The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-08
TOWN and VICINITY

G. II. Morse, ESQ.,, OF fIttsnelu, was
In town, Monday.
S. w. Philbrick was in Waterville on
business, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Lord are visiting In
Boston, this week.
Miss Leora Withee went to Boston,
Monday morning.
Miss Mary Barnard Is visiting friends
In Boston, this week.
Miss Mary Lalley Is passing the week
in Boston. and vicinity.
Gen. R. B. shepherd went to Bangor,
yesterday on business.
You can get good Plymouth Rock
roosters of Henry Galway.
Ed. G. Crosby of the Bangor News
was In town, Friday night.
Hon. s. j. Walton left home, Tuesday,
on business trip to Jackman.
Miss Edna Page passed Sunday In
town the guest of her parents.
Mrs.tA. w. Bourget left town on the
morning train of Saturday, for New
York.
Score sheets for duplicate whist may
be obtainedi at this office at Zoe per
hundred.
Have you seen the dollar camera
at Wings drug store, made by the
Eastman Co?
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Symons went to
Portsmouth, N. H., Monday morning, for
weeks visit.
Keeplin mind the date of the A. o. U.
w. March 10th. All
will want togo.
Mrs. M. l.. Williams of Scion has been
In town and Canaan, for the past week,
calling on friends.
Mrs. Forrest Goodwin has been in Au-
gusta, this week on brief visit TO Mrs.
P. Il. S. Vaughan.
Walter Hight, clerk at G. f. Wards, Is
passing a ten days vacation with his
parents in Norridgewock.
Frank Fl. Baker has been in town the
past week. Mr.. Baker will open the old
FART field House, this week.
Katherine Donegan went to North
Andover, Mass, Monday, where her
parents are soon to locate.
"Me an Otis" are rehearsing every
night 80 as to make good showin' with
the village folks when we come.
Mrs. Fl. R. Bearce and daughter
went to Dover, Saturday afternoon,
called there by the illness of her sister.
Miss Francis lord went to Portland
Saturday morning. She will visit Bos-
ton and New York before returning
home.
Mrs. Lutte Huse, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. George E. Wash
burn, returned to Boston, Saturday
morning.
Miss Nellie Porter of North Anson,
who. has been visiting Mrs. Fred H..
Wing for week, returned home, yester-
day afternoon.
Doc P. Fisher of Dover. N. H., a
conductor on the Boston and Maine,
was In town over Sunday, the guest of
j. F. Lawrence.
Twenty-Five cords Of green wood and
5 cords of dry hard wood wanted at
once, In exchange for furniture. by
Bragg & Varney.
Thomas F. Murphy of Boston, for
merly well known Maine newspaper
man, was calling on Skowhegan ac-
quaintances, one day last week.
The Town Improvement society will
meet at Hotel Heselton, Friday p. M,
March ninth, $3.50 o'clock. Subject Of
meeting, South Africa. Mrs. Helen
Howard, hostess.
Harry h. Hilton, who has been on
the sick list the past two weeks, re.
turned to his duties Monday morning
as express messenger on the Skowhe-
gan Boston run.
Among those who went to Boston,
Monday morning, on the excursion were
Charles Holt, Charles Griffin, Frank
Chase, c. w. Thomas, G. K. Dealey, F.
G. Head and w. P. Ordway.
Mr.. A. A. Campbell of Toronto,
Canada, who is in town for brief time
in the interest of the Independent Order
of Foresters, is accompanied by his wife
and they are guests at Hotel Coburn.
The cases Moody vs.. Burns and Burns
Moody, referred at the December term
Of 8. j. Court to s. w. Gould and A. K.
Butler were heard by the referees at
the Court House, yesterday. Walton &
Walton was counsel for James A. Burns
aud Forrest Goodwin for Prince A.
Moody.
The regular church services of Chris
tian Scientists are held on Sunday morn
lngs at 10.45 O'Clock, to which all are
welcome. A circulating library Of
Christian Science literature, in connec-
ton with the church work and free to all
can be found at the audience rooms, 20
Water street.
Miss Alice Robinson, who has been
In the millinery business at