The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-10-25
TOWN and VICINITY

Rev. II. W. Kimball was in Portland,
this week.
Dark and light outings only SC at
Judkins'.
W. T. Seekins, Esq. of Pittsfeld was
in town, Friday last.
Lewis Anderson Is on business trip
to Boston, this week.
Cape oysters in the shell, shocked to
order, at A. E. Bisson's.
Call and see what a nice, nobby hat
Miss Lord can sell you at $50.
Wanted, q situation to do general
homework. Address box So, Scion, Me.
E. F. Danforth, Esq., has been In Bos-
ton, this week, on professional business.
Col. /. K. Stetson and wife OF Bangor
were guests at Hotel Coburn, over Sun
day.
Cecil H. Tilton, foreman Of the RE-
PORTER job room, is in Boston, this
week.
F. X. Cayouette Of Boston was in
town over Sunday, returning Monday
afternoon.
Don't miss "For Liberty and Love" at
the opera house, tonight. Full of speci-
alties.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Allen left home,
Monday afternoon, for Boston to pass
the week.
Try Cushing's beef, iron and wine;
large bottles only soc, at H. w, Cush-
ing's drug store.
Mrs. C. B. Gilman and daughter, Miss
Lizzie Gilman, of Bingham were In town
shopping, Saturday,
Miss Margaret Lumsden and nephew,
Willie Donaldson, went to Everett,
Mass, Tuesday.
Mrs. Lyman Murphy went to Bosten,
Monday morning, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. w. Fl. Bowen.
Cushing's improved bronchial loz-
enges for coughs, colds and all throat
irritations at Cushing's drug store.
On Sunday morning next at the Chris
tian Science church the subject will be
"Adam and fallen man." Cor. 10 IA.
Mrs. F. W. Bucknam and child passed
Sunday in town with her husband, re-
turning to Yarmouth, Monday afternoon.
At the regular meeting Of Skowhegan
Lodge, X. of P, this evening, the rank
of page will be conferred upon one cam
didate.
DR.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Shedd Of No. Con-
way, N. H., were In town over Monday
night, guests of DR.. John E. Wads-
worth and wife.
Miss Nellie Apazeep, who passed
few days with friends in Waterville, last
week, returned home, Saturday, on &C
count Of sickness.
New wash ribbons in the narrow
widths at Miss Lords.
Arthur Hopkins of Plymouth, for
merly conductor for the Somerset Trac-
ton Co., has been visiting friends IN
town the past week.
Morning worship at the Universalist
church, Sunday next at 10.45. Sermon
by the pastor, from the text, mot to
destroy but to fulfill"
Mrs. VIM. Clifford of Pennington and
Mrs. Harris Noble of Fairfield are visit
ing their brother, Henry 2. Canon, at
his home on Mcclellan St.
Eleven ladies, members of the Snow
bound Club, passed the day, Tuesday, In
Fairfield dining at The Gerald, and re-
port most delightful time.
Mrs. M. Z. Bean and daughter, Miss
Florence, who have been In town for
eighteen months past, departed, Tuesday
morning, for their home in Florida,
Ellie Cayouette and j. E. Cayouette,
the latter accompanied by his son, all Of
Quebec, have been passing the week in
town, the guests of their brother, Joseph
Cayouette.
l.. w. Chase was called to York, Me-,
this week, owing to an accident to a
brother. who was thrown over bridge
while an occupant of runaway team
and severely injured.
j. B. Avore, who has been on the Bar
Harbor run of the American Express Co.
for the summer, was In town over Sur
day. For the coming month he is to
have charge of the run on the Somerset
Railway.
Among the Skowhegan people in at
tendance upon the Masonic ball at Fair
field, Thursday night, were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Oak and daughter, Pauline,
T. H. Anderson, Miss s. j. Anderson,
Mrs. s. M. Sawyer and Fred r. Phil
brick.
The Rowe-King Stock Co. open their
three nights engagement at the opera
house, tonight in "For Liberty and
Love- Special scenery and costumes
are carried for each play. See ad for
Saturday afternoon at 2.30
a matinee will be given when Is and rs
cents will admit to all parts of the
house.
The annual ball of the Skowhegan fire
was held In Grange hall, last