The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-05-31

Harry Wyman o1MboWooln WAS III
town over Sunday.
George Manx, fireman on trains 1913,
Is on his vacation.
Miss Berle Walton returned from Bos-
ton, Friday evening.
C. f. Emery of Athens was In town
on business Saturday.
s. s. Randall of the Augusta Lumber
Co., was in town, Sunday.
Miss Sarah j. Anderson returned from
Boston, Friday afternoon.
J. N. Smith was in Fairfield on bust.
ness, Thursday afternoon.
Allen Hackett of Pittsfeld was in
town on business, Friday.
Miss Edith Savage of Fairfield was the
guest, Sunday, of Miss Dora Goodwin.
Chester II. Mills returned from Ban
gor on the afternoon train of Thursday
Horace Purlnton, the Wsterville con.
tractor, was in town one day, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Bartlett of North
New Portland were in town, Saturday
A. F. Donigan, one of Bingham
leading business men, was Ia town, last
week
Landlord n. r. Knowlton of the Ex-
change Hotel, Pennington, was Ia town,
Friday.
Wallace McPheters of Portsmouth,
N. H., passed Sunday in town with his
family.
Harvey White of Boston visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. White
over Sunday.
Miss Margaret Goodwin went to Pitts
field, Friday morning, returning, Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. F. Fl. Colby and Miss Grace Rob-
inson of Bingham were in town shop
ping, Saturday.
James Spaulding, who is clerking at
the Shaw House in Newport, was in
town over Sunday
| All admire the beautiful granite monu-
ment Just finished at Baker & Marble 5
monumental works.
Charles Viles of Boston and Marshal
| Viles CT Portland came home, Saturday,
to vote In the caucus.
Seats for the Donnelly Minstrels can
now be secured at SIMPSONS. Prices
35 and soc; children, 25c.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodridge of
Waterville were the guests over Sunday
of DR.. and Mrs. F. o. Sawyer.
Hon. and Mrs. George H. Clarke of
North Arson were In town, Sunday, to
attend the funeral of H. W.. Cushing.
Miss Edna Page, who is attending
school In Augusta, passed Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Page.
Charles Drake, who has been in Lew
iston for several months, has returned
to town and secured situation In the
Merwin cigar factory.
The Madisons came down, Saturday
afternoon, and had good time with the
picked nine in this place, beating them
by score of % to 4.
W. s. Gilman has recently purchased
Studebaker sprinkler for use on the
streets here. 1t Is not so heavy as The
old ono a. nd moro modern
Mrs. George o. Smith and young son,
who have been In Washington, D. c..
the past winter, returned to 5kowhegan,
Thursday evening, for the summer.
Give Brace I.awley call at Knowlton
& Thompson's new store for one of his
milk or egg shakes or he will draw you
a cold soda with natural fruit favors and
pure cream.
No Christian Science church services
will be held on Sunday mornings, June
3 and 10. On June II, at 10.45 a. M,
services as usual, subject, "Sacrament, :"
at 20 Water street.
H. 3. Spofford of Boothbay, accompa-
MED by his daus liter, was In town the
past week, the guest of his brother, D.
G. Spoford. While here he bought a
good horse of d. w. Lewis.
The Skowhegan & Norridgewock Rail-
way has been sold by the syndicate own
ing 1t, to Perry & Co. of Worcester,
Mass. just what will be the result OF
this purchase on the running of the road
1t Is difficult to state at this time.
We hear many expressions of salts.
faction at the excellent work done by
the Pittsfield Pythian Band and their
fine appearance, here, Memorial day.
These compliments are well deserved.
Co. E, National Guard, was out In
their new arms, equipments and uni
forms for the first time memorial
Day.. Everything was neat and trim
and soldierly. The company is made up
of young men of our town who have al
interest In military affairs. They have
recently done some excellent work in
workmanship practice and will give a
good account of themselves when the
time comes for competing with other
companies.
The prettiest line of shirt waists at
Judkins'.