The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-08-20
TOWN and VICINITY
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15e dimities Zoe at W. II. Wildes.
4. e. Emery Esq. of Boston, was il
town, Monday.
A good horse for sale. Inquire of E
Prescott, Madison Avenue.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Risdon d. Baker are
spending few weeks at Southport.
Mrs. Mary Herman of Madison
.ppnt sunday at the home of Horace
stillson.
Mr. and Mrs. c. \. Atkinson of Boston
are visiting friends here aud at East
Madison.
Mr.. II. p Mckinney of Jackmau, was
{ in town Saturday and remained until
4 Monday, when he returned home.
wv. Walker, practical piano tuner
Boston, will be in town early in Septem
.er Address to Post Office. = W
F. ". Ladd of Lakeview, Maine, and
+ bis wife and daughter are visiting at
/ be home of John II. Steward for IA few
days
Rev H. w. kimball was called home
F 70 conduct the funeral services of Mrs.
Willis Bailey, and left Tuesday morning
+ for brief tarry at Southport
Mrs. NJ A. Garfield of West Pittsfeld
vas in town, yesterday, on her way
home from So. NOrridgewock, where
+ she had been visiting friends.
L. D. Merrill of Hartford, Connecti-
cut, and wife are visiting Hon. c. y.
harrington of So. Norridgewock, for a
! few weeks. They were in town Mon
day.
DR.. James O'Neil, agent of kimball
Bros. and Co. Enosburg Falls, Vt. pro-
rietors of DR.. kendall's Blackberry
Dalsam was in town Monday, calling
| upon customers.
Rev. G. V. Hanson and family are ex-
pcted to return from their vacation,
| Friday next, and services will be re-
;umed in the Bethany church, Sunday
next. at the usual morning hour.
Hon seth l.. Miliken and Hon. 5. J.
Walton had grand audience at Canaan,
Monday evening. The hall was crowded
and all could not gain admission.
People are intensely interested in the
issues of the campaign.
/ Rooms over George Cushing's store
are to be opened about September 30,
|by Misses Reed and Berry, for dress
making apartments. Their several years
assure of their ability to
render satisfactory work.
Mr.. Henry b. Goodenough of Boston,
who is interested in the Skowhegan and
|Norridgdwock Street Railway and
Power Company was in town Monday,
With Messrs. |. c. Libby and A. F.
Gerald looking the property over Mon
day.
Mr.. John Weston is one of Skowhe-
CANS largest farmers. He is by no
means a young man. as his many friends
know, hut he still does his share of hard
work. This season he rode the moving
machine to cut the grass on l75 acres
and the horse rake to gather up large
part of it.
Dr.. Sullivan of Portland, Me, the
eye and ear specialist will be at the
Coburn House, Thursday and Friday,
Aug. y, 18th. The doctor is member
Of the Maine MEDICAL Association, lst.
Asst. Surgeon of the Maine Eye and
Lar lnfirmary for eight years, a member
Of the academy of medicine and science.
The corporators of the High Street
church society held meeting Monday
evening, for the purpose of coming to
some agreement either to repair or sell
Their church ediflce. No definite action
was reached at the meeting, and the
corporators present adjourned to meet
again two weeks from that date. OF
Monday evening, August 81.
Skowhegan music lovers have a rare
Treat in store for them, Mrs. Emma
Hanson Bartmess of Yonkers, n. y,
will give piano recital in Milburn hall
tuesday evening. the 25th inst. at eight
o'clock. Mrs. Bartmess was known as
30 excellent pianist when her home was
ID skowhegan, and since leaving here
mas studied with the best of teachers
ilckets may be procured at W f. Rob
bins.
Inc Delineator for September is the
Oaest number yet issued of this great
hshlon magazine. 1t is the herald of
'utum styles and contains no less than
nne beautiful colored plates of fashions
and millinery in Autograph, half tone
aud telegraph effects. Nothing like it
uas ever been attempted before, and at
us subscription price of Sl.00 a year it
y more than ever marvel. Subscrip-
0ons received at Bixby q Bucks.