The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1897-11-11
TOWN and VICINITY

eltons.
Mr.. j. w. Norm of Embden was in
town Monday.
Hon. Stanley Plummer of Dexter was
in town over Sunday.
II in want of an experienced nurse,
address p. o. Box 365, Skowhegan.
Mrs. A. F. Dyer's friends will be glad
to learn that she is back in the store.
Heavy wool-feeced, mems underwear
with double cuffs at Chas. F, Wards.
Mrs Ingraham of Augusta, is visiting
Mrs. Geo. N. Page a few days this
week.
Rev. T. B. HIATT of East Madison will
preach al Revere, Friday evening, Nov.
u, at 80.
The line of pipes and knives j. D..
Symons is showing should be seen by
all in need.
Abram Newton, deputy collector of
customs of Moose River, has been in
town this week.
Hon. NJ. L. Merrill of st. Adams was
in town, Tuesday, in attendance upon
Probate Court.
Chss. F. Ward claims to have the best
% cent lined gloves and mittens to be
found in town.
John W. Steward went to Richmond,
Yesterday, to attend the wedding Of a
cousin Of his wife.
Mr.. q. Danforth of North Cornville,
WAS in town Saturday and called at the
REPORTER office.
Arrangements are being perfected for
the grange fair which will be held in the
new grange building, December l, 2, and
3. 1t promises to be grand success.
Mrs. Geo. B. Stafford and daughter,
Mrs. J. W. Steward, went to Richmond,
Monday, to attend the wedding of Miss
Laura Denslow, a neice of Mrs. Safford's.
Lost Opportunities" will be the sub.
ject of the sermon at the First Baptist
church next Sunday morning. In the
young women.
Rev. Harry w. kimball will deliver an
address before the teachers convention
at Machias on Wednesday, November II,
on the subject, 1.-The teacher and the
heart of the YOUTH
Mr.. Walter Waugh, accompanied by
his wife, Of Detroit, Mich, was-in town
this week visiting his brother, john
Waugh. He is connected with the
Grand Trunk Railroad.
Bills are out for big auction sale by
w. E. Perkins of all kinds of property at
So. Norridgewock, Wednesday next,
should the day be pleasant.
John Howard Wyman, one of the
Bowdoin students who were made i'll by
the use of bad water, came home, Friday
to spend few days With his parents and
get some of Skowhegan's pure water.
Those who attend the Farmers In
sttute at Scion, Saturday, the 18th in
slant, are requested to bring lunch.
Scion Grange will provide coffee for all
free, and hope the attendance will be
large.
The literary department of the Town
Improvement society will meet with Mrs.
William Doran, East Front street, Fri
day p. M, Nov. II, at 2 o'clock. Each
member is requested to come prepared
with current event.
DR.. l.. j. Taylor of Pittsfeld, attended
the meeting of the U. S. pension exami-
ners, Yesterday the first time for II
weeks. He has had an illness covering
about that time and this was his first
trip out of his town.
The Kennebec Steamboat Co. will con-
tinue the low rate of fares during the re-
mander of the season. The favorite
steamer "Kennebec'', Capt. Jason
Collins, is doing the fall business, max
ing the regular tri-weekly trips.
A. X. Rowell exhibited to the REPoR-
TER, Wednesday, very handsome bird,
evidently belonging to the owl family,
which he shot In the woods. The bird
was white, flecked with gray spots and
measured Aft Sin from tip to tip Of his
outspread wings.
All those holding soda tickets, that
are more than one half punched out, are
invited to bring them to the store Of c.
". Folsom the prescription druggist,
and receive fine etching. Please notice
the etchings in his window. Physicians
prescriptions are always his specially.
Hon. Turner Boswell returned from
Dead River, Tuesday, where he has been
for some weeks in making division OF
kibbey town between the owners,
Josiah and Alonzo Chase and Hon. S. A.
Nye. John Holden, Esq, Of Moose
River has been assstit & him In the sur.
yey and was 10 town, Tuesday on his
way home.
See our ladies' fur trimmed slippers