The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-11-22
TOWN and VICINITY

town, Friday.
Social dance, tonight, In Armory Hall,
with music by kendalrs orchestra.
Mrs. s. NJ. Sawyer was the guest of
her husband in Fairfield several days,
last week.
F. Bryant, one of Pittsield's promi-
nent business men, was in town few
hours, Friday.
Clarence B. Weston, Esq. of Boston
was In town, over Sunday, returning
home, Monday.
C. A. Coleman, a Jsckman merchant,
was calling on skowhegan business &C
quaintances, Friday
The Watervile high school football
team, l6 men. were guests at Hotel
Heselton, Saturday.
Mrs. George B. Fairgrieves returned
from Hartland, Monday, where she had
been visiting relatives.
C.P. Malbon, who has charge OF the
Maine Central round houses in Lewiston
was In town, over Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Morrill, of Lawrence,
Mass, has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
Augustus Fowler, this week.
The Efie Carlton Co. went to Rum
ford Falls from here where they opened
the new opera house, last Monday night.
Henry Appleton, who WAS the guest
few days, last week, of Miss Helen San
horn. returned to Bangor, Friday after
noon.
A progressive musical was held in the
First Baptist church, Friday evening,
under the direction of Mrs. Philo
Steward.
Tenement for rent on Water ST., good
business location for dressmaking and
housekeeping combined. Apply to ii.
c. Bassett.
Twenty. five couples enjoyed the dance
held 10 Grange Hall. last Friday night,
under the management of Dealy and
Kendall.
Misc Alice NJ. Sides of Portsmouth, N.
Fl. arrived in town, Saturday evening,
and Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. }. ID.
Symons.
Lawson Peaks, baggage master on the
Washington County railroad, was 10
town, Sunday, the guest of MT. and Mrs.
c. c. Tozier.
Mrs. Charles Greene, who has been
passing several months with relatives in
the lower part of the town returned to
Boston, Monday.
Charles H. Bartlett, leading manu-
facturer Of North New Portland, accom-
panied by Oscar NJ. Perkins, was In town
on business, Friday.
Fancy worsted, blue serge and other
remnants, suitable for dress goods, sl.Oo
to sl.75 per yard, Sc inches wide, at the
Marston Worsted Mills. 4w
Work has again been resumed on the
pier under the railroad bridge. 1t was
DELAYED few days owing to the high
water caused by recent raius'
One pair of eyes to last lifetime and
still you abuse and neglect them; care
full attention given to all cases of defec-
tive vision by II. W. Jones, D. O.,
Madison.
No excuse now for hanging back about
having that hair mattress renovated now
Mckinley is elected. Have it liked up
at Ceilings, the upholsterer' so you can
rest comfortably the next four years.
All persons will bear in mind that
dumping of rubbish on the river banks
is strictly forbidden. Grounds for this
purpose are provided on the DR.. Mann
place on the extension of North avenue.
Everett Wight of Morrson's Corner
was In town. this morning, on his return
home from hunting trip to the Moxie.
He had buck deer of 200 lbs. and doe
weighing nearly 100 lbs. with him as a
result of his trip.
The class OF 1901, Skowhegan high
school, rendered their classmate, Miss
Viola Adell, a surprise party at her home
on Mt. Pleasant Ave, last Thursday
night. Twenty-Five were present and
refreshments were served.
Geo. H. Pshon shipped car load of
apples to Rhode Island, Friday after
noon. Up to that date they had bought
4, 900 barrels in this vicinity and at pres
ent have IS packers at work. The price
paid ranges from Sl00 To 81 rs per
barrel.
Mrs. Sarah Gledhill and her daughter,
Miss E. NJ. Gledhlll, left on the morning
train of Friday, for Boston where, on
Saturday, they sailed for Liverpool on
the Cunard steamship Ivesnia. They
will visit at their former home In Hud-
dersfleld, Yorkshire, England, remaining
abroad for year.
The Effie Carlton Co. closed week of
poor business ut Coburn Hall, last Satur-
day night. The company and the plays
were not so strong as they were last
March when the company was headed by
FL. g. Carlton. Mr.. Carlton was not
here the first of the week, but joined
them Thursday, appearing in the bill,
Saturday night.