The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-03-07
TOWN and VICINITY


Fogg's headache powders are guaran-
teed to cure.
j. S. Green of Scion was in town on
business, Friday.
S. w. Philbrick was in Augusta on
business, Saturday.
Mrs, George f. Washburn visited Fair
field friends, last week.
Charles B. Dodge of Boston has been
In town, the past week.
II. M. Phillips, Esq. returned from
Boston, Thursday night.
It will pay you to attend the great
mark-doxc seie at Judkins'.
Mrs. f. B. Curtis left this morning, on
business trip to New York.
Miss Kate Brown of Waterville passed
Sunday In town, with relatives.
New picture moulding and artists
material at Folsom & Nutting's.
Mrs. Allie Knights went to Lewiston,
Saturday morning, to visit her father.
1t is stated that the Relief Corps cleared
$l6 on their dinner, town meeting day.
A. d. Horn of Pennington was In
town over Thursday night of last week.
Frank Perry former skowhegan boy,
was the guest of relatives over Sunday.
Have you seen the bargains Judkins is
giving In table linens, towels and crashes.
Lewis. Anderson and daughter, Miss
Sarah J. Anderson, left home, yesterday,
for Boston.
Friday night large whist party went
to Madison by special car, dining at one
of the hotels.
Charles Lashon has secured situation
with the Singer Mfg. Co. with head.
quarters 10 Watervile.
T. B. Seekins of Pitts field was In town
last week, the guest of his SOD, W.T..
Seekins, clerk of courts.
Morning worship at the Universalist
church; subject of sermon, "Beng
Christian" AT Up. N. 1.-THE Crusaders"
Miss Marguerite Percival of Waterville
has been the guest Of Mrs. +. p. Page,
the past week, returning home Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Fl. X. Coffey and her daughter,
Miss Bessie Cofiey, were among the
arrivals Friday night, joining her hus-
band, Prof. Coffey.
Thomas Lawley has presented the owl
which he found recently on the veranda
OF Hotel Coburn, to j. Fields Murray,
the Waterville caterer.
Mrs. B. f. Wells and Mrs. H. o.
Stevens, who have charge of the gar
ment cutting school here, passed Sun
day at their home In Belfast.
F. C. Dunlap, lieutenant, U. r. X. p,
went to Gardiner Thursday afternoon
where he assisted that evening In Install
ing the officers of the uniform rank In
that city.
Hon. M. l.. Merrill of st. Adams, who
came up from Augusta to attend the
March term of County Commissioners
court, returned to the Capital city, this
Kendall's orchestra left Monday after
noon for Bingham where they played
that night for the Inauguration concert
and ball given in Kennebec hall by the
leading citizens of that village.
Now is a good time to subscribe for
the SOMERSET REPORTER. BY sub
scribiug now you will get the reports of
the March term of supreme court. Send
% cents and get the paper three months.
This Is our Trial trip price.
Carrabasset lodge No. "a, l. o. o. F.,
has accepted an invitation from Indian
Spring lodge, No. ll5 of Madison, to
visit them on Friday evening, March 10,
and work the third degree. The degree
staff is studying under the direction of
Mr.. Shaw and will meet next Monday
1lk lUT TtutdI Shls
James j. Pooler of Portland was in
,own over Sunday. Mr.. Pooler, who Is
vice president for Maine of the National
Hotel Mems Association, has disposed of
MS business In Portland and while here
ooked over the Heselton hotel property
with the idea of purchasing. Mr.. Pooler
mas had a wide experience aud Is one Of
he best known hotel men In New Eng
and
The March term of County Commits
sioners' court was in session at the court
house, Tuesday and Wednesday, all the
being present. The only bust
ness outside of routine work to come
before the court was petition from sew
eral Scion citizens for location of the
county road in that town towards Show
hogan via east side of Madison Pond. A
hearing was ordered.
The grocery firm of Simpson Il Savage
have dissolved partnership, the former
gentleman having purchased the interest
of his partner. Mr.. Savage retires owing
to i'll health and has accepted position
as travelling representative for Blake,
Scott Il Lee of Boston, dealers In fruit
and canned goods, central Maine being
his territory. Mr.. and Mrs. Savage will
continue to make their home In Skowhe-
gan as heretofore.
The drama, "Topsy Turvy', which