The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-05-02
Arw ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOWN and VICINITY

ROYAL Boston of Auburn has been in
town, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Briggs passed
Tnesday sight in Pittstield.
Finer H. Dunton of Jaekman was in
town. Saturday, on business.
Great variety children's straw hats,
infants bonnets, cloaks at Judkins'.
urs. Gertrude Russell of Caratunk is
the guest of her brother, G. 2. Pooler.
7. A. Anderson and F. B. Brown of
Fairfield were calling on Skowhegan
friends, Sunday.
Don't forget that the best place to
satisfy your thirst is at Knowlton &
Thompson's soda fountain.
Mrs. D. W. Colby returned home,
Monday night, from a brief visit with
her father in Maiden, Mass.
Kendalps orchestra will play for the
hall given by the alumni of Arson Acad-
envy. tomorrow night at North Arson.
saturday morning Miss Williams will
nut on sale a new lot of the bargain rem
napts. Remember the prettiest go first
The adjourned parish meeting of the
First Baptist church and society will be
held, next Monday evening, at $50
n o'clock,
q Miss Harriet Bickford has resigned
Il her position as ook-keeper and cashier
i for W. H. Wildes to engage in other
a business.
a Morning worship at the Universalist
& church, text of sermon. with what
y measure ye mete, it shall be measured to
you again"
q George F. Hall is said to be the great
q est comedian that has visited Skowhe-
s. gan in years. Here May 9TH, in 1.-THE
q American Girl"
81 The decorations at Grange hall for the
n 0. U. A. NJ. ball, this evening, will be
handsome, in fact no pains has been
8 spared in every respect, to make this a
gala time.
Miss Matte Goodrich, salesady at F.
w. Allen & Co.'s for the past three
& years, closed with that firm Saturday
last and at present is visiting her parents
in Athens.
81 Mrs. Albert Fuller returned to Show
hogan, Monday night, from visit of
several months, to her daughter in Mel
rose, Mass. She is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Silas Leland.
There is to be a Somerset County
Musical Convention at Madison, May
23d and 23d under the direction of Mr.
L. B. Cain of Waterville. Free enter
tsinment will be furnished to all singers.
During May, June and July, Miss
Zaidee Morrison will receive pupils in
drawing on Saturdays. Through the
past season Miss Morrison has been
Studying painting at the New York
schOol of art with Frank Vincent
DuMond, and also for portion of the
season, drawing with Kenyon Cox of
he Art Students League. In sketehing
and illustration Miss Morrison has work
ED with Walter Appleton Clark and
Howard Chandler Christy. For terms
address No. 6, Middle street.
Mrs. Waldron, the mother of William
Waldron, sub master in the High school,
confined to her home as the result of
30 accident on Water street, Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Waldron was crossing
he street and failed to notice a team
foming towards her. The occupants of
1he team had their attention in another
direction and did not see Mrs. Waldron
fntil the horse had knocked her down.
fortunately the horse was not travelling
fast yet Mrs. Waldron was severely
bruised aud has been unable to leave her
ped since, the apex of the spine being
Effected to some degree.
On Friday evening, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan G.
prdway on Pine street, Miss Lila Belle
)rdway, was united in marriage to Mr..
Peo. Allen Withee of Madison. The
eremony was performed at o'clock, in
Ahe presence of the immediate families of
4 the bride and groom by Rev. Henry
Huse, pastor of the First Baptist
hurch, Mr.. and Mrs. Withee took the
lght o'clock car for Madison, where
8hey will make their home. The best
l'hes of many friends attend them on
|lelr way as was attested by the. many
eautfnl and usefal wedding remem-
Rfanec gifts they received.
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