The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-10-18
TOWN and VICINITY
See Mrs. Benner's ad.

See Mrs. Benner's ad.
Secured your "Quo Vadis" seats YETI
Harry C. Graves returned to Augusta,
Monday morning.
Don't forget the high school Ministries
next Monday.
Desirable front room to rent, furnish
ed. Inquire at No. 8, Mechanic st.
Cushing's headache powders are guar
snteed to cure, at Fl. w. Cushing's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren J. Foss Of Brigh-
ton were in town over Thursday night.
Plenty OF those famous home made
candies on sale at Delano's, Saturday
Clifton Preston, Bowdoin, 1902, was
the guest over Sunday, of Blaine s.
Viles.
George Pottle of Lewiston, one OF the
board of State assessors, was in town,
Saturday.
Ben s. Collins, ESQ, of North Anson,
was In town on legal business, Saturday
morning.
Arrangements are being made for
masquerade ball at East Madison,
Nov. 9th.
Mrs. w. P. Ordwsy went to Portland,
Thursday afternoon, for weeks visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Durrell returned
from Mouse Island on the afternoon
train of Saturday.
Miss.K Kate Sawyer, who has been visit
ing relatives in Bangor, for five weeka,
returned. home, Saturday evening.
The prize cake for the High School
Minstrels cake walk will be on. exhibit
tion, FRIDAY, In the window of Ordway's
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pullen left town,
Ssturdayimorning for Somersworth, N.
H., where they will visit his brother for
few weeks.
Fred NJ. York of Cornville on one-half
acre of ground raised 175 bushels Of po-
tatoes and from one acre $50 bushels of
yellow corn.
Miss Luella B. Stevens, who has been
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. E. II. Stevens,
the past summer, returned to Cambridge,
Monday morning.
Forrest Goodwin, Esq, left for New
York city on the afternoon train of Sat
urday. He will take the stump in the
Empire State for Mckinley.
C. ID. Reed of Whitman, Mass, a
member Of the firm of the Common
wealth Shoe Co., was looking over the
Skowhegan factory, Friday.
Mrs. A. C. Smith of Saratoga, N. Y,
who Is passing few weeks with her
father at East Fairfield, visited her
brother, Geo. Il. Pishon, this week.
The M. C. l. football team were guests
at the: Heselton, Saturday. In the even
ing reception and dance was rendered
them by the high school In Milburn ball.
The high school minstrels are going
to be the fashionable event of the year.
The cake walk will be something gorge
Gus. Come and applaud your favorites.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Osgood Of Port
land, who are making a carriage trip
through Maine, we're guests at the
Coburn over Sunday. They drove here
from Pennington.
Miss Mildred Varnum of Bangor, who
taught a successful term Of dancing
school here last winter, was In town, Il
few hours Saturday, en- route to her
home from Boston.
W. Fl. Hurd has leased the Barrett
store opposite REPORTER office, in place
of the Ross building, where he will open
up his hand laundry and be ready for
business, Monday next.
Capt. Asa s. Emery brought to the
REPORTER Office, last week, a quantity
of raspberry twigs we'll Allied with ripe
and green berries. He picked them in
the vicinity Of Lakewood.
At the Catholic fair, Saturday night,
the drama "a Noble Outcast' was pre-
sented to a crowded house. Both the
play and company were well received.
The fair closes next Saturday.
DIR. j. B. Twaddelle of Bethel, form
erly OF Norridgewock, his daughter,
Miss NJ. Louise Twaddelle, and Mrs. s.
s. Gould of North Arson were calling
on Skowhegan acquaintances, Saturday.
Forrest Goodwin, Esq, will be in New
York about two weeks. He began a
stumnin0 tnnr Monday evening. at