The Somerset reporter., 1900-12-13
TOWN and VICINITY


<. A. Russell Of Brighton was In town,
over Sunday.
Mrs. F. w. Allen was In Waterville,
Friday afternoon.
The hall tree at Merwin's cigar store
awaits claimant.
A. w. Bourget lie going out Of busi-
nees. See ad elsewhere.
Trimmed and uptrimmed hats marked
down at Mrs. F. A. Benner's.
G. II. Knowles of Fairfield was In
town. last week, on business.
Fogg's headache powders are guaran.
teed to cure, at Fogg's drug store.
Abram Newton of Jackmsn was regis
tered at the Heselton, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Russell returned
to Boston, Saturday afternoon.
You will find some very pretty trim.
med pin.cushions at Miss williams.
81. w. Jones, the Madison jeweler, was
in town on business one day, last week.
Christian Science church on Sunday
morning next, Golden Text: Psalm, 1911.
Ben S. Collins of No. Arson was In
town, Monday, on his way home from
Boston. .
Toilet cases. handkerchief boxes, collar
and cuff boxes and shaving sets at Hesel-
toms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hackett of Pitts
field were calling on Skowhegan friends,
Saturday.
Read Know1ton & Thompson's ad-
vertlsement, this week. 1t will save
you money.
Mrs. W. L. Bonney returned, Saturday
afternoon, from a visit to relatives at
Mt. Vernon.
Hon. C. A. Marston, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Lola, went to Boston,
Friday morning.
You can buy bran new sleigh of L.
w. Chase for s22 at Cobuu House sta.
bles, Madison st. as W.
Frank Chase returned, Thursday even
Ing from visit Of ten days with relatives
In Amesbury, Mass. ,so,a
Fred H. Wing displays choice line
OF toilet articles and delicate perfumes
for the holiday trade.
Ralph NJ. Ames started, Saturday
morning, on his return journey to Bridge
port, Ala, where he will remain this
winter.
George A. Barnard, who has charge OF
building the barn which J. H. Gray Is
erecting at Scion, WAS 10 town, over
Friday night.
What is more delicious than Cape
oysters In the shell, opened as you want
them, or sea weed pickles? To be had
at A. K. Bisson's restaurant.
Miss Annie Russell, who has been en-
ployed in the census department 10
Boston for several months, returned to1
Thursday evening.
The regular meeting Of the Phi Pei
society Of the Skowhegan high school
was held, last Thursday evening at the
home OF Miss Addie Lawrence.
Frank L. King sold 20 lambs, the past
week, to Marley Holt for $500 each to
be shipped to the Brighton, Mass. mar
ket. They were Hampshire Downs and
averaged 105 lbs.
A golden opportunity is offered our
people to buy groceries at less than half
price 10 the sale of Goodrich's damaged
stock, now going on at corner of Msdi-
son and Russell streets, Ross store. Get
Into the rush and save money.
The December term of supreme judi
cial court begins here, Tuesday next, the
18th inst, Judge Strout, presiding. The
term 10 likely to be lengthy one and
full Of business because Of the early ad.
journment Of the September term when
very little business was transacted.
Officers Of Skowhegan grange for 1901
we're elected at the last regular meeting
as follows: Master, <. j. Kimball
overseer, T. g. Lord; lecturer, Nellie L.
Leavitt; steward, L. H. Packard; asst.
q. H. Gardner; chaplain, Mrs.
J. &. Buker; treasurer, E. d. Packard
secretary, 8. F. Emerson; gate keeper,
D. g. Spofford; ceres, Mrs. G. D. Eaton;
pomona, Mrs.. T. g. Lord; fora, Addle
B. Cleveland L. A. s., Mrs. G. II. Gard.
ner; executive committee, X. A. Withee,
J. e. Buker, 3. Fl. Bradbury. The
treasurer, secretary and gate keeper were
reelected.
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