The Somerset reporter., 1899-04-20
TOWN and VICINITY
Fresh Holsters at Fairgrieves'.

friends III NAleTViile'
Peanut butter for invalids at Sko~he-
gan Cash Grocery.
George B. Stafford made business trip
to Boston, this week.
Artists materials and picture frames
at Folsom d Nutting's.
r. II. Anderson returned from Ban
gor, Thursday evening.
f. n. Page of st. Adams, was in
town, Friday morning.
Fine stock of pianos and organs Just
received at Smiths Music Store.
Landlord j. H. Gray of the New Cara
funk, Scion, was in town, Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Boice left town, Monday
morning, to visit relatives in Montreal.
Mr.. II. S. Doyen and Mr.. L. Il.
Churchill of starks, were in town, Tues
day.
See the ELITE" shoe for men and the
dewey" for boys, found only at c. h.
Gardner's.
Col. A. q. Blunt and Mrs. Blunt ar
rived home from Boston, Saturday night
last.
Miss Julia A. Folsom returned, Satur-
day noon, from q two weeks visit In
Boston.
Albert Thorndike went to Bangor,
Thursday afternoon, returning Friday
evening.
Lewis Anderson went to New York by
the afternoon train of Saturday, on
business trip.
The new superior shoe for women
In russet and black are beauties. Z. IL.
Gardner has them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shay Of Angus
Ia, were the guests of Miss Emma Col
lings over Friday night.
V. W. Halbert, Eastern passenger
agent of the Fitchburg Railroad, was In
town over Tuesday night.
Miss Lola K. Marston arrived home
last Monday night from visit Of several
weeks In Boston and vicinity.
Postmaster S. w. Gould left home,
Saturday morning, on weeks business
trip to Portland and Boston.
Pishon has several dozen bottles of
nice tomato ketchup and will sell 1t
while 1t lasts, for 25c.
Morris, the three year old son Of John
Il. Philbrick, fell down stairs, Sunday
morning last, dislocating his collar bone.
Capt. j. 2. Carson, superintendent of
mails In the Augusta post office, passed
Sunday in town, the guest of c. Davis
Miller.
An un unusually large number OF Madi'
son people were in town, shopping, Sat
urday afternoon. The cars were all
crowded.
You can buy bottles of tomato
ketchup for 25c, and Is lbs. of Revere
sugar for $l.00, at Skowhegan Cash
Grocery.
Il. I'll. Anderson went to Oldtown,
Tuesday, to attend the funeral of Jos.
Beattie, a personal friend from early
boyhood.
Mrs. Frank Forbes went to Auburn,
Monday morning, to visit her brother,
Dow c. Baker, ON her way home to
Stoneham, Mass.
Mr.. Lyman, superintendent of the
Cushnoc Fibre Co., Of Augusta, Is in
town today, looking after lumber inter-
ests of his company.
Kendall's orchestra will furnish the
music for concert and ball to be given
at Fairfield, tonight, by the society peo-
pie of that town.
E. P.'King was In town, Saturday.
Mr.. King has resigned as manager OF the
Shaw House at Eustis, position he has
held the past year.
Mrs. Fl. II. Tufts, who has been pass
ing the winter with her son, Frank, at
Mechanic Falls, was among the arrivals
last Thursday evening.
Good soda consists Of pure spring
water charged with carbonic acid gas
and pure fruit juices. You will find a
happy combination at the store Of c. w.
Folsom's, the prescription druggist.
DR.. Edmund Il. Stevens of North
Cambridge, Mass, arrived in town, FRI
day morning, returning home, Saturday
afternoon. While here he perfected the
arrangements for his new cottage, work
on which will commence at once.
Charles Jacobs WAS in Waterville, Sat
urday. Mr.. Jacobs, who has been cleo
trician for the Somerset Traction Co.,
since the road commenced operations,
severed his connection with the company
last week. He is succeeded by K. l..
Ford.
Monday was windy day as we were
all aware, but AL Day tells US that it
was the strongest wind he has expe-
rienced for many months, 80 strong In
fact that he and his workmen who were
building barn on the Harris farm, had
to quit work as 1t required all their eff
forts to keep from being blown from the
roof.
Herman Steinberg, who closed out his