The Somerset reporter., 1900-02-22
TOWN and VICINITY
white bull gloves at Jndkins'.

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Mis- |. Mise Cass passed Sunday with
friends in Wherville.
Infants ~hte cloaks, sl.25 10 $3.50;
slips, 29c TO 81 80, at Judkins'.
New plaids for waists and skirts at
Stewards, in high grade goods.
Charles Drake of Lewiston passed
Sunday In town with his family.
Miss Harriet Bickford went TO Water
vile, Monday, returning Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Mudgett went to Portland,
Saturday afternoon, to visit friends.
Mrs. F. o. Sawyer is visiting her
sister. Mrs. l.. J. Blanchard in Dexter,
this week.
The noted "Trophy" brand of toma-
toes can be had at Goodrch's, Toe can,
3 fol-. Csc.
Mrs.sWm. Donaldson and son Willie
went tos Boston, by the afternoon train
of Monday.
Owing to the storm Sunday the Bos-
ton papers did not reach Skowhegan
until Monday.
Seats for Grimes Cellar Door at
the opera house tonight, can be Sc
cured at SIMPSONS.
Paul Murray had the misfortune to
fall on the icy walk, last week, and as
result severely sprained his wrist.
Horatio W. Cushing's cream of rose
and almonds is the popular preparation
for chapped hands, lips, rough skin, etc.
Twenty fiyelcords of green wood and
cords of dry hard wood wanted at
once, in exchange for furniture. by
Bragg & Yarney.
Quite number from here attended
tn Grange dance at East Madison. last
Friday night. There were so couples in
the grand march.
The Somerset Traction Co. succeeded
In getting car into Madison, Friday
evening for the first time since two
weeks ago Sunday.
Many arelanxious to form dancing
class-in town. with Nay Varney as in
structor. All interested are requested
to meet in Milburn Hall, next Tuesday
night
The firsts annual concert and ball of
Uncle Sans Eagles, 4th rank, United
Order of,m.American Mechanics, will be
held In Union hall, Madison, tomorrow
night.
Deputy Sheriff Mutt brought Darius
Gibson of Fall field to town, Wednesday
night and placed him In the county Jail
to serve a sentence of 80 days for drunk
enness.
Sheriff Jones of Athens was in town,
Wednesday, on his way to Hallowell,
where be placed the ten. year-old daugh-
ter of Frank Wentworth in the Indus
trial school for girls.
David w. Withee OF Norridgewock,
while looming to the creamery here,
Wednesday of last week, with load Of
cream ,,had his load upset. the cream
spilled and ne was himself injured quite
badly.
One of the funniest comedies on the
road is "Grimes' Cellar Door" at the
opera house tonight. In the company
are James B. Mackie, Miss Louise
Sandford and several clever and pretty
girls.
Superintendent Barbarick Of the Port
land Packing Company will begin the
manufacture Of cans for the next sea-
sons pack at the Skowhegan factory on
Monday next. About ten men will be
employed In the work, which will last
several weeks.
Remember the concert by the Colby
Glee Club 10 Coburn Hall, Friday even
ing, Feb. 23d, under the auspices of the
Epworth League Of the NJ. K. Church.
Reserved seat tickets can be obtained at
Dinsmore & Bickford's music store for
35 cents. Other tickets for % cents.
James G. Durrell has leased the Sa-
moset at Mouse Island for the coming
season. The Samoset has been under
Mr.. Durrell's management for two years
and has become one of the popular sea-
shore resorts of Maine. A number of
will be made in the hotel
prior to the opening.
Parker A. Wade, lad of Is years, son
of Albert Wade of Waterville, disap-
peared from his home, April oath, 1899,
and the last heard of him he was in the
vicinity of Norridgewock. The young
man is of slight build and has brown
eyes. Any information relating to his
will be gratefully received
by his parents.
Ralph Ames, who has for some months
been studying law in the office of K. n.
Merrill, has secured position with the
National Correspondence School and will
hereafter be engaged in securing pupils
and conducting other work for the school
in Gardiner, Hallowell, Augusta, Water
Vile, Skowhegan and Madison.
s. w. Gould, Esq, is circulating Pc
tition to raise money for the erection of
a new and commodious building for ex-
hibits on the grounds of the Somerset