The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-08-25
rOWNand VICINITY.

Mr.. P. A. Moody of Cornville was in
Owl Monday.
JOhA McQuaid returned FROM Boston,
ldday evening.
]. H. Ray of Jackman, visited friends
town Sunday.
Best gray birch stove wood only s4.50
Steward Bros.
Sergeant Walter Joy of Battery D,
,,.iu town over Sunday.
Mrs. John Pinkham of West Gardiner,
the guest of DR.. F. S. Bigelow.
Edgar Harris arrived in town, Satur-
.v night, from Walla Walla, Wash.
Edward Ware of Athens, WAS in town,
ropday morning, en- route TO Winslow.
Dr. p. H. S. Vaughn returned to
.nOusta, on the afternoon train of Fri
By.
The roof of the Maine Central depot
l,tform has been shingled the past
Feek.
Or. F. C. Thayer of Waterville, was
town Saturday, called here profess
Oualy.
Or. George A. Ball of New York city,
8: been passing a few days at Hotel
tOburn.
Eugene Chamberlain of Lynn, was
Ne guest of DR.. and Mrs. W. I. Merrill
syeral days last week.
Mr.. D. &. Richards of Camden, repre-
enting the Peoples party, will speak
Grange Hall, this evening.
Miss C. E. Burrill left Saturday, for
last Skowhegan, where she will visit
bout three weeks with relatives.
Clifton White of Philadelphia, who
rs been passing several weeks in town,
turned home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. C. NJ. Brainard wishes to rem
be upper tenement of her house on the
;snd, which will be vacant Sept 1st.
Mrs. Arthur Hopkins of Boston, who
visiting her parents in Madison, was
sling on Skowhegan friends one day
Bat week.
Hon. George II. Clarke and Hon.
AlOnzo Smith went to Fairfield, Monday,
attend a meeting of the County Com
issoners.
Charles F. Ward, who has been visit
pg his sister, Mrs. Frank Il. Ross, in st.
tephen, n. B., returned home last FRI
by evening.
DR.. w. 5. Stinchfield moved into his
ew office over the old postoffice last
thursday. He now has one of the best
fces 10 town.
Frank D. White of Rutland, VT, presi-
knt of the Moosehead Company, was in
bvu Sunday. Monday he drove to
OlOn to inspect the pulp mill.
Conductor S. H. Anderson of Lewis
pn, passed Sunday with his family at
ayden Lake, who have been guests of
leo. aud Mrs. R. b. Shepherd.
The REPORTER next week will con-
hh the full program of the Maine State
tr with announcement Of arrangements
trains for the week of the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Rawles, Jr., of
omervlle, Mass, were among the
rivals Friday evening. They are
pests of the formers uncle, Henry
ivlrs.
c. rilton OF Missouri, has taken rooms
the Hcselton for the rest of August.
IT, Triton has brother in Athens and
}: passed the summer In Somerset for
yeral years.
{. H. Newcomb and daughter, Miss
ode, who have been visiting the
nily of Augustus Davis for two weeks,
turned to their home in Winchester,
ass, Monday morning.
Among the Skowhegan gentlemen
resent at the Pittsfield races, Saturday,
ere c. NJ. Lambert, c. w. Day, A. H..
ang. George II. Shurtleff, Charles
feen. l.. W. Chase and George Leach.
he Skowhegans went to Oakland,
lturday afternoon, and were defeated
the local team to 3. 1t was well
syed game, but two hits being made
Russell, who was in the box for
kOwhegan.
Mr. L. L. Plunkett of Boston has
uFehased lot at Hayden Lake of Mrs.
aOmi Hayden and will build a cottage
ele this fall or next spring. He is,
I'D Mrs. Plunkett and their two child
10 spending some weeks here and at
Lake and is delighted with Hayden's
place of quiet and for genuine rest.
MOCK WAS shipped from this station
''0fday to the New England Fair,
U'snd, as follows: E. E. Reed, Madi.
~ young cattle; W. E. Eaton, So.
'u0' 3 cows and young cattle; b. p.
ahlns' Skowhegan, young cattle !;
'ra Adams, No. Madison, is hogs, Is
W Frank Moore, Arson, 80 sheep
!" NJ. Hilton, proprietor of the Weston
'use' Madison, run against hard luck
Tue Pittsfield races, Friday. His
''e' bess lmaus, was in the 8 minute
~ and in coming up the stretch in the
au heat slipped and broke her leg.