The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-10-01
TOWN and VICINITY.
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town Monday.
{. B. Haskell of Pittsheld, was in
town Wednesday
Hon George c. Wing of Auburn, was
in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Elias Hutehins of New Portland
was in town Tuesday.
NJ. aud Mrs. NJ. G. Greene of Athens
were ia town Friday last.
Mr.. l. 4. Dealey returned from Bos-
ton. by last nights train
All Tie latest STYLES in walking hats
can be- found at Brookiugs N Priests
Mr.. Mile Merrill of Boston, arrived
ip town last night for visit 10 friends.
,apt. Stafford of the Bloomfield Shoe
Co.. went a business trip to Boston,
this week.
Mrs. 6. Il. Haines of Waterville. was
the guest of her sister, Miss Matte
Davis, Tuesday night.
Did you get or see any of those monster
oysters at Fargreves' last week: An
other lot comes Friday.
New trimmed hats. new tourists hats
and new felt hats can be found at Mrs.
Kincaids, milliner
Col. W. \. Il. Boothby of Waterville
20,
business headquarters are in Boston
now
Mrs. 2. w. Day and daughter Lucy of
Bath, have been in town visiting her
sister, Mrs. Horace Stilson They re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr.. E. 5. York. wife and SOP who
have been in town several weeks re
turned to their home in Washington, d.
C., Wednesday Morning.
Miss Sadie Ward, after spending the
summer with her parents in town, re
turned to Boston, Tuesday morning 10
resume her musical studies.
Woodbine Degree of Honor. 4. O. I.
". will visit Madison lodge, Monday
evening October 9th. y special ear
will leave Skowhegan at $50 z. NJ.
Mrs. E. W. Sherburn of Newport,
who has been visiting her aunt, Miss
Mary NJ. Moore of this place, returned
to her home last Thursday afternoon.
Capt Whitfield Stubs of Swansport.
a master mariner. who had been visit
Ing Mrs. James \. Burns of Coruvillp,
returned to his home few days since.
The first regular meeting of Russell
Post &. A. Il. for October will be held
tomorrow, Friday evening. \ large
attendance is especially desired at this
meeting.
Remember the war drama to come off
at Coburn Hall, Saturday evening next.
Tickets for sale at Bixby Il Bucks.
general admission, . cents; reserved
seats % and 80 cents.
Mrs. Simpson. wife of J. NJ. Simpson,
of the Boston and Maine Railroad. of
Reading, Mass, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. J. Palmer last week, return
ing home Saturday morning.
Miss Nellie Amazine of Cornville, who
has been at her home for several months,
on Tuesday returned to Waterville for
the winter. She has situation at
Hathaway's shirt manufactury.
Wilbur F. Porter has been chosen by
the New York Democratic State com
mittee to be the party's nominee for
governor in place of John Boyd Thach
er, who withdrew from the ticket.
On and after October 4th the schedule
Of departure of Maine Central trains for
>kowhegan will be changed so that the
morning train will leave here at $50
o'clock and the first afternoon train will
leave at 30 instead of l2.55.
The object of the entertainment at
Coburn Hall, saturday evening, is to
secure funds to replenish the relief
fund of the G. A. r. Post and Relief
Corps. The cause is good one well
worthy Of liberal patronage.
L. W. Brown has purchased the kers-
well property at the head Of High street,
which is in close proximity To the rail
road, and rumor has it that it is the new
owners intention to move large stable
he owns on to this property, build an eX-
tension of $50 feet. the whole to be used
as steam grist mill and beef ware
house.
II, 5. Dorothy who has leased the
studio formerly occupied by c. L. Roy;
Will be remembered by many of the
residents OF this vicinity IA being con-
hecled with the photograph business in
This town several years ago. Since he
iefl this his native town he has been
very successful photographers on the
faciiie coast, doing all classes Of work
IN very satisfactory manner.
pianoforte recital will be given at
'he congregational church, tomorrow,
friday evening, by Mr.. George Pratt
Maxim, assisted by Miss Agnes Stafford,
soprano, to which all interested are cor
aaIly invited. Mr.. Maxim comes here
nom Boston, having studied in that city,
and having been tutor at the New Eng
and Conservatory during the mast