The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-21
TOWN and VICINITY
yelyets 50 cts. a yd. at Ordway's.

Sheriff l.. L. Nlles and l.. l.. walton,
ESD, were in Augusta, Tuesday.
A. P. Murray & Co. are to have big
auction in Bingham, next Monday.
r. w. Brown and John p. Clarke are
on business trip to Portland, today.
Mrs. Il. C. Smith of Nashua, y. H., is
the guest of her brother Geo. II. Pishon.
Hon. c. A. Marston visited several
down river cities on a business trip this
week.
Mr.. W. H. Parkman of Revere was in
town Tuesday and called at the REPORT
Err office.
DR.. 2. Il. S. Vaughan was in town
Monday night, to see his mother, who is
severely sick.
Geo 4. Sampson wants to rent or
lease desirable house moth side of river,
not far from store.
Mrs. Julia Nay Kincaid has just re-
ceived new hats and trimmings-Ordwa
block, up stairs.
Rev. I. B. HIATT of East Madison will
preach at Revere, Friday evening, Oct
%, at 80 o'clock.
Miss Eda X. Smith is visiting relatives
in Houlton and in other towns in Aroos-
took county this week.
c. w. Folsom has been in attendance
upon the Grand Encampment [. O. 0. F.
in Portland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Greene re-
returned home Friday night from au ex-
tended trip to Old Orchard.
W. r. Elliott, bookkeeper at the
Coburn wooden mills, is on "a brief visit to
his people in Andover, Mass.
j. o. Haines went to Boston yesterday
to look over the horse market, prepare
tory to buying several for shipment.
At the Universalst church Sunday
last, the furnace smoked so badly that
they were unable to hold the usual
services.
Skowhegan grange held their October
meeting at G. A. X. hall yesterday and
INDUCED in grand old fashioned har-
vest dinner.
Thomas II. Anderson and his sister,
Miss Sarah, visited in Oldtown last
week, and attended the musical festival
in Bangor as well.
Members of the American benefit so.
ciety are requested to be present Friday
evening as business of importance is to
come before the lodge
The big horse auction in Bingham
next Monday, will draw out crowd.
% animals from 1000 to 1900 lbs. are to
be sold by A. P. Murray & Co.
Miss Julia A, Coburn, who is at pre-
sent residing in Waterville, visited in
town this week, accompanied by a
young friend, Miss Margie Elder.
4 number of members of Russell Post
G. A. r., took special car Sunday noon
for Norridgewock to attend the funeral
services of Mr., Tobie, member of
Bates Post
Several of the Skowhegan Electric
Light Co.'S line poles were blown over
by Saturday nights high wind and a
crew was obliged to work Sunday right
ing up the poles.
The lower tenement in the Tucker
house on Water st. is for rent. 1t is de-
sirable in every way. Further particu-
lars may be obtained of Mrs. Fred Kin
caid, Ordway block. Nv al
The foot ball team connected with the
Skowhegan high school are practising
daily, preparatory to playin& game
with the Cony high school of Augusta in
that city at an early date.
Every man who believes in Skowhe-
gan and has the interest of the town at
heart should attend the business meet
lug at Milourn Hall, Friday evening at
40 o'clock. Don't forget it.
Next Sabbath will be observed at the
Methodist church as "Old Peoples Day.
the pastor will preach an appropriate
sermon and special mcsie will be pro
vided for the occasion by male quartet.
Mr.. and Mrs f, T. Mayo and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. p. Kendrick of Fairfield, were
IN town yesterday on their way to the
Forks on a pleasure trip They make
the trip with pair of horses and car
riage.
Almost invariably as winter APP
proaches ones hands begin to grow
rough, it is then that Cream Balm is in
dispensable, its effect being to keep the
skin smooth-tound only at c. w.
Folsom's drug store.
Leon l.. Gordon has been appointed
agent to take subscribers for the maya
Nne for young people, published at the
Industrial Institution for the blind at
Hartford, Conn, to give employment
lor blind young women especially, and
TO help along good cause. 1t is a
monthly magazine. well filled with in
teresting reading matter. The price Is
Ten cents per month, or 81 90 per year.
by sending a postal card to the above
named agent, he will call upon you, and
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