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

over SUNDAY.
Guy Pencil was in Augusta, over
Friday night.
Judkns has fine line of white mus
Inns for graduating dresses.
C. Z. Oak of Caribou was the guest of
his brother, J. p. Oak, Friday.
New picture moulding and artists
material at Folsom & Nutting's.
Kid glove cleansing a specially by n.
2. Vigue over Simpson & Savsge's.
A. X. Butler, Esq, went to Augusta,
Thursday afternoon, returning, Friday
F. W. Bunker, one of North Anson's
well known horsemen, was in town.
Monday.
Miss Zlla Gibbons of East Madison
passed the day Thursday, with Skowhe-
gan friends.
Dep. Sheriff s. S. Walker and Mrs.
Walker were In town, Tuesday, on their
way to Boston.
The remains of H. w. Gushing arrived
here from California, on the morning
train of Friday.
Hon. A. w. Coombs and wife of Port
land were the guests of S. W. Gould and
wife over Sunday.
A good assortment Of pictures just re-
ceived at Bragg & Varney's; also picture
frames made to order.
Harry Roadway, clerk at the new
Hilton, Madison, was in town, Saturday
afternoon to attend the ball game.
S. M. Sawyer returned to Fairfield,
Monday morning, after passing vaca-
ton of four days with his family here.
City Marshall, Charles b. Davis of
Watervile was in town, Thursday OF
last week, on his way to Norridge
Guy Brown, who has been employed
In the shoe factory here, the past winter,
returned to his home In Clinton, Thurs
day.
viii the finder of an Odd Fellows pin
lost on Sunday last between Coburn hall
and the south cemetery, leave at this
office.
Mrs. E. W. MarstoD, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Harriet, and Master
Gerald, returned from Boston, Friday
afternoon.
David Owen of Bangor was In town
over Monday night, in the interests OF
Donnelly's MINISTRIES of which his father
is manager.
The sewing circle Of the Universalist
society will meet one week from this
afternoon, with Mrs. A. II. Yeaton on
Maple street.
Aromatic naphthaline and camphor,
the most effective and economical insec-
ticide now in use, at Fred II. Wings
drug store, only.
There was an error In the tax Of
George L. Nay as printed In the REPoR-
TER, last week. The amount should
have been $10453.
Silss Leland went to Lawrence, Mass,
Monday morning. He will be absent
four weeks on business connected with
his tanning business.
Families who intend taking their meals
out for the summer months can find ao-
commodation at the Anidrosis, IL Elm
St., opp. public library.
Hon. Charles E. Oak, land agent and
commissioner Of fisheries and game, was
In town, Thursday last, en- route for
Scion on official business.
Frank ). Cairns received cablegram.
Saturday, summoning him to return at
once to Cuba, and he lett by the after
noon train, Monday, for Havana.
Owing to increase of business J. N. &
|. j. Smith have employed d. A. Soule
to represent them In the sale of pianos,
organs, bicycles and sewing machines.
Remember the supper and entertain
ment In Grange hall, Friday night, under
the auspices of the Town Improvement
Society and for the benefit of our town.
DR.. F. S. Dunno of Haverhill, Mass,
and +. C. Snow of Dover, N. H., were in
town, Saturday, on their way to Moos.-
head lake. They are making the trip by
team.
Among those who attended the
athletic meet at Brunswick, Saturday,
were Principal c. w. MarstoD, Walter
Wildes, Coburn Marston and Oscar
Green.
Elegant band, solo orchestra, clever
comedians, a big cake walk, the latest
songs, dances and up.to-date music are
what Donnelly's Minstrels will give you
at the opera house next Monday night.
Mrs. F. l. Estes, accompanied by her
son, Guy, left on the morning train,
Tuesday, for a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. d. G. Dorothy, and son, W. A.
Estes of Everett, Mass, and will also
visit her son, o. M. Estes in Boston.
Veterans Of the First Maine Cavalry
lS6l-4-who reside In this vicinity, have