The Somerset reporter., 1899-10-05

F. L. Smith of Athens, was In town,
Friday.
). a. Gilman of Arson, was in town,
Saturday last.
Mems heavy wool working pants, 81 so,
at Chas. f. Wards.
DR.. F. C. Thayer of Waterville, was in
town, Saturday.
II. f. Armstrong of Jackman, was in
town on business, Saturday.
Hon. s. S. Brown of Waterville, was
at the court house, Saturday.
S. S. Gould and F. w. Bunker of North
Arson, were in town Saturday.
Hon. Samuel D. Wordsworth of Hiram,
is visiting his son, DIR. Wadsworth.
Principal L. C. Williams of Somerset
Academy, Athens, was in town Friday.
Mrs. c. C. Steward of Caratunk, was
In town few days, last week, visiting
friends.
A. NJ. Pattee, chairman of the board
of selectmen of Mercer, was in town,
Friday.
Mrs. Gala Ward, who has been visit
ing her daughter in st. Stephens, n. B.,
returned home Friday night.
Miss Philbrck, who has been passing
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. L.
b. Hill, returned to Boston, Monday.
Edward Spear of Waite vile, formerly
of the grocery firm of Paul & Spear, was
calling on Skowhegan friends, Thursday
Pishon & Clarke have their hay presses
at work and are shipping quite large
quantity of hay, paying from So to 50
for loose hay.
Harold j. Phillips and Chester IL.
Mills went to Bangor, Monday morning,
where they will enter the University of
Maine law school.
Levi Mareou, Jr.. was before Trial
Justice Priest, Wednesday, on a warrant
for drunkenness, and his fine and cos. 5
amounted to $1,000.
Prof. f. w. Hall and wife Of Water
Vile, c. }. Waterhouse, wife and child
rem of San Francisco, were in town,
Friday, visiting friends.
C.. l.. Turner, who has been clerking
at the Somerset House, North Arson,
the past summer, was in town Saturday,
on his way to his home in Hartlsnd.
On account of pressure of business, F.
G.. Heald & Co. have been obliged to
give up the agency of Hoyt's Express
Co., and it has been transferred to Harry
Graves.
Mrs. Mabel Fuller, who, accompanied
by her little daughter, has been making
her aunt, Mrs. Vine Coburn visit of
several weeks, returned home to Boston,
Monday.
From the appearance of the goods and
the prices marked on the fleeced lined
underwear for men, in the window of
Chas. F. Wards clothing store, bis
advice to look at them before buying
would seem to be good.
Mr.. Levi 2. Wyman, who, with his
wife, has been spending the summer
here with his father, Augustus Wyman,
returned, Tuesday morning, to Dennis.
Mass, where he begins his third years
work as a teacher In the high school.
Hon. Geo. b. Remission, Judge of pro.
bate for Lincoln county, Mrs. Kennis-
ton, his daughter, Miss Remission and
Miss Hurd of Boothbay Harbor, were in
town, Thursday, leaving for home, FRI
day morning. This was Judge Kennis-
toms first visit to Skowhegan, aid he
was much pleased with our town, also
with Madison, which he and his party
visited, Thursday afternoon, by the
Somerset Traction electric line.
Benjamin Adams, Esq, of Farming
ton, formerly of North Arson, and his
son, Dr. Chauncey Adams of Concord,
n. H., were in town, last week, to at.
tend the Wing-Clark wedding, the
brides mother being daughter Of
Benjamin Adams. DR.. Adams has been
in the practice of medicine since his
graduation from Bowdoin Medical
school, some ten years ago, and is taking
brief vacation, here and in North
Anson.
M. S. Ward of Madison, post office
Skowhegan, called on the REPORTER,
Friday last. He informed US that he
had read the REPORTER and its prede-
cessor, the CLARION, as long as he can
remember, his father having taken the
former paper from the time it was start
ed until the name was changed, and con-
tinued to take the REPORTER as long as
he lived and it WAS continued In the
family until the present time. That is
the kind of friends we appreciate.