The Somerset reporter., 1899-09-21
TOWN and VICINITY


New curtain stufis at Judkins'.
Mrs +. 2. Peunen passed Sunday in
oakland,
Mi.s ". :. Jones of Athens. was in
town. Tuesday.
Mis-. Nina Long left here for Boston,
this morning
Capt. Zenas Vaughan of Madison, was
in town Saturday.
Fred Kelley is at work cutting stone
for {. l.. Worthley.
One of the most popular loo cigars
today is the Somerset.
Artists materials and picture frames
at Folsom & Nutting's.
Miss Alice Provincial returned from
Hallowell, Thursday evening
Clifford Porter is visiting his cousin,
Forrest Sedgley, on Pine street.
Big sale of seats for IA Temperance
Town" The prices are 30 and soc.
A. II. Lang will pay &c for round hog
delivered at his Skowhegan market.
MI. and Mrs. Edward Willard of Mer-
err visited friends in town, Friday.
James Lumsden and Alvin Sedgley
have gone up river for few days fish
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Clum and daugh-
ter returned to Milton, Mass. Monday
morning.
Bin Viles returned to Deering, Satur-
day morning, where he is attending
school.
Howard Maddocks returned to his
studies at the University of Maine,
Monday.
Joe Sayward returned home, Monday,
from two weeks vacation passed at
Ellis pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Pepper went
10 Boston, Friday morning, for visit of
few weeks.
The prices for "A Temperance Town
are 81 and 80 cents. Seats are pow on
sale at SIMPSONS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Weston left
home Friday morning, TO visit relatives
in Somervlle, Mass.
Charles B. Dodge of Boston, was in
town over Friday night on brief visit
to his father, B. F. Dodge.
Landlord II. +. Judkins Of the Elm
wood, Wateryille, accompanied by his
wife, was in town Friday.
Charles Cabot of Wellesley, Mass,
who has been the guest Of Col. and Mrs.
A. G. Blunt, returned home, Saturday
morning.
Mrs. l.. j. Blanchard of Dexter, who
has been visiting DR.. and Mrs. f. O.
Sawyer, returned to her home Thursday
afternoon.
Walter G. Davis Of Portland, was in
town a few hours, Friday, looking after
this seasons pack of corn at his canning
factory here.
The first woods team of the season
passed through town, Sunday en- route
to the logging camps. 1t was loaded
with supplies.
Mrs. E. M. Norton of East Somerville,
Mass, who had been visiting relatives
in Skowhegsn and Cornville, returned
to her home, Friday.
c. II. Newcombe of Winchester,
Mass, a prominent worker in Spiritual
ist circles, was the guest of Skowhegan
friends over Sunday.
DR.. f. H. Stevens returned to his
home in Cambridge, Mass, Friday after
noon. His family will remain at Bloom
field cottage, until next month.
Mai. l.. G. Savage, who has been in
Newport, X. l., the past summer, was
among the arrivals, Friday. He was
accompanied by Fred W. Greene.
Street Commissioner Webb and crew
of men began work Monday morning on
Madison avenue which will be macadam-
lied from Leavitt to Winter street.
Miss Clara j. Williams left home,
Saturday, for a few days visit with
friends in Portland, after which she will
go to Boston and New York on business.
The Lewiston Volunteer ball team
which played at Madison, Saturday,
passed through town Sunday noon for
Waterville, where they took the Pullman
for home.
c. l.. Worthley of Norridgewock, has
the contract for a fine granite monument
to be erected on the Richards lot at
Pennington, in memory of the late Dr..
j. A. Richards.
Direct from the Castle So. theatre,
Boston, ga Temperance Town." with
Richards & Garfield and the original
cast. The best company ever in town.
Special scenery.
Miss Lola +. Marston left home Mon
day morning en- route to California,
where she will remain one year. Her
father, Hon. g. A. Marston accompanied
her as far as Boston.
Mr. Chas. M. Green, who has been
managing hotel at Rockport, the past