The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-11-12
TOWN and VICINITY
More l1og 29c boas at Judkins'

week.
Charles Danforth Is in Boston, this
week.
Quong Poo Is on "trip TO New York
for few days.
". &. Chandler passed Sunday at
Moosehead lake.
Richard Ceilings visited his sister in
Augusta, last Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Hilton of North Arson,
visited friends in town friday.
Special values in ladies' fancy hairpins
at ), and 10 cents at NJ. b. Heseton's.
Bragg & Varney do picture framing
and can show you fine line of mould
ings. If.
Capt. A. 5. Emery, Marion Mills and
Thomas kellett manned the gun, Monday
evening.
Mrs. Winfield Moore of Portland, is
in town, called here by the illness Of
her mother.
Mrs. p. II. S. Vaughan was in town
last week, returning to Augusta, Fri
day afternoon.
w. w. Nash of Winchester, y. H., is
in town visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. W Nash.
Have you seen Stewards new line of
stamped linens;
y. D. Mitchell has been appointed
postmaster at Cambridge, vice George
Mitchell deceased
Fine line of ladies' fancy hairpius,
side combs and ornaments at Nj. b.
Heselton's.
Dr. w. f. Fellows of Bangor, was in
town Sunday, returning home this morn
ing. His mother accompanied him.
Miss Carrie NJ. Weston, who passed
the summer with her sister, Mrs. Cyrus
w. Goodrich, left here, Wednesday,
for her home in Boston.
Miss Gwendolyp Moore of Portland,
who has been visiting her grandparents
in the lower part of the town, returned
home Monday morning.
Walter G. Davis was looking after the
shipping of this seasons pack at the
corn shop, Saturday morning, returning
to Portland on this afternoon train.
Abram Newton of Jackman, was in
Skowhegan, Thursday. Mr.. Newton is
interested in some extensive numbering
operations in that vicinity this winter.
Mrs. II. l.. Bray and daughters, Misses
morning for Ashville, North Carolina.
where they will pass the winter months.
Prof. G. c. Purington, principal of
the State Normal school at Pennington,
was the guest of +. 7. Page and family
while attending the convention last
week.
l.. c. Emery, first selectman went to
Portland, Tuesday and returned Wednes-
day with Mr. Corson, who had been at
the Maine General Hospital for treat
ment.
George Greeley Esq. of Bangor was
in town, Tuesday. George is gold
Democrat and wears as complaeent IA
countenance since election as full
fedged Republican.
Prof. A. j. Roberts of Colby Univer-
sity, who delivered the address Friday
evening before the teachers convention,
was the guest of DR.. c. V. Hanson and
family while in town,
Leon Berry, who has been employed
for the past three years in the machine
shop at the Coburn Wooden Mills, left
town, Saturday morning, for his home
in North Brookfield, Mass.
On account of the rain last Thursday
evening, the reception which Rev and
Mrs. George E. Leighton were to have
given to the Madison Universalists, was
indefinitely postponed
The Maine Central has commenced to
put cyclometers on their engines in
order that correct account of the
mileage of each can be kept. The en-
CINE on the "scoot' is already thus
equipped.
A correspondent in the Bangor Com
mercial reports S. c. Fletcher of Mon
son, who sustained a shock few weeks
since, to be gaining as fast as could be
expected He las not fully regained
his speech as yet, but can take a few
steps and his friends are hopeful of his
recovery.
Among the attorneys from other
towns In attendance upon Probate court
this week were Messrs. ID. ID. Stewart
of St. Adams, J. w. Manson and G. II.
Morse of Pittsfield, c. A. Harrington of
NOrfidge wock, A. Simmons of No. An
son, w. r. Jordan of Bingham. Geo. c.
Sheldon of New Portland.
Much credit is due A. S. Cole, Supt
of schools of this town, F. G.. Earring
ton, principal of Skowhegan high
school, Miss Addie Smith, secretary,
and other Skowhegan teachers for the
excellent arrangements made for the
meetings of the Somerset Teachers, and
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