The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-05-16
TOWN and VICINITY
3urtis has Pan.AmerIean sailors.

+. [. Pooler returned from Boston,
Saturday afternoon.
Postmaster L. c. Williams of Athens
was In town, Friday.
A new lot of fancy colored cashmeres
for waists at Judkins.
"Hunker's Post Office in Coburn Hall
tomorrow, friday night.
Col. Stanley Plummer of Dexter was
in town on business, Friday.
Il. D. Patterson and f. T. Goodrich
are in Portland, this week.
Thirty cords soft wood, all fitted for
stove, at DR.. Conant's farm.
New picture moulding and artists
material at Folsom Il Nutting's.
E.P. Moore left on the morning train,
Friday, for a visit in Lynn, Mass. with
relatives.
Mrs. W. A. Richardson of Lewiston is
the guest of her father, George H.
Pishon.
Miss Dora NJ. Cleveland and Miss Eta
Emery passed the day, yesterday, in
Wateryille.
Wanted at once at Hotel Coburn-two
women and two girls; steady employ
ment, good wages.
Mrs. Julia Ormsby went to Farming
ton. Saturday morning, for few weeks
visit with relatives.
Mrs. J. w. Blunt and Misses Mollie
Marston and Airline Clarke were in
Waterville, yesterday.
VIM. B. Snow has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be upon our
streets almost daily.
f. L. Wyman, secretary of the Water
Vile board of trade, was calling on
Skowhegan friends, Friday.
Subject, "Soul and body" Lamenta-
tions. 3: %. All are cordially welcome
at the Christian Science Church.
Mrs. lothian Weston has lot Of first
class hay for sale. Inquire at the nome
of Mrs. Weston or Of d. w. Lewis.
c. d. Reed, treasurer of the Common
wealth Shoe Co., was looking over the
Skowhegan plant one day last week.
Try DR.. Edwiu's quick relief plaster
for that lame back-it will do the bust
ness. Sold by George E. Sampson only.
Mr.. b. f. Baxter, one of Anson's
venerable citizens, was in town, yester-
day. He Is hale and hearty at So years
of age.
Henry D. Patterson, who has been
passing several weeks in Boston the past
winter, was among the arrivals, Friday
afternoon.
Hon. Alonzo Smith, chairman Of the
board of County Commissioners, was at
the Court House, Saturday, attending to
County affairs.
Open cars on the Somerset Traction
and Skowhegan & Norridgewock cleo
trio railways were run week ago today
for the first time this season.
Thomas Tantish has sold out his news
depot on Madison Ave. to +. W. Buck
nam and Mr.. Bucknam has moved the
business to his Water st. store.
Co. E, N. G. S. M. of this place have
accepted an invitation from Bates Post,
G. A. r. of Norridgewock to participate
with them in the observance of Memorial
Day, in the afternoon.
Mrs. Ann Stinchfield, who passed the
winter In Boston as the guest OF her
daughters, Mrs. George Crockett and
Mrs. w. IL. Swan, returned home, Fri
day afternoon, for the summer.
IL In need Of carriage of any kind f.
z. Moore, the carriage builder and dealer
can give you good argument why 1t Is
to your advantage to trade with MIN.
Repairs for all makes of carriages.
Miss Jennie Perham, graduate of the
cutting school here, left for Ellsworth,
Thursday afternoon, where she has
position in the school to be opened in
that city by Messrs. Addition and Barry.
George l.. Gross, an old time com
mercial traveller, was calling on local
business acquaintance, Friday. Mr..
Gross is now engaged in the insurance
business in Providence, II. l., and this
was his first visit to Skowhegan in ten
years.
Wellington Sprague, at one time con-
ductor on the Skowhegan-Portland
morning passenger, WAS in town over
Friday night, Saturday morning he left
for Rowe pond on a fishing trip. Mr..
Sprague is now superintendent OF the
union station in Portland.
The public are cordially invited to
attend the anniversary services Of the
Epworth League, next Sunday evening,
at the NJ. f. Church, prayer meeting and
roll call at six O'Clock, at seven o'clock
the pastor, Rev. Daniel Onstott will
preach the anniversary sermon, good
music. Come one, come all.
A number of changes are being made
in Co. E of the ID regiment. Several of
the old mel have dropped out and are
being replaced with new material.
Capt. Dunlap is determined to have one
of the best companies in the State and
the bows are bound to make good