The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-12-03
TOWN and VICINITY.
New fqscinators at ,Iudkins'

New fqscinators at .Iudkins
f. W. Hovey, Esq, of Pittsdeld. was
in town, Saturday.
Hiram Moore Of Madison, was in town
On business, Saturday.
Save your money, Geo. Cushing can
TIL you how.
Mrs. V. II. sprague OF Bangor, is
visiting relatives in town.
,Judkins has some extra trades in kid
mttens aud gloves for Christmas.
Frank B. Cnshman passed Thanksgiy-
ing with Gulford relatives.
Mrs. Alice Smith of South Weymouth,
Mas. is guest Of Mrs. b. f. Eaton.
v. b. Steward has special trade in
Kid gloves at sloO, every pair warranted.
Miss Hattie Holmes, Colby 81, was
the guest of Miss Edith Hanson few
days last week.
Bragg & Yarney do picture framing
and can show you a fine line of mould
iags. If.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Fairbrother and
{. A. Fairbrother dined with relatives
in Cornyile, Thanksgiving.
Charles NJ Woodman of Waterville,
Colby rs, was the guest of Mr.. II, l..
Gale at Hotel Coburn over Sunday.
The closed cars on the Skowhegan d
Norridgewock electrics are being vesti-
buled for the protection of the conduc-
tors and motor men.
Miss Hortense Smith returned to
Fairfield, Saturday, after passing sever
al days with her mother, Mrs. David
Horne.
DR.. W. NJ. Pulsifer passed Sunday in
town as the guest of his brother, DR.. r
H. Pulsifer. He returned to Waterville
Monday morning.
Miss Berle Walton who is a student
at Wheaton seminary, Norton, Mass.
spent Thanksgiving with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. l.. i. Walton.
Miss Anna l.. Judkins, teacher in one
of the Leavitt ST. schools, left town
Monday morning for Providence, r. l.,
where she will remain until Christmas
Miss Lottie NJ. harrington of Augusta
was in town last week, the guest of hei
brother, f. g Harrington. She return
ed home on the afternoon. train of Satur
day.
Number one, volume three, oil
The Lever, the magazine published by
the high school students, has just been
issued. 1t is an interesting number and
reflects credit upon the new board OF
editors and managers,
An engraved plato and visiting cards
make an acceptable Christmas present
for either lady or gentleman. They
may be ordered at this office, and now is
the time to send for them in order that
they may reach here in season.
One of the realistic features of the
great "rornadon scene in Lincoln j
Carriers new play, The Tornado" is
real lightning, which flashes and illum
mates the scene all through its awful
intensity. This is supplied by system
of storage batteries, carried by tho
company, at Coburn hall, Tuesday, Dee
s..
The case of Mrs. Jewell who has OF
late been at the City farm, Augusta, and
for whose support that city brought
action against Skowhegan, has been
settled by the Selectmen, it becoming
very evident that this woman is a
pauper for whose support our town is
legally held. The sum paid Augusta,
is S475 and legal costs. 1t would be
fortunate if this would include the
whole expense in this case, but other
claims are made for expenses incurred
in behalf of this woman of unsavory
record and she is liable to be town
charge in years to come.
Shortly after noon Monday, as Will
Tollman of Malbon's Mills, was driving
down Water street, his horse became
frightened at the electric car and ran
away. At the corner of Water street
and North avenue the team eollided
with the electric light pole, the shock
throwing Mr.. Tollman out. He struck
on the concrete sidewalk and sustained
a spraned wrist and was bruised al out
the head and face. lie was picked up,
taken into Hotel Heselton and DR.. Tag
CART summoned. The horse cleaned
himself from the carriage and continued
down the street. The damage to the
carriage includes broken cross bar.
broken thills and several broken spokes