The Somerset reporter., 1899-05-25


Blunts.
Bring your eggs to Arnold & Owen
and get cash for them.
Artists materials and picture frames
at Folsom j. Nutting's.
Go to j. D. Symons for low prices on
fishing tackle, razors and cutlery.
Howard l.. Wyman, who is attending
Bowdoin college, was home over Sunday.
Charles Hill of Waterville. was the
guest OF Skowhegan relatives a portion
of last week.
Percy Hill of Brunswick, was in town
several days last week, renewing old
acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton of Dexter, are
ia town, the guests of their son, Rev.
George +. Leighton.
NJ. A. Parker, who has been passing a
week in town with his family, returned
to Boston, yesterday.
Miss Mabel Judkins, who has been 10
Danvers, Mass, the pas, winter, return
ed home Saturday evening.
Miss Harriet Marble, who has been in
Amesbury, Mass, for several months,
returned home, Saturday evening.
Mrs. William Jewett, who has been in
hospital at Portland for eight weeks,
returned home, Thursday evening.
B. r. Baker returned home, Saturday
evening, from brief business trip to
Minneapolis and other Western cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Davis of Port
land, arrived in town by last evenings
train, and are guests at Hotel Coburn.
George w. Cover, ESQ. and A. X.
Butler, Esq, went to Augusta, yester-
day afternoon to attend the law court.
A tidy fountain, thin glasses, fresh
napkins, prompt attendance, all go with
the best of soda at Folsom's drug store.
Rev. George K. Leighton went to
Portland, Monday afternoon, called
there by the death of Mrs. Leighton's
aunt.
Conductor George A. West returned
from his visit to Detroit, Mich, Monday,
and Tuesday night he was on his regular
run again.
Ed. Greene had the end of his finger
clipped off, Tuesday, while working
about his loom in the weave room of the
Coburn wooden mill.
Capt. w. b. McPheters left town,
Friday, for weeks vacation to be
passed with relatives and friends in
Hartland, Waterville and Augusta.
Morris Dean, porter at Hotel Coburn,
chopped off the end Of his thumb in
splitting kindling wood, recently. He
is plucky, however, and remains on duty.
Petition for the pardon of Rufus Brown
of Cornvile, in jail here for keeping a
liquor nuisance, is to be heard by the
Governor and Council at their next
meeting.
DIR. C. V. Hanson and wife left Raleigh,
N. c., May 4. visiting Richmond, Va.
and Washington, D. G. and now are at
Peabody, Mass. They, expect to return
to Portland within few days, where
their address will be 29l Spring st.
Morrill, Il Whiting, grocers, expect to
be back in their old quarters under
Hotel Coburn by Saturday night next.
The repairs made necessary by the re-
cent fire are all completed and they will
have one of the best stores in town.
At the last meeting of Parmenas En-.
campment |. o. o. F., held Tuesday
night. the Royal Purple degree was
worked upon three candidates, at the
close OF the exercises the members held
a banquet at the Skowbegan House,
which, as one member puts it twas one
of the finest"
The scholars of DR.. Spencer's S. S.
class. numbering about twenty. five,
were entertained at the pleasant home Of
DIR. and Mrs. w. FL. Spencer, last even
ing. The evening was passed with va
ried amusement offered by the host and
hostess and short musical program.
Refreshments were served.