The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-09-20
TOWN and VICINITY

4 William II. ruler was III WdtcrNllle,
4 saturday.
california peaches for canning at
Kqowlton & Thompson's.
George Groder WAS in Fairfield on
business, Saturday forenoon.
Calvin w. Brown, ESQ, of Dover was
At the court house, Thursday.
Z. j. Russell of Brighton WAS In town
on business, one day last week.
!. G. Forrest of Boston was calling on
Skowhegsn acquaintance, Friday.
Thema still holds the lead as the
Oopuar perfume. At II. W. Cushing's.
C.. H. Rochester of South Boston,
Mass. is passing a weeks vacation In
town.
Miss Inez Goldthwaite of Guilford ia
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry
Elliott.
Mrs. George W. Goulding of Oakland
and Mrs. S. L. Boies were in town,
yesterday.
Rev. T. E. Ham of Cambridge was in
town, Monday, and called upon the RE-
PORTER.
Ladies fall and winter jackets and
cspes at half price at A. W. Bourgeois,
% Water st.
Miss Katherine Kelly returned, Friday
afternoon, from two weeks visit to her
home in VIM.
Miss Helen A. Sanborn is visiting, for
few days, with her sister in Bangor,
her former home.
Clyde Giles of this place is among the
new students entering this term at the
University of Maine.
Edward Parker of this place is among
The entering students, this fall, at the
University Of Maine.
Wilkie Clarke, who has been playing
ball the past summer in Derby, Conn.,,
rturned to town last Thursday.
Rev. II. w. Kimball is in attendance
upon the Sunday school convention Of
Piscataquis county held at Foxcroft.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Briggs of Pitts
field we're among the arrivals, Friday
evening, returning to Pittsfeld, Monday.
Carl Steward, Clyde Church and VIM.
HAYES returned to Waterville, Tuesday,
to continue their course at Colby college.
Mrs. Arthur Lane, who has been the
guest of Skowhegan relatives for several
weeks, returned to Boston, Friday morn
ug,
0iell W. Berry has some tall corn and
brought to the REPORTER office several
stalks, one of which Is over 10 feet in
hight.
Miss Eolia Bray was among the
srivals on the late train, Saturday even
ug returning to Portland, Monday
morning.
Mrs. C. w Hayden and Master Mel
vile returned by Saturday afternoons
lraiu from a three weeks visit In Read
held, Lewiston and Portland.
Old clothing cleansed, pressed and re-
paired and made to fit and look like new
pl c. E. pealey's, next to pest office, and
small amount of money pays the bill.
Miss Elizabeth Lampher, who has
been clerking in the dry goods store of
". P. Ordway, the past year and half,
Peturned to her home In Foxcroft, yes
Eerday.
On Sunday morning next, the wagons
from Fairbrother's Bakery will have
Zoe fresh Providence River oysters and
hackers for sale. Oysters 45c per
quart; 25c per pint.
The members of the Bethany church
lud congregation are cordially invited
meet the pastor and his wife at a
FOcsl gathering at the parsonage, to-
borrow friday evening.
Mrs. Annie Mayo of Granville, Nova
Scotia, who was visiting friends In town
vas summoned home, Friday, by dis
atch announcing the injury of a sister
being thrown from carriage.
Alta meeting of Skowhegan Grange
eId, last night, it was voted to put a
urnace in their building for heating
purposes, but they decided to do poth-
ng at present In relation to enlarging
heir hall.
Next Sunday will be Sunday school
Ay at the Bethany church including
ermon in the morning on Sunday
Ehool work, a roll-call of the school at
zoe o'clock and Sunday school prayer
I'D conference meeting In the evening
o'clock.
Hon. Henry w. Mayo of Hampden,
pember Of the governors council, was
town, Monday. This was Mr.. Mayo's
not visit here and he expressed himself
puch pleased with our town and said
F'lzens Of Skowhegan ought to be
|'oud of 1t. They are.
Many orders are now being received
The Oriental Rug works In this town
rom different parts of the State for the
'snufacture of art squares and other
Ugs from worn carpets. Among these
:" large order received, recently,
rom Bangor and one from Augusta.