The Somerset reporter., 1901-04-04
TOWN end VICINITY

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New picture moulding and artists
material at Folsom 4 Nutlings
Deputy Sheriff E Il Jones Of Athens
was At the court house Friday.
Large bottles Of beef, iron and vine,
only zoe. At G. X. Fogg's drug store.
Mrs Georgia Tobey returned home
Saturday night, from her Boston trip.
Arthur Flagg i passing the school
vacation with relatives 10 North Arson.
J. II. Cray Of scion was IN town, RI
day, and took the afternoon ualn down
.lver.
Miss Alice rereIas left town. Saturday
morning, 10 Visit her sister b Boston Tor
few weeks
Mrs.. J. T, Oak and Mas Pauline we're
the guests OF Fairfield frieods over
Thursday night
Mrs. {. A. Coleman Of Jaokman WAS
IN town, Friday. and took The afternoon
rain for Boston
c. d. saywsrd Of wstefynle WAS In
town, Friday, witness Ia The case Of
salley Va Robinson.
Remember 10 attend "Tolu' tomorrow
night, given for the benefit Of our high
school % and IS cents.
Miss Winniired Partridge Of Augusta
visited portion OF last week with her
aunt, Mrs. +. y. Prescott.
Mrs. z. II. S. Vaughan OF Augusta
visited relatives here, last week, return
ing home, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Lashon and her sister,
Mrs. T.. f. Fairbrother, went TO Water
Vile, Friday afternoon, to visit friends.
Last Sunday was Palm Sunday. To-
morrow is Good Friday and next Sunday
is Easter, which marks the close of
Lent.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Haskell, who were
in town several days, last week, return
ed to Pittsfeld on the afternoon train Of
Thursday.
The delivery teams and depot car
riages are on wheels and sleighing in the
business part of the town is a thing of
the past.
The lumbermen are coming out of the
woods. Last week number of men
and teams employed by down river
operators passed through town.
No excuse for rough skin, chapped
lips or hands, II you try Wings Skin
Food, the ideal preparation, prepared
and sold only at Wings drug store.
Wilder Gates, who has been at his
home in Scion for two months, took the
train here, Thursday afternoon, for Bos-
ton, where he has situation for the
| summer.
Many have no doubt noticed the fact
that the sidewalks are clear of ice, this
spring, earlier than usual. This is due
to the sand which is sprinkled over them
during the winter.
An Easter ball will be held in Milburr
Hall, Tuesday evening, April 9th
Music will be furnished by Kendall's
orchestra. A fine supper will be served
by the Pythian Sisterhood.
C. E. Dealey and C. w. Bickford were
the Skowhegan aids at the sheet and
pillow case masquerade ball which was
given at Madison, last Thursday night.
Kendall's orchestra furnished music.
Don't throw away your last years
suit and overcoat because they look a
little shabby. Bring them to G. E.
Dealey to be cleaned, pressed and re-
paired. He will make them as good as
new.
Mrs E. G. Frost of Jamesburg, N. j.
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. j. Robinson In Cornvllle, for
several weeks, returned home, yesterday.
She will visit in Waterville and other
places en- route.
If "Tulu," the play the Waterville
amateurs are to give tomorrow night for
the benefit of the high school, proves to
be as good as was the production of
Hazel Kirke'' a year ago, our theatre
goers are promised an evening of rare
enjoyment.
The annual parish meeting of the
Congregational society occurred, Friday
evening last, when the following church
officers were elected: f. s. Dutton,
clerk; George N. Page, treasurer; Miss
Gertrude Weston, auditor. The presi.
dental committee Is the same as last
year.
Deputy Sheriff Frank l.. Harding of
Madison took the train here, Friday
morning, for Rumford Falls. He re-
turned Saturday night, having in Gus
tody Patrick j. Haggerty, formerly of
Madison, against whom the March grand
jury found an indictment for keeping a
liquor nuisance.
Miss Harriet Marble entertained a
large party OF friends, Friday evening,
aC her home on Spring street. As it was
Horror party each guest was re-
quested to bring something horrible.
AS result some very funny articles
were on exhibition, chief of which. In