The Somerset reporter., 1899-10-19
Miss Maud Kelet is visiting friends In

Hallowell.
William Adams of Caratunk, was iu
town, Monday.
Mr.. Jonas Parker is visiting his son,
Fred, in Boston.
Try barrel of Choice Patent flour for
81 30 at Woodbury's.
Edward Collins of Moscow. was in
town, Tuesday, calling on friends 10 this
vicinity.
Mr.. Joseph Wyman is on a visit to
Boston, Providence and New Bedford
this week.
John w. Steward and A. X. Jewett
are on weeks hunting trip in the Dead
River region.
Mrs. A. Knowltou of Dover, is the
guest of her niece, Mrs, A. Heselton at
Hotel Heseton.
A telephone line is being strung by
the Bell company connecting this place
with East Madison.
George II. Morrill, and wife left home,
Friday morning of last week, on visit
to friends In Boston.
Hon. A. R. Bixby has been confined
to his home the past week by illness,
but is now convalescing.
Mrs. E. II. Jackson of Augusta, passed
few days, last week, in town, the
guest of her son, Rupert Jackson.
Howard Snow left home, last week, to
take course of instruction In the East
man business college at Poughkeepsie,
n. Y.
Hon. S. j. Walton, Forrest Goodwin
Esq, and Grin Priest, are in the vicinity
of Parlin Pond and Jaekman, this
week.
Bin Page went to Augusta, Saturday,
where he visited with his former pripci-
pal, F. g. harrington, returning on the
evening train.
If you like coon songs, rag time music,
buck and wing dancing, by real colored
artists, don't miss Germans Trouba-
dours, next Thursday night.
The next regular meeting of the
American Benefit Society occurs next
Monday evening, at which it is hoped
there will be good attendance. Cake
and coffee will be served.
Mrs. H. d. Smith and daughter, who
have been visiting with relatives in this
place, and Norridgewock, for several
months, started on Monday last for
their home in Santa Cruz, Cal.
Salesman wanted-Must be neat and a
willing worker. Must have references.
One acquainted with Skowhegan pre-
ferred. A good, steady position to right
man. Address X, REPORTER OFFICE.
DR.. aud Mrs. r. H. Pulsfer went to
Waterville. yesterday afternoon, the
Doctor deeming it expedient to get away
from his professional duties until such a
time as his health will permit of his re-
Stunning practice.
Mrs. Francis Fuller and little son
James of Atlanta, Ca, who were the
guests last week of MIR. aud Mrs.
Chandler futile, went to Augusta, Mon
day morning, to visit relatives EN- route
to their home in the south.
Genuine Dutch mustard is the best
ground. The war shows US that the
Dutch are the real hot stuff; its the same
with their mustard. A. +. Bison has it
in bulk at 25c per quart. Also paper
pals to serve it in. Try it.
P. c. Whittier shows us some very
fine specimens of Twenty Ounce and
stark apples that he raised in his
orchard iG Cornville, this year. The
apple crop turns out better than was ex-
pected in some towns.
Thos. Tantish has accepted position
with II. 2. Merwin, but will continue
his coal and other business as formerly,
having removed his office to the cigar
store on the corner. Tom will be glad
to welcome his many friends at his new
store.
Hilman Smith, warden of the State g
prison at ThomastOn, came to town
Wednesday a. M, on the early train, re-
turning at $40 accompanied by Frank
McSweenie, who is taken there to serve
out the sentence of 80 months inflicted
at the recent term of S. J. Court.
The foot ball game at Fairview Park,
last Saturday afternoon, was witnessed
by goodly sized and enthusiastic audi
euce. The contestants we're the high
school eleven of this place and the Oak
lands. AS in previous games the home
boys "moved down" all that came their
way, and the score at the close was "a
to o. Only one accident occurred, that
of f. F. Eddy, of the Oaklands, who had
a rib fractured.
Miss Georgia Morrisette, daughter of
the late Frank Morrisette, died at the
home of her mother, Friday last, from
inflammation of the bowels, after an i'll
ness of two weeks, aged % years. Fun
eral services were held from the church
of Notre Dame de Loudres, Monday a.
m. conducted by FIR. Laeroix, and was