The Somerset reporter., 1901-02-21
Visit Judkins for corsets.

teed to cure.
Mrs. Addie Gould of Madison, was In
town, yesterday.
n. II. Caswell made a business trip
to Pittsfleld, Tuesday.
Mrs. w. D. Carpenter went to Au-
gusta, FRIDAY afternoon.
A. F. Donigan, y prominent business
man of Bingham, was in town Friday.
VIM. R. Hunnewell, the we'll known
Pittsheld politician, was in town, Fri
day.
j Wallace Blunt went to Portland on
business, Friday afternoon, returning
Saturday evening.
w. P. Ordway attended the banquet Of
the Imperial club, Friday night, given
at the Gerald In Fairfield.
Mrs. <. C. Walker, who had been
visiting her mother and sister here,
returned to Portland, Friday morning.
A. Often, the Waterville baker, was
In town Friday, looking over the ground
with the idea OF establishing a bakery
here.
DR.. Henry Leavitt, who has been
visiting his son Frank, In Arizona since
last fall returned home on Friday even
ing's train.
Persons having any acts and resolves
Of the State of Maine, prior to 1880. for
sale are requested to write, Box 1888
Skowhegan, Maine.
Rev. snd Mrs. John Dinsmore, who
were the guests of Mrs. D. NJ. Bacon
last week, returned to their home In
Auburn, Friday morning.
County Attorney George w. Cover
was In attendance upon the February
session of Probate Court for Franklin
county in Pennington, Tuesday.
Hon. C. A. Marston and dau ghter,
Miss Mollie, were in attendance upon
the Governors reception and ball in
Augusta, Thursday of last week.
Harold Ross entertained the junior
class of the high school of which he is
a member, at the home of his father,
G. A. Ross, Tuesday evening.
Joseph E. Buker, Henry W. Varney
and Henry L. Mitchell have been drawn
to serve as traverse jurors for the term
of court beginning March 10Th.
The body of Miss Stella, daughter of
W. A. Worthen of Cornville, was
brought to this place, Monday and
placed in the receiving tomb.
s. w. Philbrick was in Augusta, Mon
day and Tuesday in attendance upon the
annual meeting of the log driving COM
pany Of which he Is treasurer and clerk.
Last Thursday night another of those
pleasant hops which are being held this
winter by the boarders at the Heselton
was given. Dinsmore furnished music.
Mrs. W. r. Clifford and Miss Gertrude
Weston left town, Friday afternoon on
their way to Washington, d, c., to
attend the convention of the Daughters
of the American Revolution.
The Canaan mail reached here Friday
forenoon for the first time since the
Tuesday previous. 1t WAS carried from
Canaan to L. G. Dorrothy's, distance
of six miles, by man on his back.
From Dorrothy's here the road was
broken out sufficiently to enable
sleigh to get through. The condition
of the stage road last week was the
worst for years.
Mrs Edith s. Shepherd and Miss Lola
Goodwin left home, Monday morning
last, for California going via Washing.
ton, d. c., and New Orleans, and 1t Is
their intention to visit several southern
and western cities en- route. AT the
close OF their visit in California they
will return home via Vancouver, B. c.,
and over the Canadian Pacific r. R.,
affording them an opportunity of view
ing some of the grandest scenery OF
North America. Their absence will
cover nearly eight weeks.
Jas. B. Mackie appeared In Coburn
opera house last Thursday night present
Ing the familiar piece "Grimes Cellar
Door,, which has been presented here
several times. Mr.. Mackie was support
ed by the strongest company he ever
brought to Skowhegan. The third act
was devoted to specialties, hits being
made by Marion w. Douglass, Miss
Georgia Cunningham, the La Maud
sisters and Miss Nellie Baker. The
welcome given Miss Marion Sawtelle.
who appeared at Lakewood two years
ago, was most cordial and her imta-
tons were very clever.
The Rialto dramatic club of Belfast,
who are to produce IA Virginian
Romance" in Coburn Hall next Thursday
evening, under the auspices of Oosoola
Division U.i r. X. P. should not be class
ed with ordinary amateurs, as all the
parts are assumed by able people who
have been in many similar entertain.
ments, and wherever they have appear
ed have been highly endorsed by the
press and public for giving finished
We feel safe In saying
that all who attend the production will
performance of the highest
order, intersperced with high comedy