The Somerset reporter., 1901-01-03
TOWN and VICINITY

on business, Friday.
Miss Linda Graves returned to Port
land Saturday afternoon.
Subj ct at Christian Science Church
God, Psalm 60 30, 80.
Charles Bradley of Waterville passed
Sunday at his home here.
A. 2. Bigelow of st. Albans was in
town few hours, Friday.
Miss Mae Goodwin returned to Mel
rose, Mass, Monday morning.
Miss Emma Goodwin returned to
Everett, Mass, Monday morning.
All the schools In town will commence
their winter term, Monday next.
F.E. Tufts of Mechanic Falls was the
guest of Mrs. S. F. Robinson, Monday.
Miss Avis Antil returned to Manches-
ter-by-the-Sea, Mass, Monday morning.
w. 2. Carr, Bowdoinhsm insurance
agent, was In town on business, Friday.
Silas Leland returned from a business
| trip to Lawrence, Mass, Saturday even
ing.
B. 7. Wells, Jr. of Belfast was the
guest of Skowhegan friends few days,
last week.
Miss Matte Goodrich went to Boston,
Monday morning, for a months visit
with relatives.
! Richard H. Ceilings of Augusta made
brief visit to his father and sister one
day, last week
S. b. Brewster of Newport, r. l., has
been renewing Skowhegan acquaintances
| the past week.
Col. A. G. Blunt, r. II. Anderson and
A. X. Butler, Esq. went to Augusta,
Monday morning.
Mrs. W. II. GanDett and little daugh
ter returned to their home In Augusta,
Saturday morning.
DIR. W. Fl. Spencer, Rev. H. W. Kim.
ball and Rev. Henry f. Huse were in
Watervile, Monday.
William Griffin left, Saturday after
noon, for Middletown, Conn. to visit his
sister, Mrs. Henry.
r. G. Henderson, superintendent of
the Indian Spring Woolen Co. at Madi-
son was in town, Sunday.
Miss Grace Barbeau left home, Friday
morning, for Monson, Mass. where she
will remain for the winter.
Miss Elizabeth Peterson returned to
Portland, Saturday morning, after a
brief visit with friends here.
Mrs. J..W. Manson of Pittsfied accom-
panied her husband to town, last week,
while he was attending court.
Miss Winnie Goodrich returned to
Boston, Monday morning, after a brief
visit with relatives here and in Athens.
Ansel Holway went to Boothbay,
Monday morning, and will work Lincoln
county in the interest of the State
Grange.
Miss Mabel Blanchard has returned to
Portland having spent q few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Niles
Blanchard.
Mrs. Sarah Foster, who has been do
ing missionary work in the eastern part
of the state, was among the arrivals,
Saturday evening.
Miss Annie l.. Russell, who has been
passing the holidays with B. F. Eaton
and family, returned to her duties in the
census department at Washington, on
Monday.
Joseph Lashon and wife visited with
her parents in Watervlle, this week, the
mother being ss years old and the
father 90.
Morning worship at the Universalist
church at 10: :45 with sermon by the
pastor "God and Father; Sunday school
at II, and social meeting at Z o'clock.
All are welcome.
C. K. Leighton has closed out his busi-
ness In Augusta and with his wife has
returned to Skowhegan to reside. Mr.
Leighton is'to represent M. j. Allen as a
travelling salesman.
The new soda fountain which was
placed in position, last week, in the drug
store of F. w. Bucknam Is one OF the
handsomest In town and adds much to
the appearance of the store.
Remember the entertainment in
Grange Hall, tonight, given by and for
the benefit of Skowhegan Grange.
There will be two plays and violin
selections by Donald Morrison.
The pictures now on exhibition at the
public library are we'll worth seeing
They are scenes taken along the Denver
and Rio Grande railroad. They will
remain at the library until Jan. II.
Charles B. Dodge was in town, Fri
day, returning to Boston, Saturday
morning. Mr.. Dodge had just returned
from trip to Michigan and will shortly
go to Alabama for a part of the winter.
There was a pleasant dancing party,
last evening, at Hotel Heselton given by
the regular boarders. Friends were in
vited and about 20 couples were present.
Dinsmore's orchestra furnished music