.00.
Harold Hanson entertained the class
of '95 S. II. S. and teachers at his home
Friday evening An entertaining list OF
amusements was prepared and delicious
refreshments were served
A meeting of the Coburn Hall Asso-
ciaton is called to see if they will vote
to sell the strip of land on the east side
of their block, aud also TO see ii they
will lease the wall on the same side of
their building
A large frame containing the photo
graphs of the graduating class of the
Skowhegan high school is on exhibition
in r. T. Patterns window, which is
prettily decorated with the class colors,
yellow and white.
Ddud w. Hall. loiiiei PiiheiPii "a WV
High school, arrived in town Sunday
morning and will remain until after
commencement. Mr.. Hall has been in
Chicago and other estern cities during
the past year.
Herbert Russell, an old Showhegan
boy, and at one time member of Ken !
dalrs orchestra, is at present with Tuck
er's Circus, playing the slide tombone
in the band. He recently closed with
Guy Brothers MINISTRIES.
Street commissioner Ford has removed
two large maple trees on the line of
Court street extension near George n.
Pages residence. They were planted
SO years ago by E. II. Neil and one of
these was over two feet through. 1t
was quite heavy job to tip them over.
d. b. Hobart and SO others of Corn
vile, have filed petition with the
county commissioners stating that the
road in that town known as the Molnn-
kus road is unsafe and nconyenient for
travel and ask an inspection of the
same. The commissioners have ordered