The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-06-22
TOWN and VICINITY

at Folsom & Nuttings.
DR.. and Mira. c. A. Paul OF Scion,
were in town. Saturday.
Henry f. Totman of Fairfield. was the
guest or friends here Sunday.
Henry c. Fuller and Robert W. Linn
of Hartland were In town Sunday.
Landlord o. NJ. Sibley of the Oakland
House, Oakland, was In town, Saturday.
Mrs. Harvey d. Eaton of Waterville,
visited Skowhegan friends yesterday.
Mrs. II. C. Allen OF Roxbury, Mass,
Ia the guest of her step son, +. w.
Allen.
% per cent discount on all colored
wool dress goods at Stewards for 10
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Page passed
Sunday ana Monday, with relatives In
Augusta.
Mrs. Walter Carpenter of Brattleboro,
Vt, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Augustus Burrill.
Nathan Owen Of the grocery firm
Arnold q Owen, has returned from ten
days visit In Boston.
Two new bicycles at Dinsmore q
Biekfords for less than wholesale
cost prices to close them out.
George r. Goodspeede OF Wilton was
in town over Sunday, the guest of his
uncle, George b. Fairgrleyes.
Mrs. Chas. Burrill and Master Ralph
and Philip of Rochester, n. IL, arrived
in town last night on visit.
Miss Ethel Walton has returned from
Auburndale, Mass, where she was grad
uated from Laselle Seminary with the
class of 80.
Miss Frances Curtis, assistant in the
high school, returned to her home in
Bath, Saturday afternoon, for the sum
mer vacation.
Mrs. B. F. Eaton and daughter, Mrs.
J. P. Oak and little Pauline, have re-
turned from a two weeks visit with
friends In Caribou.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parlin, who have
been visiting Hon. and Mrs. A. F. Par
lin, returned to their home in Machias,
Saturday afternoon.
The telephone to the Mohican house,
Lake George, Canaan, is completed and
Landlord Washburn sent the first mes
sage over the wire, Monday night.
j. w. Batdorf, wife and daughters,
Misses Sauna and Tudie of New York
City, arrived in town, Tuesday, and will
pass the summer at Hotel Heselton.
II any part of your truss is broken or
worn, the part can be replaced by calling
on c. W. Folsom, the prescription drug
gist, or he will fit you with new one.
W. r. Brown drives about in a neat
buggy having pneumatic rubber tired
wheels, and as 1t is the first one seen
on our streets it attracts good deal Of
attention.
Mrs. G.. A. Jacobs and two little
daughters, went to Brunswick, Tuesday,
to pass several weeks with Mr.. Jacobs,
who is in the employ of the Brunswick
Bath electric road.
Wallace Z. Belcher OF Plymouth,
Mass, spent few days with Charles G..
Whittier, on his return home from the
State University at Orono, where he
graduated last week.
Sheriff F. z. Pennell is on a business
trip in the upper Kennebec regions.
During his absence his son, Deputy
Sheriff, w. Guy Pencil has charge of
affairs at the county jail
The annual Sunday school picnic of
the Island Avenue Methodist church,
was held at Lakewood, Tuesday. A
large number was In attendance and the
usual good time is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Stores, who have
been visiting James Hoxie for several
weeks, left Monday morning, for Liver
more Falls, where they will remain a
few days before going to their home In
Hartford, Conn.
Deputy Sheriff Mutt of Fairfield
brought an Armenian, James Moholl to
Jail here yesterday 10 30 days sentence
in default of fine of $1,000 and costs
imposed by the Court at Fairfield for
peddling without license.
Howard Maddocks, having finished
the school year at the University of
Maine, left Orono, Saturday, for Oglon,
Ont, where he will pass the summer
with his father, who is engaged in the
lumber business.
Crowds of people visited Lakewood,
Sunday afternoon last, to listen to the
concert by the Scion Cornet band. Al
though this organization is less than a
year old it furnished music superior TO
many bands of more practice.
Mr.. +. W. Marston OF Oakland, Cal
ifornia has taken THE REPORTER or lts
predecessor since 1850, and having
just paid year in advance has com
pleted so years payment for the paper
good customer, surely.