The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-10-18
Remember "ouo vadis" tonight.

Col. w. T. Eustis of Auburn was In
town, Monday.
An apprentice Is wanted by Mrs. r. A.
Benner, milliner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Heath Of Water
Vile were In town, Friday.
A furnished room for rent. Inquire OF
r. w. Higgins, Summer st.
Ordway wants good domestic stock
ings at highest market price.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Woodbury. started
Monday morning, for HOLSTER, Cal.
o. W. Scribner of Wellington was in
town, a few hours on business, Friday
W. Il. Catlin, the New York horse
buyer, arrived In town, Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wentworth and
son have taken rooms at Hotel Heseltor
for the winter.
Try Cushing's beef, iron and wine
large bottles only SOC, at Fl. W. Cush
ing B drug store.
The cute little black pickaninnies In
the high school Ministries will be worth
the price of admission alone.
Mrs. A. r. Jewett returned home
Tuesday night, from visit OF severa
weeks in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. james T. Leavitt went to Sidney
yesterday, where, last evening, che In
spected the Relief Corps in that place.
Mrs. Lyman Murphy brings to tht
REPORTER q branch of cultivated
raspberry bush well loaded with greer
and ripe fruit.
Mrs. F. W. Padelford of Idaho, who Ii
visiting her parents, Rev. DR.. and Mrs
G. D. B. Pepper of Waterville, was in
town, Saturday.
Mr.. A. S. Burke of Bingham was IN
town, Friday on his way home from tht
meeting of the grand lodge Of Good
Templars at Gardiner.
Mrs. Eben Paine OF New York, who
has been guest of DR.. E. Fl. Stevens
and family at Bloomfield cottage fol
several weeks, returned home, Monday
morning.
Miss May E. Ward, daughter of S. c.
Ward, has recently been appointed by
Supt. Seaver of the Boston Public
Schools as one of the training teachers
of the City.
Hon. George Pottle Of Lewiston, mem
Der of the board of State assessors was
In town, Friday on his way to Augusta
from Madison where he had been on
official business.
Mr.. George Otis Smith returned to
Washington, D. c., yesterday morning,
In order to assist In some work being
done by the U. s. Geological Survey in
the mountains of North Carolina.
Mrs. N. G. Ordway and her sister,
Mrs. Byron johnson OF Norridgewock
are visiting relatives In Boston. They
left, Tuesday, and Mrs. W. P. Ordway
accom- panied them from Portland.
Miss Blanche Bixby returned to town,
Tuesday night, from a visit of several
weeks In Portland and is accompanied
by her friend, Miss Grace Locke OF that
city. They are guests at Hotel Heselton'
w. w. Russell of Solon has some very
large apples of the Alexander variety
He left two at the REPORTER Office,
Monday, that measured l21a inches in
circumference. One weighs II = ounces,
the other 1917.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Jewett left homo,
Tuesday, for few weeks tarry in
Massachusetts,, visiting friends. Their
daughter, Miss Florence, accompanied
them and will enter Emerson College OF
Oratory to pursue course there.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Addition we're call
ed to Hartland, Tuesday to attend the
funeral of William Lancey, brother OF
Mrs. Addition, who died at his home Ia
Rhode Island and his remains were
brought to Hartland, his native place,
for burial.
A pleasant reunion occurred in Water
Vile, yesterday, when for the first time
in many years the following sisters, six
in number passed the day together
Mrs. james Harmon, Mrs. Harrison
Salley of this place; Mrs. Elisha and
Mrs. Sumner Winters of Kingfield; Mrs.
Dexter Danforth and Mrs. Calvin Hill
ton of Waterville, the last two being the
hosts. Originally there were nine of the
sisters, but death has claimed three of
them.
Largest assortment of tablets at